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Tongli Technology: On April 2, 1,700 shares were sold short through securities lending, and the balance of margin financing and securities lending was 6209.75 million yuan.
Securities Star News: On April 2, Tongli Technology (301255) purchased through margin financing for 16.0704 million yuan, repaid margin financing of 30.6393 million yuan, resulting in a net margin financing sale of 14.5688 million yuan. The margin financing balance was 61.7891 million yuan. In the past 20 trading days, there were 11 days with net margin financing purchases.
Regarding securities lending, on the day, 1,700.0 shares were sold via securities lending, 0.0 shares were repaid, resulting in a net securities lending sale of 1,700.0 shares. The remaining amount of securities lending was 10.8 thousand shares.
The combined balance of margin financing and securities lending was 62.0975 million yuan, down 18.95% from yesterday.
Quick Knowledge
Margin Financing and Securities Lending: The margin financing balance refers to the difference between the amount purchased with margin financing and the amount repaid with margin financing. If the margin financing balance increases, it indicates that investors’ sentiment is tilted toward buyers—meaning the market is popular and a strong market; conversely, it is a weak market. The securities lending balance refers to the difference between the amount of securities lending sold on a daily basis and the amount of securities lending repaid. An increase in the securities lending balance indicates that the market is moving toward a sellers’ market; on the contrary, it tends toward a buyers’ market.
The above content has been compiled by Securities Star from publicly available information and generated by an AI algorithm (Record No. 310104345710301240019), and does not constitute investment advice.