On May 26, the three major A-share indexes rebounded in the afternoon, with the Shanghai Composite Index up 0.35%, the Shenzhen Component Index up 0.12%, and the ChiNext Index down 0.66% by the close.
Overall, individual stocks rose more or less, and more than 2,900 stocks rose in the two markets.
On the market, the artificial intelligence sector rose sharply, with Hongsoft Technology and Hengshuo shares up 20%, more than 10 stocks such as Yunchuang Data and Wondershare Technology rising by more than 10%, and more than 20 shares rising by more than 9%.
Education, memory chips, traditional Chinese medicine and other sectors rose first, and power equipment, coal, wind power and other sectors fell first.
Northbound funds suspended trading today as the Hong Kong stock market was closed.
【Capital flow】
The main funds continued to net inflows into the computer, electronics, medicine and biology sectors at the end of the day, and the net outflow of power equipment, non-bank finance, coal and other sectors.
【Institutional Viewpoint】
CSC: A-shares have entered the bottom area, the current equity asset allocation is cost-effective, most industry sectors have fallen back to the low, strategically you can gradually shift from defensive thinking to layout thinking, low layout, and gradually buy. Short-term defensive varieties performed better, and in the medium term, the direction of performance support was actively laid out, and the style was value before technology, and the two main lines of "medium special valuation" and "TMT" were launched in turn.
Guojin Securities: The short-term market has been continuously adjusted, the turnover has shrunk below trillions, and the sustainability of the rising sector is not strong. The oversold rebound may be imminent, but the short-term rebound height still needs to pay attention to the amount that can be released. Since the sentiment fluctuates greatly, only the performance may cross the cycle fluctuations, focusing on the power, insurance, medicine and other sectors that benefited during the economic recovery.