Cover news reporter Liu Xuqiang
On September 28, the three major A-share indexes opened lower, and the differentiation intensified. The Shanghai Composite Index fluctuated and rose, while the Shenzhen Component Index and the Chuang Index rose and fell. As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.54%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.21%, and the Chuang Index rose 0.62%. The turnover of the two cities exceeded one trillion for the 48th consecutive trading day.
On the disk, the oil and gas sector led the two cities, and collectives such as oil and gas exploration, combustible ice, gas, natural gas, and electricity have set off a tidal wave. In addition, coal and real estate stocks performed well.
Liquor stocks, which broke out yesterday, pulled back sharply today. Welcoming Gongjiu and Dahao Technology’s lower limit, third-tier liquor stocks such as Huangtai Liquor, Golden Seed Liquor, and Guangyuyuan plummeted, while Moutai, Wuliangye, Shanxi Fenjiu, and Yanghe shares fell. In addition, sectors such as food and beverage, salt lake lithium extraction, phosphorus chemical industry, aquaculture, and medical beauty were among the top decliners.
Northbound funds:
Northbound funds bought 4.786 billion yuan, of which 4.176 billion yuan was purchased by Shanghai Stock Connect.
Institution recommended stocks:
Guotai Junan: Baolong Technology, Luzhou Laojiao, Quanfeng Automobile, Jieshun Technology;
CITIC Construction Investment: Shengnong Development;
Shen Wan Hongyuan: HKUST Xunfei;
Zheshang Securities: Langzi shares.
(The above content is from the daily review by the brokerage firm, and does not constitute any trading advice. You should enter the market at your own risk.)
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