5.07 Billion Funds Rush to Buy Sichuan Jingnuo, Institutions Aggressively Purchase Dajin Heavy Industry | Dragon Tiger Board

On March 13, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.81%, the Shenzhen Component Index declined 0.65%, and the ChiNext Index dropped 0.22%. After-hours龙虎榜 data shows that a total of 46 stocks experienced unusual trading activity and appeared on the龙虎榜, with the largest net capital inflow into ChuanJinNuo (300505.SZ), totaling 507 million yuan.

According to 21 Investment Pass Intelligent Monitoring, 27 stocks on the龙虎榜 had institutional presence, and northbound funds participated in 26 of these stocks.

507 million yuan rushes into ChuanJinNuo, 941 million yuan exits Guangxun Technology

Among the 46 stocks listed on the龙虎榜, 29 stocks saw net buying, and 17 stocks experienced net selling. The stock with the highest net buying was ChuanJinNuo, with 507 million yuan, accounting for 12.68% of the total transaction amount. ChuanJinNuo closed up 14.82% that day, with a turnover rate of 47.72%.

The stock with the largest net capital outflow on the龙虎榜 was Guangxun Technology (002281.SZ), with net selling of 941 million yuan, representing 11.67% of the total transaction amount. Guangxun Technology closed down 10%, with a turnover rate of 11.37%.

14 stocks net bought by institutions, 13 stocks net sold

On March 13, institutional investors appeared on the龙虎榜 for 27 stocks, with a total net purchase of 386 million yuan. Specifically, institutions net bought 14 stocks and net sold 13 stocks.

The stock with the highest net institutional buy was Dajin Heavy Industry (002487.SZ), which closed up 10% that day, with a turnover rate of 8.04%.

Among the stocks net sold by institutions, the largest amount was Guangxun Technology (002281.SZ), which closed down 10%, with a turnover rate of 11.37%.

Northbound funds net bought 13 stocks, net sold 13 stocks

On March 13, northbound funds participated in 26 stocks on the龙虎榜, with a total net sale of 401 million yuan. The Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect saw net buying of 3 stocks and net selling of 4 stocks, totaling net outflows of 48.89 million yuan; the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect net bought 10 stocks and net sold 9 stocks, with total net outflows of 352 million yuan.

The stock with the largest net buy by northbound funds was ChuanJinNuo (300505.SZ), with a net purchase of 210 million yuan, accounting for 5.25% of the total transaction amount. The largest net sell was Guangxun Technology (002281.SZ), with 328 million yuan, representing 4.07% of the total transaction amount. It closed down 10% that day, with a turnover rate of 11.37%.

Notably, institutional and northbound funds jointly net bought 6 stocks: ChuanJinNuo, Baichuan Shares, Yingke Medical, Zhonghong Medical, Shouhang New Energy, and Hongbaoli; and jointly net sold 5 stocks: Nabei Chuan, Yasheng Group, Hanlan Shares, Zhaochi Shares, and Guangxun Technology. Divergences appeared in Zhongtung High-tech, Jiangwuzhuang, Shuangxin Materials, Tongyu Heavy Industry, Xiongtai Shares, Zhangyuan Tungsten, Shunna Shares, and Dajin Heavy Industry. Institutions net sold Zhongtung High-tech 255 million yuan, while northbound funds net bought 88.52 million yuan; institutions net sold Jiangwuzhuang 122 million yuan, with northbound net buying 15.78 million yuan; institutions net sold Shuangxin Materials 3.65 million yuan, with northbound net buying 5.85 million yuan; institutions net sold Tongyu Heavy Industry 6.31 million yuan, with northbound net buying 2.21 million yuan; institutions net bought Xiongtai Shares 92.26 million yuan, while northbound funds net sold 6.00 million yuan; institutions net bought Zhangyuan Tungsten 154 million yuan, with northbound net selling 42.76 million yuan; institutions net bought Shunna Shares 62.07 million yuan, while northbound funds net sold 60.27 million yuan; institutions net bought Dajin Heavy Industry 458 million yuan, while northbound net sold 241 million yuan.

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