On October 26, as of press release, the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 ETF Huatai Berry fell 0.45%, with a turnover of 4.623 billion yuan. Constituent stocks had mixed ups and downs. On the upward side, the Cambrian period led the way, followed by Kweichow Moutai and Ningde Era; on the downside, Zijin Mining led the decline. According to the data, the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 ETF Huatai Berry has received net capital purchases for 7 consecutive trading days, with a net inflow of 44.065 billion yuan, ranking first among stock ETFs. Looking ahead to the future market, China Merchants Securities said that considering that the probability of a market rebound is high in history after ETF volume is bottoming out, and the short term may be dominated by shocks and structural opportunities, it is recommended to maintain a balanced allocation and focus on important points in the next two weeks. Guoxin Securities said that with the “9/29” package of new macroeconomic support policies and the recent Financial Street Forum series of incremental policies gradually showing results, China's consumption and investment had a solid momentum of steady recovery in the fourth quarter. Combined with the structural performance highlights of the three quarterly reports, there were strong expectations for improvements in fundamentals. Furthermore, market valuations are in the historically cost-effective range, and medium- to long-term capital is expected to accelerate entry into the market. Market confidence may be substantially restored. Currently, it is a favorable time to “wait and see” and actively seize the allocation window at the end of the year and the beginning of the year. In terms of product rates, the management rates and escrow rates of the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 ETF Huatai Berry are 0.15% per year and 0.05% per year, respectively, which is the lowest rate structure level among equity index products in the current A-share market. Investors can use one-click placement of A-share core assets to grasp the year-end investment window with a balanced allocation.

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