The financing balance of the Shanghai Stock Exchange was 831.142 billion yuan, an increase of 2.660 billion yuan from the previous trading day, the financing balance of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange was 752.646 billion yuan, an increase of 2.974 billion yuan from the previous trading day, and the total financing balance of the two cities was 1583.788 billion yuan, an increase of 5.634 billion yuan from the previous trading day, and the financing transaction volume was 112.174 billion yuan, accounting for 14.24% of the A-share turnover , of which the financing purchase amount was 58.904 billion yuan, and the financing repayment amount was 53.270 billion yuan, and the transaction activity decreased by 11.73%.
Latest financing positions
According to the statistics of Company E, as of January 2, the top five industries in terms of market value of financing positions were non-bank finance, electronics, medicine and biology, chemicals, and computers, accounting for 41.75% of the total market value of the positions.
The top three industries with the largest increase in market value compared with 20 trading days ago were textile and garment, general and leisure services, with increases of 3.91%, 3.87% and 3.26% respectively.
The top three industries with the largest decrease in market value compared with 20 trading days ago were light manufacturing, electronics, and automobiles, with decreases of 4.95%, 2.38%, and 2.27% respectively.
Industry flow
Electronics, food and beverage, and electrical equipment were the top net purchases of financing, with 733 million yuan, 675 million yuan, and 579 million yuan respectively.
Public utilities, mining, and transportation were the top net sellers of financing, with 365 million yuan, 346 million yuan, and 149 million yuan respectively.
The comprehensive industry received leveraged funds to buy a net of 114 million yuan for 6 consecutive days, an increase of 2.04%.
Breakdown of individual stocks
From the perspective of continuous trading, China Baoan, Bank of Guiyang, and Changjiang Health were among the top in the number of consecutive net buying days, which were 13 days, 11 days, and 10 days, respectively, and the net purchases during the period were 175 million yuan, 182 million yuan, and 17 million yuan, respectively, and the increase in holdings during the period was 9.51%, 15.42%, and 11.29% respectively.
Dongjian Technology, Jinsanjiang and Tibet Urban Investment were among the top in the number of consecutive net selling days financed, which were 15 days, 13 days and 13 days respectively, and the net sales during the period were 43 million yuan, 09 million yuan and 34 million yuan respectively, and the reduction rates during the period were 21.28%, 18.71% and 5.57% respectively.
From the perspective of trading amount, Kweichow Moutai, Wuliangye, and ZTE ranked first in terms of net purchases of financing, with 312 million yuan, 214 million yuan, and 205 million yuan respectively, with an increase of 1.56%, 3.08%, and 3.93% respectively.
Changan Automobile, Cialis, and O-film were among the top net sellers of financing, with 303 million yuan, 134 million yuan, and 104 million yuan respectively, with a reduction of 5.92%, 2.37%, and 5.04% respectively.
From the perspective of increase and decrease in holdings, among the stocks with financing balances accounting for more than 8% of the outstanding shares, Xingxin New Materials, Kailong Shares, and Unilumin Technology were among the top in terms of financing and holdings, with 29.22%, 21.53%, and 13.85% respectively.
Saiwei Times, Nanjing Panda, and Jindi shares were among the top in terms of financing reductions, with 8.95%, 8.36%, and 7.37% respectively.
From the perspective of increase and decrease in holdings, among the stocks with a net trading of more than 20 million yuan in a single day, Shenma Power, Zhongxin Fluorine Materials, and BIWIN Storage were among the top in terms of financing and holdings, with 247.85%, 70.27%, and 53.09% respectively.
Kerui Technology, Jizhong Energy, and Xinquan shares were among the top in terms of financing reductions, with 18.14%, 13.88%, and 13.05% respectively.
* This draft was completed by the writing robot "Kuaishou Xiaoe" of Securities Times E Company