Recently, the A-share market fluctuated and diverged. Major broad-based indices ushered in a clear correction, and the overall market showed a general downward pattern. It is worth noting that in the current market environment, capital instead shows a clear characteristic of falling and buying more. Broad-based ETFs have received large-scale net purchases as a whole, and the trend of using broad-based index tools to lay out A-share core assets is quite remarkable. Overall, during the rapid market pullback process, incremental capital used broad-based ETFs to implement reverse market purchases. The allocation focus was clearly skewed towards a broad growth base with high elasticity such as the Science and Technology Innovation 50 and the GEM Index, which had overfallen in the previous period. At the same time, blue-chip indices such as the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 and Shanghai Stock Exchange 50 were added slightly as a combined defensive base. On the one hand, this funding behavior reflects the judgment that institutional capital has allocation value in the mid-term dimension of the market. It also means that the reverse layout logic of “adjusting and nurturing allocation opportunities” is being implemented by mainstream capital.

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