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Global Economic Indicator
The US is the world's largest economic system, with average GNP exceeding $40,000 and GDP ranking first in the world. It is one of the wealthiest and most economically developed countries globally, with influence that can affect major markets worldwide.
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More Investment Choices
Most companies in the Fortune 500 are listed in the US, such as Coca-Cola (KO), ExxonMobil (XOM), Walmart (WMT), etc. Investors who are optimistic about the prospects of these companies can choose to invest in US stocks.
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Lower Capital Threshold
The US stock market is free with diversified investment products. Additionally, there are no price limits on individual US stocks, providing ample room for short-term trading operations. There are no restrictions on the number of shares per transaction - you can buy just one share, making the capital threshold not high.
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Comprehensive Coverage of Asian Tech Pioneers
The Hong Kong stock market gathers numerous well-known technology companies such as Tencent, Alibaba, Meituan, Baidu, and Xiaomi Group, providing investors with abundant choices. Investors can select companies with potential based on their risk preferences and investment objectives.
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T+0 Trading System
The Hong Kong market has a long development history with well-established and standardized systems and rules. With minimal government intervention, it is one of the most efficient, fair, and mature securities markets globally, effectively protecting the rights and interests of investors and small to medium shareholders.
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Efficient and Secure Investment Market
The Hong Kong market has a long development history with well-established and standardized systems and rules. With minimal government intervention, it is one of the most efficient, fair, and mature securities markets globally, effectively protecting the rights and interests of investors and small to medium shareholders.
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Stable and Efficient Financial System
As one of the world’s leading financial centers, Singapore has a well-developed legal and regulatory framework with high market transparency, earning the trust of investors worldwide. SGX hosts companies from over 30 countries, covering industries such as real estate, banking, logistics, energy, and technology.
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Hub for Core Southeast Asian Assets
The Singapore stock market gathers many leading Southeast Asian companies and high-dividend blue-chip stocks, such as DBS Bank, CapitaLand, and Keppel Corporation. It has also attracted several Chinese companies for secondary listings, offering investors a mix of stable returns and growth potential.
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Investment Advantages
Highly internationalized with transparent regulation
High proportion of dividend-paying stocks, suitable for conservative investors
Trading hours align with regional investment demand
Offers a wide range of instruments including REITs, ETFs, and derivatives
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The Taiwan stock market refers to stocks listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) or the over-the-counter market (OTC, now known as the Emerging Stock Board). Trading is conducted in New Taiwan Dollars (TWD). Established in 1961, the Taiwan securities market has developed into one of Asia's most important capital markets, featuring a robust legal and regulatory framework with high efficiency and transparency.
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Core Hub of the Technology Industry
The Taiwan stock market is dominated by the technology manufacturing sector and is home to numerous world-class technology companies, including TSMC (2330), MediaTek (2454), Hon Hai Precision (Foxconn, 2317), and ASE Technology (3711). Taiwan's equity market is regarded as a critical arena for global technology investors.
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Investment Advantages
Supported by a strong technology sector with solid corporate fundamentals
High participation from foreign investors and excellent transparency
Suitable for medium- to long-term investment in technology and high-dividend assets
Offers diversified products such as ETFs, warrants, options, and futures
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The Malaysian stock market refers to shares listed on Bursa Malaysia, with trading conducted in Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). The history of Malaysia's securities market dates back to the 1930s. Today, it has developed into one of Southeast Asia's leading capital markets, featuring a mature regulatory framework, stable market mechanisms, and a diversified corporate structure.
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Diversified Market Structure
The Malaysian stock market is divided into three main segments:
Main Market – Large and well-established corporations
ACE Market – High-growth small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
LEAP Market – A financing platform for micro, small, and medium enterprises, open only to qualified investors -
Investment Advantages
Supported by a strong technology sector with solid corporate fundamentals
High participation from foreign investors and excellent transparency
Suitable for medium- to long-term investment in technology and high-dividend assets
Offers diversified products such as ETFs, warrants, options, and futures
The Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect are trading and settlement connectivity mechanisms jointly established by the mainland China and Hong Kong securities markets, allowing investors from both sides to buy and sell eligible stocks within the specified scope through local securities companies and conduct settlement. Currently, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange accepts all Hong Kong and overseas individual investors to participate in the Shanghai-Hong Kong and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect programs to trade Shanghai Connect stocks (excluding STAR Market stocks) and Shenzhen Connect stocks (excluding ChiNext stocks).
CBBCs operate similarly to derivative warrants, featuring leverage effects that allow investors to participate in the rise and fall of products like individual stocks or indices without paying the full amount. CBBCs face the risk of 'mandatory call' and come with attached conditions at issuance: during the validity period of the CBBC, if the price of the underlying asset reaches the level specified in the listing document (called the 'call price'), the issuer will immediately call the relevant CBBC. If the underlying asset price reaches the call price before the CBBC's maturity date, the CBBC will expire early and trading will be terminated immediately. It will no longer be valid on the originally scheduled maturity date in the listing document.
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