Public offering research enthusiasm heats up again, with electronics, pharmaceuticals and biology and computer industries being the most popular
2024-08-14
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The enthusiasm for public fund research has been rising for two consecutive weeks, with electronics, pharmaceuticals and biology, and computers becoming the three most popular industries for public fund research.
Statistics from the Public Fund Ranking Network show that last week (August 5th to August 11th), a total of 146 public fund institutions conducted research on listed companies, with a total of 870 research times, covering 55 listed companies in 20 Shenwan first-level industries.
It is worth mentioning that in the week from July 29 to August 4, the number of public funds participating in the survey and the number of public fund surveys have increased significantly, an increase of 38.73% over the number of surveys in the previous week; and in the week from August 5 to August 11, the public fund research enthusiasm has heated up again. Compared with the week from July 29 to August 4, the number of public funds participating in the survey increased by 5.04%, and the number of surveys increased by 14.02%.
Among them, 14 companies were most favored by public fund research. Specifically, the top three listed companies favored by public fund research in a single week were Ninebot (689009), Zhongji Xuchuan (300308) and Baiya Holdings (003006), which were surveyed 71 times, 65 times and 59 times respectively. In addition, Huaming Equipment (002270), Focus Media (002027), Huarui Precision (688059), BeiGene (688235), Tapai Group (002233) and Shenzhen MTC Holdings (002429) were also surveyed more than 30 times.
Among the 28 listed companies that have been investigated by public funds no less than 10 times, in terms of the securities sectors they belong to, 12 are companies on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's ChiNext, 7 are companies on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's SME Board, 4 are companies on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's Main Board and the Shanghai Stock Exchange's Science and Technology Innovation Board, and 1 is a company on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's Main Board; in terms of the Shenwan first-level industries they belong to, the industry distribution is relatively dispersed, with the largest number of companies being pharmaceutical and biological, with 6 companies, and a relatively large proportion of companies being food and beverage, and computers and communications, with 3 companies each; in terms of weekly gains and losses, the average weekly gain and loss of the 28 companies most favored by public funds was 1.15%, and 13 companies saw their share prices rise that week, accounting for 46.43%, with the highest increase reaching 44.01%.
In terms of the rise and fall of individual stocks, the public fund research bull stock - Northeast Pharmaceutical (000597) rose as high as 44.01% in a single week. The average weekly rise and fall of the 55 public fund research stocks was -1.21%, of which 19 companies rose against the market trend, accounting for 34.55%. Specifically, 11 companies had a weekly stock price increase between 0% and 5%; 8 companies had a weekly stock price increase of more than 5%, with the highest increase reaching 44.01%.
In addition, among the 19 publicly-listed companies surveyed that rose against the market trend, the pharmaceutical and biological industry accounted for the largest proportion with 5 companies, followed by electronics and food and beverages with 2 companies each.
Looking at the industries of companies that received the most public fund research in a single week, electronics and pharmaceuticals and biology still ranked at the top, with 8 listed companies in each category receiving public fund research. Computers were also a sub-sector that received the most public fund research, with 7 listed companies receiving public fund research.
It is worth mentioning that last week, public funds' preference for the electronics industry slightly declined, while their preference for the pharmaceutical and biological industry increased.
In addition, statistics show that companies listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange are most favored by public fund research.
Last week, the companies that received public fund research were distributed in six securities sectors. Among them, 17 listed companies on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's ChiNext received public fund research, making it the most favored securities sector for public fund research last week; followed by 11 listed companies on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's Science and Technology Innovation Board and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's Small and Medium Enterprises Board that received public fund research; in addition, 7 listed companies on both the Shanghai Stock Exchange's Main Board and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's Main Board received public fund research.
Overall, last week, public fund research favored Shenzhen Stock Exchange-listed companies. A total of 36 listed companies were favored by public fund research, accounting for 65.45% of the total number of listed companies investigated by public funds.
In the ranking of public fund institutions with the most surveys last week, Hua Xia Fund and Harvest Fund ranked at the top.
Last week, a total of 146 public funds participated in the research of listed companies. Compared with the week from July 29 to August 4, the number of participating companies and institutions has increased, which means that public fund institutions were more active in participating in the research last week.
Specifically, last week, 126 public funds conducted research at least twice, of which 44 conducted research 2-4 times; 53 public funds conducted research 5-9 times, with an average of at least once a working day; 24 public funds conducted research 10-14 times, with an average of at least twice a working day; and 5 public funds conducted research at least 15 times, with an average of at least three times a working day.
Among them, Hua Xia Fund and Harvest Fund conducted 21 and 20 researches respectively, becoming the most diligent public fund institutions in research last week, with an average of no less than 4 researches per working day.
The Paper reporter Ding Xinqing
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