Hang Seng Index is a broad-based index, one of the most representative of Hong Kong stocks. It consists of stocks of companies with large scale and active transactions in the city of Hong Kong.
Currently, the constituent stocks of the Hang Seng Index are 60, and the Hang Seng Index will gradually increase the number of constituent stocks to 100 when it releases a major adjustment this month. Tracking the Hang Seng index fund: on-market Hang Seng ETF, over-the-counter connecting fund
2. China United
This is not a purely Hong Kong stock index, but by the Hong Kong and U.S. stocks listed in the Internet companies, the two markets accounted for roughly half and half. China United is heavily weighted in Tencent and Ali, with individual positions capped at 30%. Funds tracking Chunghwa Mutual: OTC ETF, OTC Feeder Fund
3. Hang Seng Technology
Consisting of 30 companies highly related to the technology theme of the Hong Kong stock market, the main positions contain Internet technology companies, such as Tencent, Ali, Meituan, and so on.
A higher degree of similarity with the Chinese interconnected, but positions are more balanced than the Chinese interconnected. With 30 companies in the HST, a single position is capped at 8%.
Funds tracking the Hang Seng Technology Index: OTC ETF
4. Hang Seng Healthcare
Consisting of companies in the stock healthcare-related industry, the healthcare industry is also one of the industries with better long-term returns. Contains Pharming Bio, Shiyi Group, as well as the Internet medical Jingdong Health, Ali Health, etc..
Tracking Hang Seng Healthcare's fund: OTC ETF
5. Hong Kong Stock Connect New Economy
Consisting of "New Economy" companies included in the Hong Kong Stock Connect, it mainly contains high-end manufacturing (SMIC, Sunny Optical), new energy vehicles (BYD, Geely), bio-pharmaceuticals (PharmaTech), Internet technology (Tencent, Meituan), and other new technologies (e.g., biotechnology). Internet technology (Tencent, Meituan) and other new economy sectors.
This is an excellent sector index with broader coverage than Hang Seng Tech.
If we want to invest in Hong Kong stocks, there are basically two ways to do it, one is to open a Hong Kong stock account or Hong Kong Stock Connect, and the other is to buy a Hong Kong stock fund.
Opening a Hong Kong stock account is relatively simple, if you do not have a Hong Kong card, deposit and withdrawal of funds will be more trouble, far from the convenience of the A shares, and there are foreign exchange quota restrictions; the opening of the Hong Kong Stock Connect, the investor's capital has certain requirements, and can only invest in Hong Kong Stock Connect stocks.
For ordinary investors, the choice of Hong Kong stock index funds is also a good choice, neither the opening of the Hong Kong stock account and Hong Kong Stock Exchange, no foreign exchange quota limitations, and do not worry about the risk of individual stock mine.