A-shares are subject to price limits. The daily price limit is 1%, which means that a stock will go up by up to 1% on the same day, and it will also go down by up to 1% if it goes down. So is it the same for Hong Kong stocks? Let's take a look at the trading regulations of the Hong Kong stock market.
is there any price limit for the Hong Kong stock market?
No, the trading in the Hong Kong stock market is T+, and there is no limit on price fluctuation. There is no limit on the price of the Hong Kong stock market, which means that the stock can go up or down indefinitely on the same day, and there is no daily limit except for the mainland stock market in China. There is no limit on the ups and downs of Hong Kong stock trading varieties, but the Hong Kong stock market has a fluctuation adjustment mechanism. Under this mechanism, once the stock price in the range exceeds the fluctuation limit of the last trading price five minutes ago, the market adjustment mechanism will be triggered and a five-minute cooling-off period will begin immediately.
during the cooling-off period, the market-adjusted securities will be declared within the allowed price range; After the cooling-off period, the securities that triggered the market adjustment mechanism will enter the normal trading without the price limit of the market adjustment mechanism.
There is no price limit for Hong Kong stocks, so there may be a large profit or loss in the short term. For example, Hong Kong stocks are easily influenced by the news and trends in European and American markets at night. The news of central bank monetary policy adjustment in major European and American countries, changes in international commodity prices and local wars will greatly affect the trend of related indexes or individual stocks. Investors should pay attention to the news in major European and American markets to judge short-term trading strategies.
after reading the above introduction, I believe you can have a better understanding of the question of whether there is a price limit for the Hong Kong stock market. Finally, I would like to remind you that stock investment fluctuates with market changes, and it is possible to go up or down. There are risks in entering the market, so investment needs to be cautious.