Data Review | Coal, Petroleum, and Petrochemical Industries Strengthen: 71 Stocks Receive Net Main Capital Inflows Exceeding 100 Million Yuan

On March 26, the Shanghai Composite Index and Shenzhen Component Index opened lower in the morning and briefly rebounded, then fell back down, with the Shanghai Composite Index once again losing the 3900-point level; the ChiNext Index opened low and rose high, then quickly fell back, oscillating lower in the afternoon; the Sci-Tech 50 Index oscillated lower throughout the day. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index was at 3889.08 points, down 1.09%, with a trading volume of 848.4 billion yuan; the Shenzhen Component Index closed at 13606.44 points, down 1.41%, with a trading volume of 1095.255 billion yuan; the ChiNext Index was at 3272.49 points, down 1.34%, with a trading volume of 492.57 billion yuan; the Sci-Tech 50 Index closed at 1288.81 points, down 2.02%, with a trading volume of 55.5 billion yuan. The total trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 1943.655 billion yuan, a decrease of 236.22 billion yuan compared to the previous trading day.

Coal, oil, and petrochemical industries strengthened ST Ruihe hit the limit up for four consecutive days

From the market perspective, sectors and concepts saw more declines than gains. Among them, coal, oil and petrochemical, and banking sectors led the gains; concepts such as lithium mines, combustible ice, nano-silver, lab-grown meat, and supply cooperatives showed active trends. The computer, insurance, environmental protection, construction decoration, communication, electronics, national defense and military industry, and machinery equipment sectors had the largest declines; concepts such as plant lighting, glass substrates, shipbuilding, virtual power plants, display technology, digital currency, financial tax digitization, and lab-grown diamonds performed relatively weak. The stocks hitting the limit up were mainly concentrated in public utilities, electric equipment, chemicals, light industry manufacturing, and biomedicine sectors.

In terms of individual stock performance, by the close, there were a total of 877 stocks rising and 4235 stocks falling in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets, with 71 stocks flat and 10 stocks suspended. Excluding newly listed stocks on that day, there were 52 stocks hitting the limit up and 14 stocks hitting the limit down.

Among the limit up stocks, there were 16 stocks with a continuous limit up of 2 days or more. Among them, ST Ruihe had the most consecutive limit up days with 4; Meinuohua, Xinneng Taishan, Hunan Development, Rongjie Co., and *ST Dongjing each had 3 consecutive limit ups; China Iron & Steel, Zhongmin Energy, Zaiseng Technology, Bohai Chemical, and Mingpu Guangci had 2 consecutive limit ups.

Net outflow of main funds in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets reached 51.529 billion yuan; 5 industries showed net inflow of main funds

According to Wind statistics, the main funds in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets had a net outflow of 51.529 billion yuan today; among them, the ChiNext saw a net outflow of 19.039 billion yuan; the main funds of the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 component stocks had a net outflow of 17.119 billion yuan; the Sci-Tech Board saw a net outflow of 0.247 billion yuan.

From an industry perspective, among the 31 first-level industries classified by Shenwan, 5 industries showed a net inflow of main funds today, with the chemical industry having the largest net inflow of 1.036 billion yuan; other industries with significant net inflow included building materials and oil and petrochemical, with net inflows of 0.283 billion yuan and 0.208 billion yuan, respectively. 26 industries showed a net outflow of main funds, with the electronics industry having the largest net outflow of 10.181 billion yuan; other industries with significant net outflows included computers, communications, machinery equipment, non-bank finance, public utilities, and electric equipment, with net outflows of 8.2 billion yuan, 7.288 billion yuan, 3.314 billion yuan, 2.612 billion yuan, 2.447 billion yuan, and 2.407 billion yuan, respectively.

71 stocks received net inflow of main funds exceeding 100 million yuan

In terms of individual stocks, today there were 1969 stocks that received net inflow of main funds, of which 71 stocks received net inflow exceeding 100 million yuan. Zhongchao Holdings had the largest net inflow of main funds at 0.724 billion yuan; other stocks with significant net inflow included Xibu Materials, Tianji Shares, Xinwei Communication, Zaiseng Technology, and Shenjian Shares, with net inflows of 0.621 billion yuan, 0.56 billion yuan, 0.518 billion yuan, 0.506 billion yuan, and 0.475 billion yuan, respectively.

170 stocks were net sold by main funds exceeding 100 million yuan

Today, 3209 stocks were net sold by main funds, of which 170 stocks were net sold exceeding 100 million yuan. The stock with the largest net outflow of main funds was Xinyi Sheng, with a net outflow of 1.991 billion yuan; other stocks with significant net outflows included Huagong Technology, Dongfang Caifu, Luxshare Precision, BYD, and Hu Electric Shares, with net outflows of 1.876 billion yuan, 1.423 billion yuan, 1.385 billion yuan, 1.089 billion yuan, and 1.021 billion yuan, respectively.

Nine stocks were net bought by institutions on the Dragon and Tiger list; Zhejiang Xineng topped the list

According to the post-market Dragon and Tiger list data, institutional seats had a total net selling of approximately 1.508 billion yuan today. Among them, there were 9 stocks with net purchases and 14 stocks with net sales. The stock with the most net purchases by institutions was Zhejiang Xineng, with a net purchase amount of approximately 0.103 billion yuan; other stocks with significant net purchases included Shaoneng Shares and Rongjie Shares. The stock with the largest net selling by institutions was Mingyang Smart Energy, with a net selling amount of approximately 1.218 billion yuan; other stocks with significant net selling included Huada Technology, Xibu Materials, and Xice Testing.