Small to medium cap broad-based ETFs are also sought after by capital. On July 13, the Southern China Securities 500 ETF and the Southern China Securities 1000 ETF each had net inflows of about 6 billion yuan, the Huaxia China Securities 1000 ETF had net inflows of 4.845 billion yuan, and the Huaxia Science and Technology Innovation Board 50 ETF and the E-Fangda GEM ETF both received net inflows of 2 billion yuan. According to the industry, large sums of money are once again flowing to broad-based ETFs, causing the market to smell a signal of “bottoming out.” The turnover of the Huatai Berry Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 ETF on July 12 was 4 billion yuan, reached 7.705 billion yuan on the 13th, and continued to expand to 8.631 billion yuan on the 14th. On July 13, the ETF received a net inflow of 5.538 billion yuan, with the latest scale of 86.883 billion yuan. Some market sources pointed out that in July, there was a clear signal of “change” in the market, and the share of some broad-based ETFs doubled. Take the Southern China Securities 1000 ETF as an example. At the end of June, its share was 3,077 billion shares. As of July 13, its share was 7.12 billion shares, an increase of 131.4%. This kind of multiple-level growth in a short period of time has historically often been highly consistent with the large-scale opening of positions by institutions in important bottom regions.

Small to medium cap broad-based ETFs are also sought after by capital. On July 13, the Southern China Securities 500 ETF and the Southern China Securities 1000 ETF each had net inflows of about 6 billion yuan, the Huaxia China Securities 1000 ETF had net inflows of 4.845 billion yuan, and the Huaxia Science and Technology Innovation Board 50 ETF and the E-Fangda GEM ETF both received net inflows of 2 billion yuan. According to the industry, large sums of money are once again flowing to broad-based ETFs, causing the market to smell a signal of “bottoming out.” The turnover of the Huatai Berry Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 ETF on July 12 was 4 billion yuan, reached 7.705 billion yuan on the 13th, and continued to expand to 8.631 billion yuan on the 14th. On July 13, the ETF received a net inflow of 5.538 billion yuan, with the latest scale of 86.883 billion yuan. Some market sources pointed out that in July, there was a clear signal of “change” in the market, and the share of some broad-based ETFs doubled. Take the Southern China Securities 1000 ETF as an example. At the end of June, its share was 3,077 billion shares. As of July 13, its share was 7.12 billion shares, an increase of 131.4%. This kind of multiple-level growth in a short period of time has historically often been highly consistent with the large-scale opening of positions by institutions in important bottom regions.