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HK Trading Rules
Hong Kong Stock Trading HoursExcept for public holidays and the market closure due to bad weather, the Hong Kong stock market generally trades from Monday to Friday. The trading hours are as follows:1. Pre-opening SessionPeriodsFull Day Trading & Half Day Trading*Trading RulesOrder Input Period9:00am - 9:15amOrders can be entered, amended, or canceled.No-cancellation Period9:15am - 9:20amOnly at-auction limit orders
Call and Settlement Time for HK CBBCs
This article details the call mechanism of Hong Kong Callable Bull/Bear Contracts (CBBCs), using examples to explain the settlement methods for bull and bear contracts (Category R) under different scenarios, as well as how residual value is settled after a CBBC expires or is called.1. Call mechanism of CBBCsFrom the listing date until the trading day before expiry, if the price of the underlying asset touches the cal
Grey Market Trading
How Do I Trade on the Grey Market?Introduction to Grey Market TradingGrey market trading primarily refers to participation in the early trading of new Hong Kong stocks the day before the listing of an IPO for Hong Kong stocks.Not all new stocks can be traded on the grey market. Only those listed on the main board are available for grey market trading. For stocks listed on the Growth Enterprise Market, due to differen
Order Types - HK
This article will systematically introduce the common order types in the Hong Kong stock market to help investors choose appropriate order placement strategies based on different trading scenarios.1. Enhanced Limit Orders (ELO)A limit order with a specified price that is suitable for continuous trading sessions. It can be matched up to 10 queues at a time. The ask price can be 9 spreads lower than the best bid price.
HK Market Order
A market order is an order to buy or sell a security at the market's current best available price. Market order occurs when you provide instruction to Longbridge to execute a trade (buy or sell) immediately at the market price. It does not guarantee a specified price, and the investor cannot control the done price of the order.1. Is there anything I need to pay special attention to when placing a market order?
Odd Lot Trades - HK
Here you'll find quick answers to common questions about odd lot trades.1. What is an “Odd Lot”?The trading unit of HK stocks is generally one lot, and the number of shares in each lot is determined according to the stock price. One lot can be 100 shares, 500 shares, 1000 shares, or more than 2000 shares. “Odd lot” refers to the number of securities in less than one trading unit (one board lot).2. Does Longbridge pro
Introduction to Warrants and CBBCs
Warrants1. What Are Warrants?A warrant is essentially an option, which is equivalent to holding a virtual right. Warrants can be divided into call warrants and put warrants in terms of the holder's rights.2. Call WarrantsCall warrants give the holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy a certain amount of the underlying assets at the exercise price for a specified period of time. If investors of the covered war
Hong Kong Stock BMP Quotes
What are BMP Quotes?BMP market is the basic quotation service provided by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (Basic Market Price Service), which provides the following data content:Price per orderLast Transaction PriceClosing priceHighest/Lowest Price of the DayVolumeTransaction amountReference Equilibrium Price (IEP) and Reference Equilibrium Volume (IEV) during the pre-opening periodAt the request of the Hong Kong Stock