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Caught some interesting moves in the southbound funds today. Looks like there was a net sell-off of about 2.188 billion yuan overall, but the flows weren't uniform across the board. Xiaomi and Alibaba took some hits on the Shanghai side with decent outflows, though Tencent managed to pull in solid buying interest around 1.018 billion Hong Kong dollars. On the Shenzhen end, SMIC net selling pressure was notable at 585 million Hong Kong dollars, which caught my attention given the semiconductor sector dynamics. BYD also saw some profit-taking at 520 million Hong Kong dollars. What's interesting is Tencent showing up again as the main attraction for inflows, racking up 1.244 billion Hong Kong dollars in net buying on the Shenzhen connect. Seems like selective buying on tech and consumption plays while some of the mega-cap names faced trimming. Worth watching how this plays out tomorrow.