Transaction introduction
Trading Rules
Hong Kong stock market trading sessions
Hong Kong stock trading and settlement rules
Is there a limit on HK stock price volatility
What is off market order (place orders during non-trading hours)
The difference between order cancellation and invalidation
Why is the order in the "submitting" status
Is the minimum price change of all Hong Kong stocks HK$0.01
How to trade odd lot
FAQs about odd lots
What is penny stock trading
Arrangement for delay or failure of trading system
Order Type
Warrants/CBBC
Grey Market
ETF
HK Options
Regular Savings Plan
Hong Kong International Airport Retail Bonds
Block trade
Hong Kong stocks are T+0 transactions, and stocks bought (shorted) on the same day can be sold (buyback) on the same day.
After buying (short selling), investors find that they have made a mistake in judgment and can sell (buyback) in time to avoid risks and losses.
The Hong Kong stock settlement rules are T+2, that is, for stocks traded today (T0), the securities company and the clearinghouse will complete the settlement of funds and stocks on the second trading day (T+2).
For example, T0 is Monday, and settlement will be completed on Wednesday; T0 is Thursday, and settlement will be completed next Monday.
Note: The above times are all trading days.