On November 2, as of the midday close, the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 ETF Huatai Berry rose 1.25%, with a turnover of 8.897 billion yuan. Heavy stocks such as Ningde Times rose more than 4%, Zhongji Xuchuang and Kweichow Moutai rose more than 3%, and Xinyisheng and Ping An of China followed suit. In terms of capital inflows, the fund has received net capital purchases for 12 consecutive days, with a net inflow of 58.984 billion yuan in the range, reaching the latest scale of 157.8 billion yuan. It is stable at the top of the list of non-monetary ETFs, and its liquidity advantage is outstanding. Guoxin Securities said that in November, the probability that the overseas monetary environment will ease marginally will rise. If the US dollar and US bond yields peak and fall back, it will open up room for equity valuation repair in emerging markets, and foreign risk appetite is expected to usher in a marginal improvement. The policy tone of steady domestic growth and moderate easing continues. Fiscal and monetary coordination combined with the continuous improvement of the basic system of the capital market will help consolidate the liquidity and confidence base for the mid-term operation of A-shares. Furthermore, after the disclosure of the third quarterly report comes to an end, the degree of performance delivery may become the core anchor for capital stock selection, and the structural direction with real profit support will be easier to obtain excess returns; the market may gradually complete style rebalancing in the midst of turbulence, and overfalling high-quality assets ushered in an opportunity for recovery. In terms of product rates, the management rates and escrow rates of the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 ETF Huatai Berry are 0.15% per year and 0.05% per year, respectively, which is the lowest rate structure level among equity index products in the current A-share market. Investors can use one-click placement of A-share core assets to grasp the year-end investment window with a balanced allocation.

On November 2, as of the midday close, the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 ETF Huatai Berry rose 1.25%, with a turnover of 8.897 billion yuan. Heavy stocks such as Ningde Times rose more than 4%, Zhongji Xuchuang and Kweichow Moutai rose more than 3%, and Xinyisheng and Ping An of China followed suit. In terms of capital inflows, the fund has received net capital purchases for 12 consecutive days, with a net inflow of 58.984 billion yuan in the range, reaching the latest scale of 157.8 billion yuan. It is stable at the top of the list of non-monetary ETFs, and its liquidity advantage is outstanding. Guoxin Securities said that in November, the probability that the overseas monetary environment will ease marginally will rise. If the US dollar and US bond yields peak and fall back, it will open up room for equity valuation repair in emerging markets, and foreign risk appetite is expected to usher in a marginal improvement. The policy tone of steady domestic growth and moderate easing continues. Fiscal and monetary coordination combined with the continuous improvement of the basic system of the capital market will help consolidate the liquidity and confidence base for the mid-term operation of A-shares. Furthermore, after the disclosure of the third quarterly report comes to an end, the degree of performance delivery may become the core anchor for capital stock selection, and the structural direction with real profit support will be easier to obtain excess returns; the market may gradually complete style rebalancing in the midst of turbulence, and overfalling high-quality assets ushered in an opportunity for recovery. In terms of product rates, the management rates and escrow rates of the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 ETF Huatai Berry are 0.15% per year and 0.05% per year, respectively, which is the lowest rate structure level among equity index products in the current A-share market. Investors can use one-click placement of A-share core assets to grasp the year-end investment window with balanced allocation.