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China's assets have exploded, with the 'T+0' series ETF, csi cons stap etf (513590), rising over 5%, the Hong Kong tech etf (159751) rising 4%, and the Hang Seng yinhua csi central-soes’ structural reform etf (513170), Hong Kong csi health care etf (51370
Gelonghui, December 10 | Market sentiment is high, and china's assets are experiencing a big explosion. In terms of etfs, the T+0 series etfs tracking the Hong Kong stock market are leading the way, with the Hong Kong csi cons stap etf (513590) rising over 5%, the Hong Kong stock technology etf (159751) increasing by 4%, the Hang Seng yinhua csi central-soes’ structural reform etf (513170) rising over 2.8%, and the Hong Kong csi health care etf (513700) increasing by over 2%. Tianfeng pointed out that compared to the global market, china's assets currently still possess cost-effectiveness, and with expectations gradually stabilizing and anticipation of subsequent fundamental improvements, the current Hong Kong stocks with China concepts still hold valuation attractiveness and a favorable risk-return ratio.
Bullish dividend! Hong Kong stock Hang Seng yinhua csi central-soes' structural reform etf (513170) has strong eight consecutive gains, with a increase of over 14% in the past 8 days.
Gronghui September 25th | Hong Kong stocks continued to rise strongly, with the Hang Seng Index breaking through 19,000 points! Hang Seng Central SOEs’ Structural Reform ETF components PetroChina, China Overseas, China Coal Energy rose more than 4.8%, and the Hang Seng Central SOEs’ Structural Reform ETF (513170) rose 3.53%. Since September 12th, the Hang Seng Central SOEs’ Structural Reform ETF (513170) has been strong for eight consecutive days, rising more than 14% in the past 8 days. On the news front, on September 24th, the CSRC drafted the "Guidelines for Securities Regulation No. 10 - Market Cap Management (Consultation Draft)", requiring long-term bottomed-out companies to develop value enhancement plans, including
ETF market review | Banking sector led the all-day pullback, with Hwabao WP CSI Banks ETF and banking ETF both falling by 3%.
On August 29, 5Gong Market fluctuated, Shenzhen Component Index and Chinext Price Index rebounded, while Shanghai Composite Index adjusted. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell by 0.5%, the Shenzhen Component Index rose by 0.94%, and the Chinext Price Index rose by 0.65%. Over 4,100 stocks in the entire market rose. The total trading volume of the two markets today was 607.2 billion yuan, an increase of 110.6 billion yuan from the previous trading day. In terms of sectors, photovoltaic equipment, folding screens, humanoid robots, dental medical and other sectors led the gains, while banks, house inspection, expressways, duty-free and other sectors led the declines. Agricultural Bank of China and China Construction Bank Corporation both fell by over 4%. In terms of ETFs, the photovoltaic sector was strong throughout the day, with E Fund.
The yinhua csi central-soes’ structural reform etf (513170) has risen by over 4% in the past 3 days, with net inflow of funds on 15 out of the past 20 trading days.
On July 2nd, major Hong Kong stock indices rose, with real estate and large financial sectors leading the way. As of 10:50, the constituent stocks of yinhua csi central-soes’ structural reform etf, China Res Land, China Shenhua Energy, and Cosco Shipping Holdings rose more than 4%. The yinhua csi central-soes’ structural reform etf (513170) rose by 1.39%. In the past three trading days, the yinhua csi central-soes’ structural reform etf (513170) has risen more than 4%, with capital inflows in 15 of the past 20 trading days. Insiders point out that Hong Kong stocks still have structural opportunities. The advantages of Hong Kong stocks are: foreign position and chip clearance are relatively sufficient, valuation clearance is relatively sufficient, and profit benefits are more different.
The Hong Kong stock market's Consumptio 50 ETF and CSI Central-SOEs’ Structural Reform ETF have risen, while the Hong Kong Stock Connect Internet Plus-Related ETF and the Hang Seng Tech Index ETF have been the most attractive in the month.
After nearly a month of adjustment, the Hong Kong stock market has seen a rise. As of 11:30, E Fund Hong Kong Consumption 50 ETF has risen by more than 2%; GF Fund Hang Seng Consumptions ETF, Yinhua Fund Hong Kong Consumption ETF, Huaxia Fund Hang Seng State-Owned Enterprise ETF, E Fund Hang Seng Dividend Low Volatility ETF, Huaxia Fund Hang Seng Internet Plus-related ETF, Bosera Fund Hong Kong Stock Connect Consumption ETF, E Fund Hong Kong Stock Connect Selected 100 ETF, CSOP Fund Hang Seng Healthcare Index ETF, Bosera Fund Hang Seng High Dividend Yield ETF, Southern Fund China Southern HSCEI ETF and Penghua Fund Hang Seng Central-SOEs’ Structural Reform ETF have all risen more than 1.5% from the perspective of fund inflow.
"YYDS" collectively rose, representing the Hong Kong stock dividend product · Heng Seng CSI Central-SOEs’ Structural Reform ETF (513170) increased by more than 2%.
On June 19th, the major Hong Kong stock indexes continued to rise, and high-dividend assets rebounded. Sectors including banks, telecommunications operators, electrical utilities, and oil and coal industries (the first letters of their pronunciations are YYDS in Chinese) performed actively. Boosted by high-dividend assets, Hong Kong's dividend surged, and the representative product, the yinhua csi central-soes’ structural reform etf (513170), rose more than 2%. Currently, the value of dividend asset allocation is still a consensus, and the yinhua csi central-soes’ structural reform etf (513170) has seen a net inflow for 10 consecutive days. Industry insiders believe that under the expectation of multiple valuations, the yinhua csi central-soes’ structural reform etf (513170) has long-term allocation value.