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Data monitoring institutions dump Tongyuan Petroleum in large quantities, Taihua Road seat snaps up China Oil Capital with 307 million yuan
Reported by: Cailian Press
Today, the combined trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Connects was 274.632 billion yuan, with Zijin Mining and CATL ranking first in trading volume among Shanghai and Shenzhen stocks, respectively. In terms of sector main funds, the oil and petrochemical sector saw the largest net inflow. Regarding ETF trading, the S&P Oil & Gas ETF (159518) by Harvest increased its trading volume by 343% compared to the previous period.
On the龙虎榜 (Top Traders List), Tongyuan Petroleum defied the trend and strengthened, but was sold by three institutions for 244 million yuan. China Oil Capital experienced two limit-up days in four days; one quantitative fund (Kaiyuan Securities Xi’an Taihua Road) bought in 307 million yuan, while a top-tier retail fund (Guotai Haitong Securities Nanjing Taiping South Road) bought in 90 million yuan.
Today, the total trading volume of Shanghai Stock Connect was 130.186 billion yuan, and Shenzhen Stock Connect was 144.446 billion yuan.
Among the top 10 stocks by trading volume in Shanghai Stock Connect, Zijin Mining ranked first; GigaDevice and Buwei Storage ranked second and third.
Among the top 10 stocks in Shenzhen Stock Connect, CATL ranked first; Xinyi Sheng and Zhongji Xuchuang ranked second and third.
From sector performance, oil & gas, coal, and electric power sectors led gains, while non-ferrous metals and steel sectors declined.
According to main fund monitoring data, the oil and petrochemical sector had the largest net inflow of funds.
In terms of fund outflows, the electronics sector experienced the largest net outflow.
From individual stock monitoring data, the top ten stocks with the largest net inflow of main funds are mainly in the oil and gas sector, with China Oil Capital leading. The top ten stocks with net outflows are more dispersed across sectors, with Zijin Mining experiencing the largest outflow.
Among the top ten ETFs by trading volume, the A500 ETF (512050) ranked first, followed by the Huaxia Gold ETF (518880).
Among the top ten ETFs with the highest growth in trading volume compared to the previous period, the Harvest S&P Oil & Gas ETF (159518) increased by 343%, ranking first; the Gold ETF (518680) increased by 225%, ranking second.
In the four major futures contracts, IH, IF, IC, and IM, both long and short positions decreased, with the short positions in IH and IM decreasing more significantly.
Top Traders List
Institutions
Today, institutional activity on the Top Traders List increased. Tongyuan Petroleum defied the trend and strengthened, but was sold by three institutions for 244 million yuan. Ji’an Medical, which hit two limit-ups in a row, was bought by two institutions for 149 million yuan, while one institution sold 59.36 million yuan.
Top-tier retail fund activity was moderate. China Oil Capital was bought by one top-tier retail fund (Guotai Haitong Securities Nanjing Taiping South Road) for 90 million yuan.
Quantitative funds were highly active. China Oil Capital experienced two limit-ups in four days; one quantitative fund (Kaiyuan Securities Xi’an Taihua Road) bought in 307 million yuan.
(Cailian Press, Fei Zihao)