Is the shareholding ratio of Hong Kong Central Clearing House good?

All right. Because Hong Kong Securities Clearing Company Limited is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The company is responsible for managing the central clearing and settlement system in Hong Kong and is a recognized clearing institution.

The company should be an intermediary company with centralized liquidation in the background, recording and managing the shareholding of each shareholder, rather than the actual shareholding. All the shares held by H-share shareholders are listed in the name of the company, but in fact they are held by all shareholders.

China Industrial and Commercial Bank, for example, holds about 24% of the shares. Its shareholder is Hong Kong Securities Clearing (Agency) Co., Ltd., that is, ICBC holds about 24% H shares. The specific H-share shareholders are actually dispersed.

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Judging the distribution of individual stocks is the basic premise of stock market operation. If the judgment is accurate, the hope of success will be greatly increased. There are several ways to judge the distribution of individual stocks:

1. According to the statements of listed companies, if the capital structure of listed companies is simple and there are only state-owned shares and tradable shares, then most of the former shareholders of 10 hold tradable shares. There are two ways to judge:

Among them, the top 10 stocks are held by the general circulation, which depends on the number of experts and is suitable for the intervention level of analysis institutions.

Second, the situation after stock trading is 10. Some people think that if the final shareholding is not less than 0.5%, it can be judged that the concentration of shares is relatively concentrated, but bankers can sometimes have a holiday and keep some shares before shareholders.

It's hard to see the change, but one thing is certain. If 10 holds less than 0.2% of the total tradable shares, then if it is lower, it can be judged that the concentration is low.

2. The stock market publishes the trading information of stocks with daily ups and downs of more than 7% through the public information system, mainly including the names of the top five business departments or seats with the largest trading volume and the trading amount. If the trading volume of a stock increases, most of the information is released by centralized buyers. If the transaction volume drops, most of the announcements are concentrated sellers.

This information can be found on the computer or read in the newspaper. If the transaction amount of seats in these business departments also accounts for 40% of the total transaction amount, it can be judged whether there is a Zhuang in and out.