What's the difference between Shanghai Stock Index and Shenzhen Stock Index?

The Shanghai Composite Index is the Shanghai Composite Index, which is also the market index that investors often say. The difference between the two indexes is mainly that the stocks are different, the market analysis they represent is different, and the algorithms of the two indexes are different.

1. What is the Shanghai Composite Index?

The Shanghai Composite Index refers to the Shanghai Composite Index that is often seen in the market. All the stocks listed in Shanghai Stock Exchange, including A shares and B shares, are selected, which can reflect the changes of the stocks in the whole listed stock exchange. This index was released on June19965438+July 0 15. Because the market value of Shanghai Stock Exchange is relatively large when it is listed, the changes of these stocks also have a great analysis and driving effect on the changes of the whole market. Therefore, this index is also regarded as the change of the whole A-share market, which is called the market by investors.

Second, what is a deep finger?

Shenzhen Stock Exchange refers to Shenzhen Stock Exchange into Shenzhen Stock Exchange, which is mainly compiled with the tradable shares of standard 500 representative listed companies as sample stocks as the weight, and is usually used to express the changing trend of small and medium-sized board stocks. However, there are independent small and medium-sized board index and growth enterprise market index at present, which also has certain analytical significance. In most cases, the trend is consistent with the Shanghai Composite Index, and there will be special trends that are stronger or weaker than the Shanghai Composite Index.

3. What's the difference between Shanghai Composite Index and Shenzhen Composite Index?

1. The stocks represented by the two indices are different.

The Shanghai Composite Index refers to all A shares and B shares listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. These stocks are all large-cap stocks, starting with 600 and 688; The Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index is an index compiled by the trend of 500 constituent stocks, and there are no B shares. There has been no IPO in the main board market for many years. At present, there are only small and medium-sized board and GEM IPOs, and the stock codes start with 000, 002 and 300.

2. The two indexes represent different market analysis meanings.

The Shanghai Composite Index is called the broader market, which can represent the trend of 80% stocks in the stock market. Deep index refers to the trend change of stocks that can only represent the market.

3. The algorithms of these two indices are different.

The weighted average used by the Shanghai Composite Index; Shenzhen Component Index refers to the constituent stock index.