CITIC Securities: On March 27, net short selling was 32,700 shares, with a total net sell-off of 52,600 shares over the past three days.

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According to Securities Star, on March 27, CITIC Securities (600030) had a financing purchase of 277 million yuan, financing repayments of 341 million yuan, a net financing sell-off of 64.1283 million yuan, and a financing balance of 19.711 billion yuan, with 12 out of the last 20 trading days showing net financing purchases.

In terms of securities lending, on that day, 129,400 shares were sold short, 96,700 shares were repaid, resulting in a net sell-off of 32,700 shares, with a remaining short balance of 661,200 shares. Over the last 3 trading days, there has been a cumulative net sell-off of 52,600 shares.

The total balance of margin trading and securities lending stands at 19.727 billion yuan, down 0.32% from yesterday.

Little Knowledge

Margin Trading and Securities Lending: The financing balance refers to the difference between the amount of money used to buy stocks on margin and the amount repaid. An increase in the financing balance indicates that investors are leaning towards buying, suggesting a strong market; conversely, a decrease indicates a weak market. The securities lending balance refers to the difference between the amount of securities sold short and the amount repaid each day. An increase in the securities lending balance indicates a tendency towards a bearish market; conversely, it leans towards a bullish market.

The above content is organized by Securities Star based on publicly available information and generated by AI algorithms (Internet Security Filing No. 310104345710301240019), and does not constitute investment advice.

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