The total turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Connect today was 268.435 billion, with Citic Securities and East Money Information leading the turnover of individual stocks in the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Connect. In terms of sector fund flows, non-banking financial sector saw the highest net inflow of main funds. In ETF trading, the turnover of the ChinaAMC Star50 ETF (159593) increased by 178% compared to the previous period. Regarding futures positions, the main long positions of the IC futures contract significantly exceeded the short positions. In terms of the top gainers and losers list, Juguang Technology received institutional buy orders of 0.17 billion; Shanghai Jin Jiang International Hotels received institutional sell orders of 0.392 billion, while also receiving institutional buy orders of 0.215 billion; Chinese Universe Publishing and Media Group received institutional sell orders of 0.185 billion; Tongfu Microelectronics received institutional sell orders exceeding 60 million, and received buy orders from China Securities Co., Ltd., Beijing Chaowai Street branch of 0.234 billion; Guangzhou Kingmed Diagnostics Group received institutional sell orders of 0.141 billion; Shijiazhuang Changshan Beiming Technology received buy orders of 0.165 billion from the Wanhe Securities Beijing branch office; Nations Technologies Inc. received buy orders of 0.138 billion from the Guosheng Securities Ningbo Sangtian Road branch office; Shanghai CDXJ Digital Technology received buy orders exceeding 80 million from a quantitative seat.

I. Top ten trading volumes of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect

Today, the total turnover of the Shanghai Stock Connect was 131.256 billion, and the total turnover of the Shenzhen Stock Connect was 137.179 billion.

Looking at the top ten traded stocks on the Shanghai Stock Connect, Citic Securities ranked first; Chongqing Sokon Industry Group Stock and Kweichow Moutai ranked second and third respectively.

Looking at the top ten traded stocks on the Shenzhen Stock Connect, East Money Information ranked first; Contemporary Amperex Technology and BYD Company Limited ranked second and third respectively.

II. Bulk orders of individual stocks in different sectors

In terms of sector performance, the top gainers included Diversified Finance, Photovoltaic Equipment, Convertible Bonds Concept, Semiconductor sectors, while Pork, Weight-loss Drugs, Baijiu (Chinese Liquor), Glyphosate sectors saw the biggest declines.

Looking at the main sector fund monitoring data, the non-banking financial sector receives the highest net inflow of main funds.

In terms of sector capital outflows, the computer sector saw the largest net outflow of capital in major sectors.

From the individual stock main fund monitoring data, the sectors of the top ten stocks with net inflows of main funds are relatively chaotic, with East Money Information ranking first in net inflows.

The sectors of the top ten stocks with the highest net outflow of main funds are relatively mixed, with jiangsu hoperun software leading in net outflow.

III. ETF trading

Looking at the top ten ETFs by trading volume, E Fund CSI Hong Kong Bond Investment Theme ETF (513090) has the highest trading volume; ChinaAMC Star50 ETF (588000) ranks second in trading volume.

Looking at the top ten ETFs by month-on-month growth in trading volume, ChinaAMC Star50 ETF (159593) has a month-on-month growth of 178%, ranking first in trading volume growth; several brokerage ETFs saw significant month-on-month growth in trading volume, with ZhengquanETF (159841) having a 139% month-on-month growth in trading volume, ranking fourth.

IV. Futures positions

Both long and short sides of the four major index futures main contracts have significantly increased their positions. IH and IM contracts have slightly more short positions added; IF contract has slightly more long positions added; IC contract has a significantly higher number of long positions added than short positions, with the reduction in positions by both sides being roughly equal; The short positions reduction in IM contract is significantly greater than the long positions.

V. Dragon-Tiger List

1. Institutions

In terms of institutional buying on the daily Dragon and Tiger List, recent IPO Suzhou Tianmai received over 60 million in institutional buying; Lithography concept stock Chongqing Sokon Industry Group Stock received 0.17 billion in institutional buying.

On the selling side, Shanghai Jin Jiang International Hotels faced 0.392 billion in institutional selling, while also receiving 0.215 billion in institutional buying; Chinese Universe Publishing and Media Group faced 0.185 billion in institutional selling; Semiconductor stock Tongfu Microelectronics faced over 60 million in institutional selling; Guangzhou Kingmed Diagnostics Group faced 0.141 billion in institutional selling; Chengdu Hi-Tech Development faced over 90 million in institutional selling.

2. Institutional investors

First-tier private capital showed relatively high activity, with several sales branches that previously appeared less frequently on the list showing large selling amounts. Among them, China Greatwall Technology Group was collectively sold by four private capital branches for over 1.5 billion, with three branches having previously appeared less on the list. TCL Corporation received 0.352 billion in buying from one private capital branch, and was sold by two private capital branches for over 0.4 billion, all three branches having appeared less frequently on the list. In terms of first-tier private capital, Tongfu Microelectronics received 0.234 billion in buying from China Securities Co., Ltd. Beijing Chaowai Avenue; Shijiazhuang Changshan Beiming Technology received 0.165 billion in buying from Wanhe Securities Beijing Branch; Nations Technologies Inc. received 0.138 billion in buying from Guosheng Securities Ningbo Sangtian Road Branch.

The activity of quantitative funds has increased, with Shanghai CDXJ Digital Technology receiving over 80 million in buying from one quantitative fund position.