$HKGB RGB 2505 (04252.HK)$ The results of the lucky draw will be announced on May 18!
Is holding long-term or selling on the first day in the dark pool more profitable?
Still hesitating? Take a look.Long-term holders vs. short-term speculatorsBeing different may lead to new ideas!
Let's first take a look at the first-hand benefits that green bonds are expected to bring:
*Stock return = (Stock price - Cost price) * 1 lot
Dividend = Floating dividend (linked to interest rate and Hong Kong inflation) and fixed dividend (2.5%), whichever is higher
Total income = price income + dividend income
Same period: within the first 5 trading days before the listing of bonds, the lowest value of the Hang Seng Index was 28216.09; within the first 5 trading days before the listing of green bonds (current statistics: May 13th - May 16th), the lowest value of the Hang Seng Index was 19898.77. Data source: Futubull.
Buy low, sell high: earn from both price appreciation and interest
1. Currently, the market volatility is relatively high.The first-day profit may be lower than the first-day profit of last year's ibond listing.。
2. Compared with the same period Hang Seng Index, the current Hang Seng Index is at a low valuation level, maybe after six months/one year,the stock price may have a significant increase compared to now.The stock price return may be higher than the first day.
3. Holding for 1 year.Guaranteed dividend of 250 Hong Kong dollars in the pocket.If you don't need the money urgently, holding brings more stable returns.
4. From a macro perspective of global inflation heating up, the rate hike pace in the US, Europe, and Hong Kong slowing down, and considering the low-risk nature of Hong Kong government green bonds, with a guaranteed interest rate and inflation protection, green bonds may be a more stable choice in the current volatile investment market.if held for the long term,...