Data Review | Lithium, Innovative Drugs, and Other Concepts Strengthen; 97 Stocks Receive Net Inflows of Over 100 Million Yuan from Major Funds

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On March 27, the Shanghai Composite Index, Shenzhen Component Index, ChiNext Index, and STAR 50 Index dipped in the morning but rebounded, then surged and fell in the afternoon, with the Shanghai Composite Index reclaiming 3900 points. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index was at 3913.72 points, up 0.63%, with a turnover of 799.7 billion yuan; the Shenzhen Component Index was at 13760.37 points, up 1.13%, with a turnover of 1053.577 billion yuan; the ChiNext Index was at 3295.88 points, up 0.71%, with a turnover of 463.587 billion yuan; the STAR 50 Index was at 1300.76 points, up 0.93%, with a turnover of 52.8 billion yuan. The total turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges was 1853.277 billion yuan, a decrease of 90.378 billion yuan compared to the previous trading day.

*Lithium mining, innovative pharmaceuticals, and other concepts gained strength ST Panda hit 9 consecutive limits

From the market perspective, most industry sectors and concepts saw more gains than losses. Among them, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, non-ferrous metals, chemicals, beauty and personal care, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery, food and beverages, steel, and media industries had the highest gains; concepts such as lithium mining, innovative pharmaceuticals, nano-silver, recombinant proteins, phosphorus chemicals, titanium dioxide, composite superconductors, and minor metals were actively traded. Industries such as telecommunications, banking, insurance, coal, and electricity saw the largest declines; concepts like green electricity and ultra-supercritical power generation performed relatively weakly. Stocks hitting the daily limit were mainly concentrated in the pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, non-ferrous metals, chemicals, electrical equipment, public utilities, and machinery industries.

Regarding individual stock performance, by the close, a total of 4156 stocks in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets rose, while 958 stocks fell, 65 stocks were flat, and 13 stocks were suspended. Excluding new stocks listed on the same day, there were 94 stocks hitting the daily limit, and 5 stocks hitting the lower limit.

Among the stocks hitting the daily limit, there were 17 stocks with a consecutive limit of 2 days or more. Among them, *ST Panda had 9 consecutive limits, the highest number; ST Ruihe had 5 consecutive limits; Xinneng Taishan, Rongjie Co., *ST Dongjing, and Meinuohua all had 4 consecutive limits; *ST Jiyou had 3 consecutive limits; Shenjian Co., Jinkong Electric, Wanbangde, Guangxi Energy, Jinmei Technology, and Shida Shenghua each had 2 consecutive limits.

Net inflow of main funds in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 8.258 billion yuan 17 industries saw net inflows of main funds

According to Wind statistics, the net inflow of main funds in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets today was 8.258 billion yuan; among them, the ChiNext market saw a net outflow of 1.346 billion yuan; the main funds of Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 component stocks saw a net inflow of 1.006 billion yuan; the STAR market saw a net outflow of 2.407 billion yuan.

From an industry perspective, among the 31 first-level industries classified by Shenwan, 17 industries today experienced net inflows of main funds, with the non-ferrous metals industry having the highest net inflow of 7.301 billion yuan; the industries with the highest net inflows also included chemicals, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, machinery, electrical equipment, and construction decoration, with net inflow amounts of 4.157 billion yuan, 1.814 billion yuan, 1.093 billion yuan, 899 million yuan, and 847 million yuan, respectively. Fourteen industries saw net outflows of main funds, with the telecommunications industry experiencing the largest net outflow of 2.886 billion yuan; other industries with significant net outflows included public utilities, national defense and military industry, and computers, with net outflow amounts of 2.015 billion yuan, 1.775 billion yuan, and 1.76 billion yuan, respectively.

97 stocks saw net inflows of main funds exceeding 100 million yuan

Looking at individual stocks, today 2396 stocks experienced net inflows of main funds, among which 97 stocks saw net inflows exceeding 100 million yuan. Ganfeng Lithium had the highest net inflow of main funds, with a net inflow of 1.532 billion yuan; other stocks with significant net inflows included Shenjian Co., Dongfang Xinneng, Ningde Times, Zhongkuang Resources, and Tianci Materials, with net inflow amounts of 833 million yuan, 808 million yuan, 709 million yuan, 654 million yuan, and 595 million yuan, respectively.

69 stocks had net sellouts of main funds exceeding 100 million yuan

Today, 2778 stocks experienced net sellouts of main funds, among which 69 stocks had net sellouts exceeding 100 million yuan. The stock with the highest net outflow of main funds was Zhongji Xuchuang, with a net outflow of 1.43 billion yuan; other stocks with significant net outflows included Xinyi Sheng, Aerospace Development, Yinzhi Jie, Goldwind Technology, and Yingweike, with net outflow amounts of 1.384 billion yuan, 503 million yuan, 464 million yuan, 453 million yuan, and 451 million yuan, respectively.

Longhu List institutions net bought 9 stocks Ganfeng Lithium topped the list

According to the post-market Longhu List data, institutional seats had a total net sellout of about 666 million yuan today. Among them, there were 9 stocks with net purchases and 9 stocks with net sellouts. The stock with the highest net purchase by institutions was Ganfeng Lithium, with a net purchase amount of about 303 million yuan; other stocks with significant net purchases included Jiuan Medical, Mingpu Optoelectronics, and Shouhang Xinneng. The stock with the highest net sellout by institutions was Zhongli Group, with a net sellout amount of about 607 million yuan; other stocks with significant net sellouts included Dinglong Co., Haike Xinyuan, and Rejing Bio.

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