A-share afternoon comment: The Shanghai Composite Index fluctuated and adjusted down 0.12% AI game media direction

Southern Metropolis Daily

2024-05-14 13:39Posted on the official account of Guangdong Southern Metropolis Daily

On May 14, the three major A-share indexes fell collectively in early trading, as of midday, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.12%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.01%, the ChiNext Index fell 0.18%, the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index rose 0.9%, and the half-day turnover of Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing was 529 billion yuan, of which 527.1 billion yuan was in Shanghai and Shenzhen, a decrease of 42.3 billion yuan from the previous day. More than 3,700 stocks rose in the two cities.

In terms of plate themes, AI games, media, education application concepts, robots, automobiles, papermaking, and pork breeding sectors are among the top gainers; Gold, coal, cellular immunotherapy, and graphite electrode concepts were among the top decliners. On the disk, the concept of media games rose sharply in early trading, Tom Cat, Liandi Information, Xunyou Technology rose by more than 10%, Dasheng Culture, Caesar Culture, Shengtong Shares, and Guohua Network Security Limit Board. The automobile sector fluctuated and strengthened, with King Long Automobile, Zhongtong Bus, and Ankai Bus rising to the limit, and Great Wall Motor, CIMC Vehicles, and BAIC Blue Valley rising to the top. The foreign trade export sector also performed well, with three Baishuo and Aili Home Furnishing up and down. Coal stocks fell in early trading, with Lu'an Environmental Energy, Pingmei Shares, Huaibei Mining, and Jinkong Coal Industry falling more than 4%, and Haohua Energy and Shanxi Coking Coal following suit. The concept of cell immunotherapy is weak, Tailin Biotechnology fell by more than 10%, Jimin Medical and Nanhua Biotechnology closed the fall limit, and Nanjing Xinbai and Baihua Pharmaceutical followed suit.

(Source: Straight Flush, the above information is automatically generated by AI big data of Nandu Bay Finance Society)

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