On November 11, the three major stock indexes had mixed ups and downs in early trading. The GEM index opened low and rose nearly 1%, while the Shanghai index fell 0.24%. In this context, the low-dividend ETF Huatai Berry rose 0.00% to 1.237 yuan, with a turnover rate of 0.84% and a half-day turnover of 269 million yuan, ranking first among similar target ETFs. According to the news, today the People's Bank of China launched an overnight reverse repurchase operation of 187 billion yuan with fixed interest rates and quantitative tenders. The operating interest rate was 1.25%, the same as the previous period. China Merchants Securities pointed out that after the US midterm elections, the Democratic Party took back both houses of Congress, but was bound by the presidential veto power, and policy changes would be reflected more in “increased restraint” rather than a “reversal of direction.” AI and data center regulations are getting stricter, and the market is beginning to worry about the return on capital expenses and the downgrade of upstream hardware EPS, but the probability of completely limiting AI expansion is low. Strong non-agricultural industries constrain short-term easing expectations, while AI investment cools down long-term interest rates. The A-share allocation proposal focuses on “key mineral resources, high cash flow, autonomy and control”, focusing on semiconductor equipment and materials, domestic computing power and credit innovation, rare earths, copper and small metals, transformers and power grid equipment, as well as innovative pharmaceuticals and high-dividend banks. Huaan Fund said that as the Hong Kong stock market experiences a phased rebound, market drivers are expected to gradually shift from risk appetite correction to further verification of corporate profits and valuations, and structural opportunities within dividend assets deserve continued attention. As of November 10, 2026, the low-dividend ETF Huatai Berry had a return of 67.20% in the past 5 years, outperforming the performance comparison benchmark and ranking 26th out of 1,263 products. Investors can allocate this ETF as a base position, and investors without a stock account can also allocate it through their OTC linked fund.
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On November 11, the three major stock indexes had mixed ups and downs in early trading. The GEM index opened low and rose nearly 1%, while the Shanghai index fell 0.24%. In this context, the low-dividend ETF Huatai Berry rose 0.00% to 1.237 yuan, with a turnover rate of 0.84% and a half-day turnover of 269 million yuan, ranking first among similar target ETFs. According to the news, today the People's Bank of China launched an overnight reverse repurchase operation of 187 billion yuan with fixed interest rates and quantitative tenders. The operating interest rate was 1.25%, the same as the previous period. China Merchants Securities pointed out that after the US midterm elections, the Democratic Party took back both houses of Congress, but was bound by the presidential veto power, and policy changes would be reflected more in “increased restraint” rather than a “reversal of direction.” AI and data center regulations are getting stricter, and the market is beginning to worry about the return on capital expenses and the downgrade of upstream hardware EPS, but the probability of completely limiting AI expansion is low. Strong non-agricultural industries constrain short-term easing expectations, while AI investment cools down long-term interest rates. The A-share allocation proposal focuses on “key mineral resources, high cash flow, autonomy and control”, focusing on semiconductor equipment and materials, domestic computing power and credit innovation, rare earths, copper and small metals, transformers and power grid equipment, as well as innovative pharmaceuticals and high-dividend banks. Huaan Fund said that as the Hong Kong stock market experiences a phased rebound, market drivers are expected to gradually shift from risk appetite correction to further verification of corporate profits and valuations, and structural opportunities within dividend assets deserve continued attention. As of November 10, 2026, the low-dividend ETF Huatai Berry had a return of 67.20% in the past 5 years, outperforming the performance comparison benchmark and ranking 26th out of 1,263 products. Investors can allocate this ETF as a base position, and investors without a stock account can also allocate it through their OTC linked fund.
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