With the disclosure of the industry's second quarterly report, the trend of public fund holdings in brokerage stocks in the second quarter also surfaced. According to the data, active public funds increased their overall holdings of brokerage shares in the second quarter, and many individual stocks such as GF Securities and CITIC Securities increased their holdings by tens of millions of shares. However, there are also a number of brokerage stocks whose holdings have been reduced. Some brokerage analysts said that active funds increased their holdings of brokerage stocks in the second quarter mainly due to strong interpretations of the technology market and high market turnover, which boosted brokers' performance expectations; compounded by the weakening of financial disturbances, the continuation of fundamental sentiment supported a marked increase in the valuation of the brokerage sector.

With the disclosure of the industry's second quarterly report, the trend of public fund holdings in brokerage stocks in the second quarter also surfaced. According to the data, active public funds increased their overall holdings of brokerage shares in the second quarter, and many individual stocks such as GF Securities and CITIC Securities increased their holdings by tens of millions of shares. However, there are also a number of brokerage stocks whose holdings have been reduced. Some brokerage analysts said that active funds increased their holdings of brokerage stocks in the second quarter mainly due to strong interpretations of the technology market and high market turnover, which boosted brokers' performance expectations; compounded by the weakening of financial disturbances, the continuation of fundamental sentiment supported a marked increase in the valuation of the brokerage sector.