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Midday Review of ETFs | Power Grid Equipment Sector Surges, Power Grid Equipment ETF Rises 3%
Gelonghui December 12th | The A-share market opened lower but rose subsequently. As of the mid-session close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell by 0.04%, the Shenzhen Component Index increased by 0.57%, the ChiNext Index rose by 0.6%, and the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index gained 1.12%. The total market turnover reached RMB 1.26 trillion, representing an increase of RMB 91.2 billion compared to the previous day's trading volume. In terms of sector performance, the grid equipment and precious metals sectors were active, with commercial aerospace concept stocks remaining highly active. Stocks related to nuclear fusion, CPO, ultra-high voltage (UHV), superconductivity, charging piles, and lithography machines ranked among the top gainers. Meanwhile, the lithium battery electrolyte, cross-strait integration, and banking sectors underperformed. Regarding ETFs, the UHV and smart grid sectors surged rapidly, led by China AMC.
ETF Market Wrap | Rare earth sector sees a wave of limit-up trading, with the E Fund Rare Earth ETF and Rare Earth ETF surging 7%.
Gelonghui, October 13 — The Shanghai Composite Index opened lower but closed down 0.19%, rebounding nearly 90 points from its intraday low; the STAR 50 Index rose 1.4%. The entire self-reliance and controllable industrial chain surged, with the rare earth and permanent magnet sector triggering a wave of limit-up trading. The photolithography machine, lithium battery, rare metals, and operating system sectors collectively strengthened, while nuclear fusion and solid-state battery concepts remained active. The robotics, consumer electronics, auto parts, and CRO sectors generally declined. In terms of ETFs, the rare earth sector saw a wave of limit-ups, with the E Fund Rare Earth ETF and Fuguo Fund's Rare Earth ETF rising more than 7%. The non-ferrous metals sector advanced across the board, led by Hua Fu Fund's Rare Metals ETF and Harvest Fund's Rare Metals.
ETF Midday Review | Liquor stocks have led gains for two consecutive days; strong sectors are experiencing a pullback, with the Liquor ETF rising by 2.53%, the Hang Seng Healthcare ETF declining by nearly 5%, and the Cloud 50 ETF falling by 3%.
Gelonghui, August 20 | The three major A-share indices closed lower collectively. As of the midday break, the Shanghai Composite Index fell by 0.05%, the Shenzhen Component Index declined by 0.66%, and the ChiNext Index dropped by 1.71%. The Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index decreased by 0.39%. The total transaction volume in the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing markets reached 1.535 trillion yuan, a decrease of 143 billion yuan compared to the previous day. Over 3,400 stocks in the entire market saw declines. In terms of sectors, liquor, small metals, tourism, and hotel concepts rose, while Huawei's Pangu and the film and television theater sector adjusted. In the ETF market, the liquor sector led gains for the second consecutive day, with the Penghua Fund Liquor ETF rising by 2.53%, and the Yinhua Fund Food ETF and Food and Beverage ETF also experienced increases.
Express News | China's new energy vehicles are gaining speed, with Smart Automobile ETFs such as E-Fund (516590) helping to position for industry leaders.
Express News | The Auto Sector is adjusting, pay attention to the movements of Smart Automobile ETF Yifangda (516590), Auto Parts ETF (159565), and other products.
Express News | Institutions expect that by 2028, over half of the automobiles will be equipped with 5G, and the Smart Automobile ETF from E Fund (516590) and others will support the layout of industry development opportunities.