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Data Review | Environmental Protection, Power and Other Sectors Strengthen; 96 Stocks Receive Net Inflow of Principal Funds Exceeding 100 Million Yuan
On March 24, the Shanghai Composite Index and the STAR Market 50 Index opened higher in the morning, then fluctuated and declined, followed by a rebound to the bottom. In the afternoon, they dipped again before rising once more. The Shenzhen Component Index and the ChiNext Index opened high but quickly fell back, then rebounded, declined again in the afternoon, and rose again later. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index was at 3,881.28 points, up 1.78%, with a trading volume of 931.4 billion yuan; the Shenzhen Component Index was at 13,536.56 points, up 1.43%, with a trading volume of 1.1514 trillion yuan; the ChiNext Index was at 3,251.55 points, up 0.5%, with a trading volume of 518.98 billion yuan; the STAR Market 50 Index was at 1,290.79 points, up 2.33%, with a trading volume of 67.3 billion yuan. The combined trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 2.0828 trillion yuan, a decrease of 348.65 billion yuan from the previous trading day.
Environmental protection, power, and other sectors strengthen; China Power LiaoNeng hits 7 consecutive limit-ups
Market-wise, most industry sectors and concepts rose, with fewer declines. Leading sectors included environmental protection, power, textiles and apparel, non-ferrous metals, pharmaceuticals and biology, steel, light industry manufacturing, machinery, and real estate. Active concepts included noise control, biomass power generation, childcare services, CRO, blind box economy, new urbanization, antibacterial fabrics, green electricity, and plant-based meat. Only the petroleum and petrochemical and coal sectors declined. Stocks hitting the daily limit-up were mainly in utilities, construction and decoration, non-ferrous metals, electrical equipment, environmental protection, and electronics.
As of the close, 4,866 stocks rose, 299 declined, 18 remained unchanged, and 8 were suspended. Excluding newly listed stocks today, 101 stocks hit the daily limit-up, and 8 stocks hit the daily limit-down.
Among the limit-up stocks, 12 stocks had been on the limit for two or more consecutive days. China Power LiaoNeng had 7 consecutive limit-ups, the most. *ST Zhengping had 4 consecutive limit-ups; *ST Wanfang, Zhongli Group, *ST Huke, and *ST Jinlun each had 3; Tuori New Energy, ST Ruihe, Xuelang Environment, Zhejiang New Energy, Liaoning Energy, and *ST Erya each had 2.
Main funds net outflow of 1.236 billion yuan in Shanghai and Shenzhen; 10 sectors see net inflow
Wind data shows that the main funds in Shanghai and Shenzhen net sold 1.236 billion yuan today. Among them, the main funds in the ChiNext sector net outflow of 2.665 billion yuan; the main funds in the CSI 300 component stocks net outflow of 1.991 billion yuan; while the main funds in the STAR Market net inflow of 94 million yuan.
Looking at sectors, out of 31 first-level sectors classified by Shenwan, 10 sectors experienced net inflow of main funds today. The non-ferrous metals sector saw the largest net inflow, totaling 4.026 billion yuan. Other sectors with significant net inflows included communications, utilities, and building materials, with inflows of 2.64 billion, 986 million, and 393 million yuan respectively. The remaining 21 sectors experienced net outflows, with the power equipment sector seeing the largest outflow of 2.373 billion yuan. Other sectors with notable outflows included automobiles, light industry manufacturing, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery, chemicals, and household appliances, with outflows of 1.024 billion, 975 million, 769 million, 515 million, and 481 million yuan respectively.
96 stocks receive net inflow of over 100 million yuan from main funds
In individual stocks, 2,051 stocks saw net inflow of main funds today, with 96 stocks receiving over 100 million yuan. The largest net inflow was into Demingli, with 1.099 billion yuan. Other stocks with significant inflows included Hanlan Co., Zhongji Xuchuang, Yunnan Germanium, Xinyi Sheng, and Hudian Co., with inflows of 993 million, 625 million, 621 million, 612 million, and 607 million yuan respectively.
75 stocks are net sold by main funds over 100 million yuan
Today, 3,129 stocks experienced net selling by main funds, with 75 stocks seeing net outflows exceeding 100 million yuan. The stock with the largest net outflow was Sungrow Power Supply, with 1.362 billion yuan. Other stocks with significant net outflows included China Electronics Technology Group, Shunhao Co., Dongfang New Energy, GCL System Integration, and BYD, with outflows of 774 million, 640 million, 618 million, 616 million, and 596 million yuan respectively.
Top 15 stocks with net buy by institutional investors on the龙虎榜; Nanya New Material ranks first
After-hours龙虎榜 data shows that institutional funds net sold about 190 million yuan today. There were 15 stocks with net buy and 18 with net sell. The stock with the highest net buy was Nanya New Material, with approximately 122 million yuan. Other stocks with significant net buy included Yunnan Germanium, Huamin Co., and Wancheng Technology. The stock with the highest net sell was Sanan Optoelectronics, with about 188 million yuan. Other stocks with notable net sell included Meili Yun, Nabaichuan, and Jiuzhou Group.