2. The stock codes are different: the main board of Shanghai Stock Exchange starts with 60, and the B shares start with 900; Shenzhen main board starts at 000, small and medium-sized board starts at 002, GEM starts at 300 and B shares start at 200.
3.b shares are priced differently: they are quoted in US dollars; Shenzhen is bidding in Hong Kong dollars.
4. Different trading systems: the basic trading rules are the same, but the difference lies in the last 3 minutes of closing (14: 57- 15: 00). Specifically, the trading rules of the Shanghai Stock Exchange are continuous bidding; The trading rule of Shenzhen Stock Exchange is call auction.
Take an extreme example: It is precisely because of the call auction in the last three minutes of Shenzhen Stock Exchange that the trend of Xinjialian (002 188) was very dull on May 23rd, 20 12, but it closed at the daily limit due to call auction in the last three minutes.
5. Custody is different: Shanghai Stock Exchange is a designated transaction, that is, when you set up a securities account, you must first choose a securities company as the entrusted object; Shenzhen stock market adopts "automatic custody, buy everywhere, buy that and sell that, and turn indefinitely"
6. Different share capital: Shanghai stock market is dominated by large-cap blue-chip stocks to meet the political task of listing state-owned enterprises. Shenzhen is mainly a small and medium-sized market.
Extended data:
1, the code to distinguish whether the stock belongs to Shanghai stock market or Shenzhen stock market mainly depends on the stock.
(1) The trading code of A shares in Shanghai Stock Exchange starts with 600, 60 1 or 603, for example, Yun Sheng Industry: the stock code is 600767. China Air China (6011) and gub: The stock code is.
(2) The trading code of Shenzhen A shares starts with 000, such as Shunxin Agriculture: the stock code is 000860. The trading code of B shares starts with 200, for example, SZSE Guanzhong B shares, the code is 2000 18.
2. Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets refer to stock exchanges mainly engaged in stock trading in Shanghai and Shenzhen. At present, there are only two stock exchange markets in China, namely, Shanghai and Shenzhen. Shenzhen Stock Exchange is a small and medium-sized board and a venture capital board. Shanghai stock market is the leading market in China, ranking first in terms of the number of listed companies, the number of listed stocks, the total market value, the market value of circulation, the total turnover of securities, the turnover of stocks and the turnover of national debt.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Baidu Encyclopedia-Shanghai Stock Exchange