Afternoon comment: GEM index fell 1.3% in half a day, Oriental Fortune fell more than 12%

time:2023-03-24 01:50:20 source:clevelanddrifters.com author:Hot industry
Afternoon comment: GEM index fell 1.3% in half a day, Oriental Fortune fell more than 12%

[Afternoon comment: GEM index fell 1.3% in half a day, Oriental Fortune fell more than 12%] Cailian News Agency on September 16th, the broader market opened lower in early trading and then fluctuated lower. It fell nearly 2%, and the ChiNext index fell 1.3% due to the slump in Dongcai. On the disk, software-related sectors have collectively strengthened, led by data security, digital currency and other directions, and the daily limit of Jida Zhengyuan, Mass Data, and Nantian Information. Military stocks were active again, Guoguang Electric rose by more than 10%, Aerospace Technology, Zhimingda, etc. rose sharply. In addition, some track stocks such as photovoltaics rebounded. On the whole, the low-level theme stocks were active against the trend. In terms of decline, many blue-chip sectors such as brokerages fell into adjustment, Oriental Fortune fell by more than 12%, and many stocks such as GF Securities and Guolian Securities fell by more than 5%. In general, stocks fell more and rose less, with more than 3,200 stocks in the two cities falling. The half-day turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets reached 468.9 billion, a decrease of 105.9 billion from the morning of the previous trading day. In terms of sectors, sectors such as data security, digital currency, defense and military industry, and network security were among the top gainers, while sectors such as securities, oil and gas, coal, and precious metals were among the top losers. As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.96%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.92%, and the ChiNext Index fell 1.32%. In terms of northbound funds, the Shanghai Stock Connect had a net outflow of 777 million in early trading, and the Shenzhen Stock Connect had a net outflow of 1.639 billion in the morning.

(Responsible editor:Stock market)

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