Data Review | Food & Beverage, Electronics, and Other Industries Strengthen; Institutions Snatch Up Shares in 18 Stocks on the Dragon and Tiger List

On March 16, the Shanghai Composite Index fluctuated lower in the morning, bottomed out near midday and then rebounded, rising briefly in the afternoon before moving sideways within a narrow range. The Shenzhen Component Index also declined in the morning, bottomed out near midday and then continued to rise throughout the afternoon. The ChiNext Index bottomed out and rose early in the morning, then quickly fell back, followed by another rebound, and oscillated upward in the afternoon. The STAR 50 Index fluctuated lower in the morning and recovered in the afternoon. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index was at 4,084.79 points, down 0.26%, with a trading volume of 1,037.2 billion yuan; the Shenzhen Component Index was at 14,307.58 points, up 0.19%, with a trading volume of 1,288.1 billion yuan; the ChiNext Index was at 3,357.02 points, up 1.41%, with a trading volume of 559.1 billion yuan; the STAR 50 Index was at 1,384.99 points, up 0.83%, with a trading volume of 73.8 billion yuan. The combined trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 23,253.07 billion yuan, a decrease of 749.92 billion yuan compared to the previous trading day.

*Food & Beverage, Electronics, and Other Sectors Strengthen — ST Jinhong and ST Panda Both Hit 5 Consecutive Limit-ups

Market-wise, most industry sectors and concepts gained, with fewer declines. Leading gainers included food & beverage, electronics, retail, beauty & personal care, education, transportation, communications, and agriculture & forestry sectors. Active concepts included storage chips, nano silver, composite flow fluids, aquaculture, intellectual property, grains, lottery, and PCB. Sectors with notable declines included steel, precious metals, non-ferrous metals, chemicals, power, and coal. Concepts such as low-carbon metallurgy, glyphosate, ultra-supercritical power generation, coal chemical industry, synchronous magnetic resistance motors, and gold showed weaker performance. Stocks hitting the daily limit-up were mainly in electronics, computers, electrical equipment, machinery, and construction decoration sectors.

As of the close, 2,747 stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen rose, 2,301 declined, 135 remained unchanged, and 8 were suspended. Excluding newly listed stocks today, 63 stocks hit the daily limit-up, and 13 stocks hit the daily limit-down.

Among the limit-up stocks, 13 stocks had been on the limit for two or more consecutive days. Notably, ST Jinhong and *ST Panda both hit five consecutive limit-ups, the most among all; *ST Jingfeng and *ST Zheng averaged four consecutive limit-ups; Farsun, Sanfangxiang, and others had three consecutive limit-ups; ST Qibu, Jingtou Development, Chitianhua, Yaxiang Integration, and Xihua Technology each had two consecutive limit-ups.

Main Funds Net Outflow of 16.722 Billion Yuan in Shanghai and Shenzhen — 11 Sectors Show Net Inflows

Wind data shows that the main funds in Shanghai and Shenzhen net sold 16.722 billion yuan today; among them, the main funds in the ChiNext sector net outflow of 2.468 billion yuan; the CSI 300 component stocks net outflow of 426 million yuan; the STAR Market net outflow of 1 million yuan.

Looking at industries, out of 31 primary industries under Shenwan, 11 showed net inflows of main funds today. The electronics sector saw the largest net inflow, totaling 3.73 billion yuan. Other sectors with significant inflows included communications, non-bank financials, and food & beverage, with inflows of 2.682 billion yuan, 726 million yuan, and 425 million yuan respectively. Twenty industries experienced net outflows, with power equipment seeing the largest outflow of 6.139 billion yuan. Other sectors with notable outflows included non-ferrous metals, chemicals, utilities, computers, and machinery, with outflows of 5.345 billion yuan, 2.606 billion yuan, 2.121 billion yuan, 2.044 billion yuan, and 1.142 billion yuan respectively.

91 Stocks Receive Net Inflows of Over 100 Million Yuan from Main Funds

In individual stocks, 2,135 stocks saw net inflows from main funds today, with 91 stocks receiving over 100 million yuan in net inflows. BYD received the largest net inflow, totaling 1.588 billion yuan. Other stocks with significant inflows included Zhongji Xuchuang, Xinyi Sheng, China Oil Capital, Yingweike, and Shenghong Technology, with inflows of 1.446 billion yuan, 1.32 billion yuan, 1.144 billion yuan, 1.091 billion yuan, and 910 million yuan respectively.

135 Stocks Are Net Sold by Main Funds for Over 100 Million Yuan

Today, 3,047 stocks experienced net selling from main funds, with 135 stocks seeing net outflows exceeding 100 million yuan. The stock with the largest net outflow was Huagong Tech, with 1.836 billion yuan. Other stocks with significant net outflows included China Power Construction, Tianfu Communications, Sunshine Power, Central South Cultural, and Goldwind Technology, with outflows of 1.524 billion yuan, 911 million yuan, 813 million yuan, 622 million yuan, and 543 million yuan respectively.

18 Stocks Are Net Bought by Institutional Investors on the龙虎榜, Demingli Leads

Post-market龙虎榜 data shows that institutional funds bought a total of about 573 million yuan today. Eighteen stocks saw net purchases, while nine saw net sales. The stock with the highest net buy was Demingli, with approximately 198 million yuan. Other stocks with notable net purchases included Shunna Shares, China Merchants Nanyou, and Chuanjinnuo. The stock with the largest net sell was Datang Power Generation, with about 112 million yuan. Other stocks with significant net sales included Fenglong Shares and Baichuan Shares.