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Data Review | Telecommunications, Precious Metals, and Other Industries Strengthen, 190 Stocks Receive Net Inflows of Over 100 Million Yuan from Major Funds
On April 8th, the Shanghai Composite Index, Shenzhen Component Index, ChiNext Index, and STAR 50 Index all opened higher and continued to rise in the morning. In the afternoon, they maintained strength, with the Shanghai Composite Index once again reclaiming 3,900 points, the ChiNext Index rising over 5%, and the STAR 50 Index up more than 6%. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index was at 3,995.00 points, up 2.70%, with a trading volume of 1,074.2 billion yuan; the Shenzhen Component Index was at 14,042.50 points, up 4.79%, with a trading volume of 1,360.3 billion yuan; the ChiNext Index was at 3,347.61 points, up 5.91%, with a trading volume of 659.2 billion yuan; the STAR 50 Index was at 1,352.69 points, up 6.18%, with a trading volume of 86.4 billion yuan. The combined trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets reached 2,434.5 billion yuan, an increase of 820.1 billion yuan compared to the previous trading day.
Communication, precious metals, and other sectors strengthen; Huiyuan Communication hits four consecutive limit-ups
Overall, most industry sectors and concepts gained, with fewer declines. Notably, the communication, precious metals, electronics, insurance, media, computers, machinery, non-ferrous metals, and defense military industries led gains; concepts such as Kimi, nano silver, CPO, AI language data, short drama interactive games, internet services, storage chips, AI applications, PCBs, and computing power were active. Oil refining, petrochemicals, and coal sectors declined sharply; resource extraction, artemisinin, and heparin concepts showed weaker performance.
As of the close, a total of 4,878 stocks rose, 293 fell, 15 remained unchanged, and 9 were suspended. Excluding newly listed stocks today, 134 stocks hit the daily limit, and 12 stocks hit the daily limit down.
Among the stocks hitting the limit-up, 15 stocks had consecutive limit-ups of two days or more. Huiyuan Communication achieved four consecutive limit-ups, the most among all; Zhong’an Technology had three consecutive limit-ups; Jinning Pharmaceutical, China Construction International, Guangdong Media, Gaole Shares, Tongding Interconnection, Pubang Shares, Kairui Technology, and Huayuan Holdings each had two consecutive limit-ups.
Main funds in Shanghai and Shenzhen net inflow of 53.16B yuan; 26 sectors show net inflow of main funds
Wind statistics show that the main funds in Shanghai and Shenzhen markets net inflowed 53.16B yuan today; among them, the main funds in the ChiNext sector net inflow was 20.88B yuan; the main funds in the CSI 300 index components net inflow was 21.4B yuan; the main funds in the STAR Market net outflow was 3.98 billion yuan.
From industry perspectives, 26 of the 31 primary industries under Shenwan’s classification experienced net inflows of main funds today. The electronics industry saw the largest net inflow, totaling 15.96B yuan; other sectors with significant net inflows included communication, non-ferrous metals, machinery, media, computers, and electrical equipment, with inflows of 7.86B yuan, 6.66B yuan, 5.93B yuan, 5.07 billion yuan, 3.33B yuan, and 1.68B yuan respectively. Five industries experienced net outflows, with the pharmaceutical and biological sector seeing the largest net outflow of 797 million yuan; other sectors with notable outflows included petrochemicals and coal, with outflows of 625 million yuan and 124 million yuan respectively.
190 stocks received net main fund inflows exceeding 100 million yuan
Looking at individual stocks, 2,697 stocks received net inflows from main funds today, with 190 stocks exceeding 100 million yuan in net inflow. Zhongji Xuchuang had the highest net inflow, totaling 2.14B yuan; other stocks with significant net inflows included BlueFocus, Luxshare Precision, Lio Shares, Shulian Shares, and Huagong Technology, with inflows of 1.96B yuan, 1.81B yuan, 1.63B yuan, 1.49B yuan, and 1.19 billion yuan respectively.
66 stocks experienced net main fund outflows exceeding 100 million yuan
Today, 2,486 stocks experienced net outflows from main funds, with 66 stocks exceeding 100 million yuan in net outflow. The stock with the largest net outflow was China Oil Capital, with 1.29B yuan. Other stocks with significant net outflows included Goldwind Technology, Tianyin Electromechanical, Hengtong Optoelectronics, Enjie Shares, and Luyan Pharmaceuticals, with outflows of 492 million yuan, 447 million yuan, 411 million yuan, 385 million yuan, and 368 million yuan respectively.
Institutional net buy of 11 stocks on the龙虎榜; Shannon Chip leads
Post-market龙虎榜 data shows that today, institutional funds net sold approximately 434 million yuan. There were 11 stocks with net institutional buy, and 17 stocks with net sell. The stock with the highest institutional net buy was Shannon Chip, with about 257 million yuan. Other stocks with significant net institutional buys included Tongyuan Petroleum, Tongyu New Materials, and Baicheng Shares. The stock with the largest net institutional sell was N Hongban, with about 324 million yuan sold; other stocks with significant net sell included Guanghui Energy, Yitian Shares, and China Oil Capital.