Data Review | 94 Stocks Received Net Inflow of Main Capital Exceeding 100 Million Yuan, Institutions Scrambled for 14 Stocks on Dragon-Tiger Board

On March 13, the Shanghai Composite Index, Shenzhen Component Index, and STAR Market 50 Index all bottomed out and then rebounded in the early trading session, followed by some declines. They rose again in the afternoon, then declined again; the ChiNext Index also bottomed out and then rebounded early, then fluctuated downward, rose again in the afternoon, and declined once more. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index was at 4,095.45 points, down 0.81%, with a trading volume of 1,063.9 billion yuan; the Shenzhen Component Index was at 14,280.78 points, down 0.65%, with a trading volume of 1,336.4 billion yuan; the ChiNext Index was at 3,310.28 points, down 0.22%, with a trading volume of 579.97 billion yuan; the STAR Market 50 Index was at 1,373.64 points, down 0.72%, with a trading volume of 66.8 billion yuan. The combined trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 2,400.3 billion yuan, a decrease of 41.58 billion yuan compared to the previous trading day.

Concepts such as Low-Carbon Metallurgy and Phosphorus Chemicals Strengthen; Zhongnan Culture Hits 5 Consecutive Limit-ups

Market-wise, most industry sectors and concepts declined, with few gains. Among them, food and beverage, construction decoration, and banking sectors saw notable increases; concepts like low-carbon metallurgy, phosphorus chemicals, water purification, air energy heat pumps, and nuclear pollution prevention were active. Gold, non-ferrous metals, defense industry, computers, media, petroleum and petrochemicals, coal, and machinery sectors declined sharply; concepts such as virtual power plants, state-owned cloud, digital currency, Zhipu AI, ultra-high voltage, AI language models, CPO, and computing power performed weakly. Stocks hitting the daily limit mostly came from chemicals, power equipment, construction decoration, machinery, and biotech sectors.

As of the close, 1,436 stocks in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets rose, 3,606 declined, 141 remained unchanged, and 8 were suspended. Excluding newly listed stocks today, 69 stocks hit the daily limit up, and 24 stocks hit the daily limit down.

Among the stocks hitting the limit up, 13 stocks have been on a daily limit for two or more days. Zhongnan Culture hit five consecutive limit-ups, the most among all; *ST Guohua, *ST Panda, Huaneng Energy, and *ST Jinhong each hit four consecutive limit-ups; Jinniu Chemical, *ST Zhengping, and *ST Jingfeng each hit three; Sanfangxiang, Dajin Heavy Industry, Farsight, Lu Hua Technology, and Zhengzhou Coal & Electric each hit two.

Main Funds Outflow of 40.095 Billion Yuan in Shanghai and Shenzhen; 8 Sectors Show Net Inflows

Wind data shows that the main funds in Shanghai and Shenzhen markets net outflowed 40.095 billion yuan today; among them, the main funds in the ChiNext outflowed 12.724 billion yuan; the main funds in the CSI 300 index components outflowed 5.488 billion yuan; and the main funds in the STAR Market outflowed 146 million yuan.

Looking at industries, of the 31 primary industries under Shenwan, 8 showed net inflows of main funds today, with the chemical industry experiencing the largest net inflow of 1.979 billion yuan; other sectors with significant inflows included household appliances, construction decoration, and electronics, with net inflows of 829 million, 768 million, and 669 million yuan respectively. Meanwhile, 23 industries experienced net outflows, with the computer industry seeing the largest net outflow of 9.485 billion yuan; other sectors with notable outflows included non-ferrous metals, utilities, defense, power equipment, and machinery, with net outflows of 6.327 billion, 4.955 billion, 4.193 billion, 3.931 billion, and 3.64 billion yuan respectively.

94 Stocks Receive Over 100 Million Yuan in Net Main Fund Inflows

In terms of individual stocks, 2,120 stocks received net inflows from main funds today, with 94 stocks seeing inflows exceeding 100 million yuan. The stock with the largest net inflow was Xinyi Glass, with 1.614 billion yuan; other stocks with significant inflows included Hubei Electric Power, Hongbao Li, China Power Construction, Zhongji Xuchuang, and Zhaochi Shares, with net inflows of 1.146 billion, 1.027 billion, 947 million, 848 million, and 840 million yuan respectively.

207 Stocks Are Net Sellers of Over 100 Million Yuan by Main Funds

Today, 3,061 stocks experienced net selling by main funds, with 207 stocks seeing net outflows exceeding 100 million yuan. The stock with the largest net outflow was Huagong Tech, with 2.003 billion yuan; other stocks with significant outflows included Guangxun Technology, Wangsu Science & Technology, Runze Technology, Tungsten High-tech, and Tuowei Information, with net outflows of 1.155 billion, 1.092 billion, 1.058 billion, 966 million, and 809 million yuan respectively.

14 Stocks See Net Institutional Buying on the Dragon & Tiger List, Dajin Heavy Industry Tops

Post-market Dragon & Tiger list data shows that institutional funds bought a total of about 392 million yuan today. Among them, 14 stocks had net institutional buying, while 12 stocks experienced net selling. The stock with the highest net institutional buy was Dajin Heavy Industry, with approximately 458 million yuan; other stocks with significant net purchases included Yinke Medical, Zhangyuan Tungsten, and Chuanjinnuo. The stock with the largest net institutional sell was Guangxun Technology, with about 268 million yuan; others with notable net sales included Tungsten High-tech, Hanlan Shares, and Jiangwuzhuangbei.