COSCO SHIP HOLD

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ISIN: CNE1000002J7

Ticker: 1919

CNE1000002J7

1919

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Rendite Rudin

@RenditeRudin

17H·

Investing in Hong Kong

My dear Getquin friends,

I am currently very interested in a share from Hong Kong: CNE1000002J7 / $1919 (-0.2%)

From your point of view, are there any concerns to be expected with such stocks?

In short:

- What is your experience with Hong Kong stocks?

- Do the dividends arrive on time?

- Is it easy to buy and sell?

- Are there any special regulations or restrictions that you should be aware of?

Thank you in advance for your feedback

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

17H

I consulted GQintelligence with the following result:
Here are the key things you should look out for when trading Hong Kong stocks - always in line with an evidence-based, long-term investment strategy:

**1. currency risk**
- Hong Kong shares are traded in Hong Kong dollars (HKD). If you invest from the euro zone, you are exposed to exchange rate fluctuations between EUR and HKD. This can have a positive or negative impact on your return.

**2. market access & trading hours**
- The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) has different trading hours than European stock exchanges. Be aware of time differences and possible liquidity differences.
- Not all brokers offer access to HKEX. Check whether your broker allows trading and what fees apply.

**3. taxes & withholding tax
- There is no capital gains tax on share profits in Hong Kong. However, dividends may be subject to withholding tax. Check whether and how this can be offset against your personal tax burden in Germany.

**4. fee structure**
- Foreign orders are often more expensive than domestic orders. Pay attention to order fees, exchange rate surcharges and custody account costs.
- Low costs are a key component of long-term investment success.

**5. regulation & investor protection**
- The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is well regulated, but investor protection may differ from European standards. Find out about the respective framework conditions.

**6. diversification**
- Individual Hong Kong stocks may be associated with specific risks (e.g. political developments, sector specifics). Broad diversification across regions and sectors remains crucial to spread risk.

**7. volatility & behavioral bias**
- Markets in Asia can be more volatile than in Europe or the US. Stay disciplined and avoid emotional reactions to short-term fluctuations.

**Example
Let's say you invest EUR 10,000 in a Hong Kong ETF. If the HKD rises by 5% against the EUR, your value in EUR will increase even without any price gains on the shares. If the HKD falls by 5%, your value will fall accordingly - regardless of the performance of the shares.

**Conclusion
Trading Hong Kong shares can contribute to global diversification, but involves additional risks and costs. Check whether these fit your long-term strategy and risk tolerance. Stay broadly diversified, keep costs low and invest with a clear plan.

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Philzy1003

@Philzy1003

1Yr·

What is your current opinion on logistics, e.g. $HLAG (+0.08%)
$1919 (-0.2%) or $KNIN (+1.04%)

Logistics is always growing in my eyes. More and more important in times of e-commerce. $KNIN (+1.04%) eig always open and ready for new innovative projects. A possible takeover of DB Schenker is also on the cards.

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All-in-or-nothing@All-in-or-nothing

1Yr

Basically, with the exception of $KNIN, I would not classify the companies you mentioned as belonging to the "logistics" sector. $HLAG clearly container shipping/shipping, $1919 feels like something of everything, soon to be a collection point for Chinese state holdings all over the world. And: there are certainly other potential interested parties for a possible DB Schenker takeover😉. It would also fit perfectly into $DHL 's portfolio, so let's wait and see who makes the best bid and possibly wins the deal. Experience shows that Mr. Kühne usually comes away empty-handed in deals with state involvement aus🤷🏼‍♂️😂.

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