On December 30, the A-share market showed a trend of differentiation. The Shanghai index fluctuated and turned red in early trading, then the GEM index rushed higher and fell slightly by 0.06% at the close. On the sector side, digital currency and robot concepts showed strong performance. Affected by fluctuations in related sectors, the GEM 50 ETF fell 0.07% to 1.531 yuan, with a half-day turnover rate of 2.76% and a turnover of 815 million yuan, ranking first among similar target ETFs. The flow of capital shows that the GEM 50 ETF has continued to be favored by capital recently. The net inflow for the past 5 trading days was 2.35 billion yuan, and the net inflow for the past 20 trading days was 2.81 billion yuan. As of December 29, the ETF had a circulation scale of 29.422 billion yuan. CITIC Construction Investment Securities pointed out that the A-share New Year's Eve market has already started. Under the generally optimistic expectations of institutional investors, the market is expected to start ahead of schedule next spring. In terms of mid-term industry configuration, it is recommended to focus on the direction of non-ferrous metals, AI computing power, etc.; market hot spots are still concentrated on commercial aerospace, with secondary main lines including the Hainan Free Trade Zone, controlled nuclear fusion, and humanoid robots. The technology sector is still the focus of public funding agencies. Many institutions agree that the AI investment logic is deepening and spreading from infrastructure construction to actual application scenarios. For investors who are optimistic about the long-term development of China's technology growth sector, investors can directly trade the GEM 50 ETF through stock accounts or invest through linked funds. It is recommended to use fixed investment or batch position opening methods to smooth out the risk of short-term fluctuations, and to pay close attention to the performance implementation of index constituent stocks and the progress of implementation of related policies.

On December 30, the A-share market showed a trend of differentiation. The Shanghai index fluctuated and turned red in early trading, then the GEM index rushed higher and fell slightly by 0.06% at the close. On the sector side, digital currency and robot concepts showed strong performance. Affected by fluctuations in related sectors, the GEM 50 ETF fell 0.07% to 1.531 yuan, with a half-day turnover rate of 2.76% and a turnover of 815 million yuan, ranking first among similar target ETFs. The flow of capital shows that the GEM 50 ETF has continued to be favored by capital recently. The net inflow for the past 5 trading days was 2.35 billion yuan, and the net inflow for the past 20 trading days was 2.81 billion yuan. As of December 29, the ETF had a circulation scale of 29.422 billion yuan. CITIC Construction Investment Securities pointed out that the A-share New Year's Eve market has already started. Under the generally optimistic expectations of institutional investors, the market is expected to start ahead of schedule next spring. In terms of mid-term industry configuration, it is recommended to focus on the direction of non-ferrous metals, AI computing power, etc.; market hot spots are still concentrated on commercial aerospace, with secondary main lines including the Hainan Free Trade Zone, controlled nuclear fusion, and humanoid robots. The technology sector is still the focus of public funding agencies. Many institutions agree that the AI investment logic is deepening and spreading from infrastructure construction to actual application scenarios. For investors who are optimistic about the long-term development of China's technology growth sector, investors can directly trade the GEM 50 ETF through stock accounts or invest through linked funds. It is recommended to use fixed investment or batch position opening methods to smooth out the risk of short-term fluctuations, and to pay close attention to the performance implementation of index constituent stocks and the progress of implementation of related policies.