Sino-Singapore Jingwei Client, August 17th. On the 17th, A-shares rushed higher and fell. The three major indexes all went green at midday, and chip stocks continued to weaken.

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  The Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.48% to 3,500.43 points.

The Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.47% to 14,625.31 points.

The ChiNext Index fell 0.41% to 3,287.75 points.

  On the disk, high delivery and transfer expectations, airport shipping, and cobalt led the gains in the two markets.

Shares in Gaosongzhuan, National Funds, and third-generation semiconductors were among the top decliners.

  Up to now, the ratio of all trading stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen stocks is 1386:2900, with 46 daily limit and 7 daily limit.

  In terms of northbound funds, the net inflow of northbound funds in the morning exceeded 4.4 billion yuan, of which the inflow of Shanghai Stock Connect exceeded 2.9 billion, and the inflow of Shenzhen Stock Connect exceeded 1.4 billion.

  In terms of individual stocks, the current daily limit shares are as follows: Valin Cable (10.01%), Tibet Mining (10.00%), China Power Construction (9.96%), Shengtong shares (9.98%), Hongda shares (9.94%).

  The lower limit shares are as follows: Xinjie Electric (-10.00%), Microlight (-10.00%), Jinggong Technology (-9.99%), Sanmei (-9.98%), Tenglong (-10.02%).

  The top five stocks with turnover rate are: Nenghui Technology, Shenshui Design Institute, One Stone, Huatong Cable, and Seal Technology, which are 57.989%, 53.435%, 53.148%, 40.196%, and 38.994%, respectively.

  Centaline Securities pointed out that recent market hotspots have frequently changed, and after the full performance of core assets and emerging industries in the previous period, signs of stagflation have clearly appeared. Investors' eyes have begun to shift to mid-cap stocks and related products whose interim performance exceeds expectations. The Shanghai stock index is more likely to fluctuate slightly in the short-term, and the ChiNext market may continue to consolidate slightly in the short-term.

Investors are advised to pay close attention to investment opportunities in cyclical industries in the short-term, and continue to pay attention to investment opportunities in low-valued blue chip stocks in the mid-term.

(Zhongxin Jingwei APP)

(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.)