Ali Rose Three On The Market Rose 15.9%, Breaking 200 Hong Kong Dollars

A few days ago, the Hang Seng company said Alibaba was included in the Hengsheng comprehensive medium and large stock index and will take effect from December 9th. Stimulated by the good news, Alibaba's Hong Kong stocks rose today, closing up 5.59%, closing at HK $204, standing at HK $200, rising 15.91% over the 176 Hong Kong dollar issue price and the latest market value of HK $4 trillion and 362 billion 900 million.

In fact, Alibaba has been strong since its listing on the Hongkong Stock Exchange on the 26 day. It is reported that the opening day of the listing was HK $187 per share. At the close, the stock price was HK $187.6, or 6.59%, which means that the total market value of Ali has exceeded HK $4 trillion. In one move, it exceeded Tencent Holdings (HK $3 trillion and 210 billion) and became the market leader of Hong Kong stock.

After rising more than 6% on the first day, it continued to rise yesterday, after a 4% rise in the session, closing up 3%, closing at HK $193.2, with a total market value of HK $4 trillion and 130 billion.

Then, on the evening of November 27th, Hang Seng Index announced that Alibaba would be included in the Hang Seng Composite Index as the Alibaba meets the requirements of the fast inclusion index of Hang Seng Composite Index. In addition, it will be included in the Hang Seng comprehensive industry index (Science and Technology Information Industry), hang Seng general stock index and Hang Seng comprehensive medium and large stock index as well as Hang Seng Internet technology index.

As a rule, if the Hang Seng Composite index is incorporated into the Hong Kong stock index, mainland investors will have the opportunity to share the growth of Alibaba through Hong Kong stock exchanges.

However, investors are more concerned about when Alibaba will be included in Hang Seng Index and hang seng index. These two indexes are the most influential index of Hong Kong stock. Statistics show that the Hang Seng index is composed of 50 blue chips of Hong Kong stock core. At present, the same rights and second listed companies are not allowed to be included in the Hang Seng Index. Therefore, the Hang Seng Index company said Alibaba will not be included in the Hang Seng Index in the near future.

In addition, in view of the question of when Alibaba will be involved in the issue of Hong Kong stocks, Li Xiaojia, chief executive of HKEx, said recently that it is communicating with all parties, including mainland exchanges, regulators, index companies and so on. Such a good company, the company platform that everyone is using, should be included one day. In the future, all users who use Taobao can use Shanghai and Hong Kong to buy them, and they can also buy stocks at home.