630 million funds are rushing to buy into China Super Holdings, with institutions aggressively purchasing Tongda Shares | Dragon and Tiger List

On April 2nd, the Shanghai Composite Index fell by 0.74%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped by 1.6%, and the ChiNext Index declined by 2.31%. After-hours data from the龙虎榜 show that a total of 45 stocks experienced abnormal trading activity and appeared on the list, with the highest net capital inflow into China Super Holdings (002471.SZ), totaling 631 million yuan.

According to 21 Investment Pass intelligent monitoring, 28 stocks on the龙虎榜 showed institutional presence, with northbound funds participating in 13 of these stocks.

A total of 631 million yuan was used to buy China Super Holdings, while 310 million yuan was withdrawn from Shenjian Shares.

Among the 45 stocks listed on the龙虎榜, 21 stocks saw net buying, and 24 stocks experienced net selling. The largest net buyer was China Super Holdings, with 631 million yuan, accounting for 14.56% of the total transaction amount. China Super Holdings closed up 6.12% that day, with a turnover rate of 33.89%.

The stock with the largest net outflow on the龙虎榜 was Shenjian Shares (002361.SZ), with net selling of 310 million yuan, representing 5.19% of the total transaction amount. Shenjian Shares closed up 1.71%, with a turnover rate of 42.44%.

Institutions net bought 14 stocks and net sold 14 stocks.

On April 2nd, institutional presence appeared on the龙虎榜 for 28 stocks, with a total net purchase of 122 million yuan. Specifically, institutions net bought 14 stocks and net sold 14 stocks.

The stock with the highest net institutional buy was Tongda Shares (rights protection) (002560.SZ), which closed up 10.03% that day, with a turnover rate of 46.58%.

Among the stocks institutions net sold, the largest net sell was Kangzhi Pharmaceutical (300086.SZ), which closed up 16.06%, with a turnover rate of 27.84%.

Northbound funds participated in 13 stocks on the龙虎榜, with a total net sale of 638 million yuan. Among these, Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect net bought 2 stocks and net sold 3 stocks, with a total net sale of 222 million yuan; Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect net bought 2 stocks and net sold 6 stocks, with a total net sale of 416 million yuan.

The stock with the largest net buy from northbound funds was Juxing Agriculture and Animal Husbandry (603477.SH), with a net purchase of 27.2616 million yuan, accounting for 4.77% of the total transaction amount. The largest net sell was Shenjian Shares (002361.SZ), with 297 million yuan, representing 4.97% of the total transaction amount. Shenjian Shares closed up 1.71%, with a turnover rate of 42.44%.

Notably, both institutions and northbound funds jointly net bought Zhongli Group (rights protection), and jointly net sold Jingji Zhinnong. Divergences appeared in Electric Light Technology (rights protection), Jinjiang Shipping, Nentech Technology (rights protection), Mingpu Optoelectronics, Tibet Mining, Hongfa Holdings, and Shenjian Shares: institutions net sold Electric Light Technology 4.9518 million yuan, while northbound funds net bought 4.58M yuan; institutions net sold Jinjiang Shipping 7.0133 million yuan, with northbound funds net buying 3.5292 million yuan; institutions net bought Nentech Technology 16.2073 million yuan, while northbound funds net sold 3.5362 million yuan; institutions net bought Mingpu Optoelectronics 1.45M yuan, with northbound funds net sold 41.1833 million yuan; institutions net bought Tibet Mining 74.3058 million yuan, while northbound funds net sold 52.7788 million yuan; institutions net bought Hongfa Holdings 8.0449 million yuan, with northbound funds net sold 164 million yuan; institutions net bought Shenjian Shares 9.6858 million yuan, while northbound funds net sold 297 million yuan.

(Disclaimer: The content of this article is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. Investors operate at their own risk.)

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