Main Capital丨Two stocks receive significant main capital accumulation at the end of trading

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The electronic industry has received a net inflow of over 15 billion yuan from major funds.

Today (April 8), the three major A-share indices all surged significantly, with the Shanghai Composite Index approaching 4,000 points after a hundred-point rally. Almost all industry sectors rose across the board, with gains led by precious metals, advertising and marketing, IT services, components, semiconductors, and media sectors.

According to today’s major fund flow data, the net inflow of major funds into the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 53.16B yuan throughout the day. Twenty-six first-level Shenwan industry sectors experienced net inflows of major funds, with the electronic industry leading at 15.96B yuan, far surpassing other sectors; communication, non-ferrous metals, machinery equipment, and media sectors each saw net inflows exceeding 5 billion yuan; computer, electric power equipment, and automotive sectors each had net inflows over 1.6 billion yuan.

Only the pharmaceutical and biological, petroleum and petrochemical, coal, comprehensive, and environmental protection sectors experienced net outflows of major funds, with amounts of 797 million yuan, 625 million yuan, 124 million yuan, 48 million yuan, and 29 million yuan respectively.

8 stocks each saw net inflows of over 1 billion yuan from major funds

From the individual stocks perspective, 93 stocks experienced net inflows of more than 200 million yuan from major funds, and 8 stocks each saw net inflows exceeding 1 billion yuan.

Zhongji Xuchuang’s major fund inflow was 2.14B yuan. Western Securities stated that, driven by industry leaders and others, CPO is accelerating commercial use, with ongoing innovation in various technical routes such as LPO, NPO, and XPO. Currently in the early stage of industrial acceleration, the next three years will be a key window for rapid increase in CPO industry penetration, as well as the gradual formation of supply chain patterns and industry chain value division.

BlueFocus’s major fund inflow was 1.96B yuan. The stock hit the “20cm” daily limit up today, and according to the龙虎榜 (Top Traders List), the listed business department’s trading volume was 2.84B yuan throughout the day, with a total net purchase of 1.41 billion yuan. Specifically, Guotai Haitong Securities Shanghai Pudong New Area Haiyang West Road Securities Business Department and Shenzhen Stock Connect dedicated account net bought 739 million yuan and 519 million yuan respectively.

Today, 66 stocks experienced net outflows of over 1 billion yuan from major funds, with China National Petroleum Capital, Goldwind Technology, Tianyin Electromechanical, Hengtong Optoelectronics, Enjie Shares, Luyan Medicine, and Farsight leading in net outflows.

Significant net inflows from major funds at the close

At the close, the net inflow of major funds into the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 100M yuan. The net inflow of major funds into the communication industry sector at the close was 5.36B yuan, far exceeding other sectors; non-ferrous metals, electronics, and electric power equipment sectors each had net inflows over 400 million yuan.

In terms of individual stocks, Xin Yisheng and Huagong Technology saw net inflows of 347 million yuan and 297 million yuan from major funds at the close; Yunnan Geology, Guangxun Technology, Guangku Technology, and Changxin Bochuang each had net inflows exceeding 100 million yuan.

On the other hand, at the close, China National Petroleum Capital and CATL experienced net outflows of over 100 million yuan from major funds; Farsight, Zhongli Group, Baofeng Energy, and Mian Health each saw net outflows exceeding 50 million yuan.

Disclaimer: All information from Data Treasure does not constitute investment advice. The stock market carries risks; please invest cautiously.

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