What are the A-share Chinese concept stocks?

Currently, the Chinese concept stocks in A-shares mainly include those listed on the Nasdaq US Stock Exchange and those listed on Hong Kong stocks. Among them, the number of Chinese concept stocks listed in the United States is relatively large and relatively early, because the U.S. stock market is a relatively mature secondary trading market in the global capital market. It has a good financing environment and mature investors, which is conducive to corporate development.

The Chinese concept stocks listed in the United States mainly include: Alibaba, JD.com, Weibo, Momo, Weibo, Zhaopin Recruitment, JD.com, Sohu, NetEase, Ctrip, Dangdang, LeDou Games, Alibaba Baba, Sespan, Trina Solar, Sina, Sinovac Biotech, 5151, Huazhu Hotels, Baidu, Jumei Youpin, Noah Fortune, 58.com, Taibang Biotech, Vipshop, New Oriental, etc. Among them, Alibaba and JD.com are relatively well-known and influential companies among the Chinese concept stocks listed on the US stock market.

China concept stocks listed in Hong Kong mainly include: Minsheng Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Chongqing Iron and Steel, Goldwind Technology, Air China, ZTE, Shanghai Electric, China Coal Energy, Zijin Mining, China Eastern Airlines, etc., listed in Hong Kong Many of the Chinese concept stocks include banks. I don’t know if you have noticed it, but also airlines. Because banks and aviation are relatively within-system industries, their core assets do not want to be diluted and controlled by external capital.

Extended information:

Chinese concept stocks refer to companies listed abroad by domestic companies, collectively referred to as Chinese concept stocks. Mainly divided into two situations:

1. Although registered domestically, corporate companies are listed and financed abroad. Such companies are often listed domestically and abroad at the same time, such as Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, A shares and Hong Kong stocks are listed at the same time;

2. Although it is registered abroad, its main business relationship is in China.

How concept stocks are divided:

Concept stocks are stock sectors that involve certain connotative factors and have different characteristics. Concept stocks can be divided into performance concepts, development project concepts, event concepts (World Cup concept, Olympic Games, etc.), commodity concepts, index concepts, etc.

For example: The concept of uncapping refers to the statistics of this sector over a period of time, which are stocks that have suffered losses for three years and then turned losses into profits and are about to be uncapted. Or 5G development projects promoted by the state, and listed companies involved in 5G-related projects are all stock concept sectors with the same characteristics. Or when the market demand for Apple concept stocks was large or new products were released, they would partially drive the listed companies involved in Apple mobile phones, etc.

From the current stage, there are hundreds of stock concept sectors in the market. Investors can use the characteristics of concept stocks to make reference stock selections, because the support of the fundamentals of concept stocks is not as good as the fundamentals of industry sectors, and they mainly focus on speculating on market-related enthusiasm. Therefore, we should pay attention to the current hot concept sectors in the market and pay less attention to unpopular concept sectors.

The difference between concept stocks and industry stocks:

In layman’s terms, concept stocks are related stocks and topic stocks. For example: stocks related to a certain policy or a certain hot spot, but the main business may not be related to the concept, so concept stocks are often speculated. Such as: margin trading concept, Huawei concept, One Belt One Road concept, etc.

Industry stocks refer to the main business of listed companies, so companies related to the main business are grouped together. Such as: agricultural planting industry, military industry, chemical industry, etc. Therefore, these companies can know what their main business is by looking at their stock names.

Generally speaking, if investors like to follow hot hype, they can choose concept stocks. However, the hype period of concept stocks is very short, and it is difficult for inexperienced investors to grasp the selling points.

If you are an investor who likes to analyze a company's growth from fundamentals, you can choose industry stocks, compare the company's position in the current industry, and analyze its performance, so it is suitable for medium and long-term investment.