Sino-Singapore Jingwei Client, December 23. On Wednesday, A shares rebounded in the afternoon. Liquor stocks shook sharply. Agriculture, automobiles, and other sectors were the top gainers, and medicine, games and other sectors were the top decliners.
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As of the close, the Shanghai Index reported 3382.32 points, an increase of 0.76%, with a turnover of 413.255 billion yuan; the Shenzhen Component Index reported 14015.02 points, an increase of 0.96%, with a turnover of 515.807 billion yuan; the ChiNext Index reported 2842.97 points, an increase of 1.11%.
On the disk, aviation, electric power, coal, and shipping were among the top gainers; healthcare, paper, medicine, and the Internet were among the top decliners.
Liquor stocks, which have continued to rise recently, fell back in the afternoon on the 23rd. Yilite, which surged 9% in early trading, closed down more than 5%. Huangtai Liquor and Yingjia Gongjiu also fell by more than 5%. ST was willing to lower its limit and Kweichow Moutai also fell. A decrease of 2.09%.
The concept sector rose more and fell less, with seed industry, polysilicon, wind energy, photovoltaic concepts, and gallium nitride leading the rise; immunotherapy, generic drugs, medical beauty concepts, and vitamins leading the decline.
Seed stocks rose sharply in the afternoon of the 23rd, rising more than 6%, leading the rise in the conceptual sector. Quan Yin Hi-Tech, Yasheng Group, Fengle Seed Industry, *ST Dunzhong Daily Limit, Nongfa Seed Industry, Suken Agricultural Development, Denghai Seed Industry, Wanxiang Denong, Longping Hi-Tech, etc. have followed suit.
In terms of individual stocks, 2081 individual stocks rose, among which multiple stocks such as Xinleineng, Mingyang Intelligent, and Torch Electronics rose more than 5%.
1823 stocks fell, of which ST Zhongjie, ST Yaxing, ST Shede and other stocks fell more than 5%.
In terms of turnover rate, a total of 49 stocks have a turnover rate of over 20%, among which N Fuliwang has the highest turnover rate, reaching 69.99%.
According to the research report of Yuekai Securities, the liquor sales at the end of the year ushered in a peak sales season, superimposed on the continued strength of the first and second-tier liquors in the previous period, and the market capital’s preference for liquor overflowed.
In the long run, the certainty of continued economic recovery is relatively high, and residents' consumption power and consumer demand have been continuously boosted. Superimposed on this year's low base and the general trend of consumption upgrades, the future valuation of wine companies is expected to rise further.
Shanxi Securities believes that the decline in European stock markets will have a certain impact on A-share sentiment, but this impact is short-term and will not affect market fundamentals. Investors need not panic and are firmly optimistic about the mainline market.
In the medium term, due to the improvement of major factors such as macroeconomic prospects, corporate profits, and liquidity, as fundamentals are expected to gradually improve, the certainty is further enhanced, and A shares are expected to continue to fluctuate upward.
(The opinions in the article are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice. Investment is risky, and you need to be cautious when entering the market.)