On February 9, the A-share market rose as a whole. As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3479.95 points, up 0.79%, the Shenzhen composite index closed at 13531.31 points, up 1.55%, and the gem index closed at 2883.6 points, up 1.3%. The total turnover of the two cities was 931.779 billion yuan, an increase of 52.983 billion yuan over the previous trading day.
1. The net capital inflow of the two cities throughout the day was 13.781 billion yuan
Today, the main funds of Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets opened with a net outflow of 2.249 billion yuan, a net inflow of 3.183 billion yuan at the end of the day, and a net inflow of 13.781 billion yuan throughout the day.
2. The net inflow of main funds of CSI 300 today is 5.98 billion yuan
Today, the net inflow of main funds of CSI 300 is 5.98 billion yuan, the net inflow of gem is 3.111 billion yuan, and the net inflow of science and innovation board is 839 million yuan. The net inflow of Shanghai Stock connect was 983 million yuan and the net outflow of Shenzhen Stock connect was 499 million yuan.
3. The net inflow of non-ferrous metal industry was 5.605 billion yuan, ranking first
Among the Shenwan level industries, 19 industries realized net capital inflows, of which the non-ferrous metal industry had a net inflow of 5.605 billion yuan, ranking first.
4. China Mobile’s net inflow of main capital is 983 million yuan, ranking first
(Note: this table is the statistics of net inflow of main funds, which is different from the statistical caliber of institutional net purchase in the previous table and the next table)
5. Longhubang institutions rush to raise 12 shares
According to the post hours dragon and tiger list data, the institutions appeared 20 shares, of which 12 shares such as adopted shares showed the net purchase of institutional funds, and 8 shares such as Jiangsu Yoke Technology Co.Ltd(002409) showed the net sale of institutional funds.
6. The top ten active stocks of Shanghai Stock connect and Shenzhen Stock connect today
7. The latest institutional focus on individual stocks