A large amount of funds are added to the position

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On January 14, A-shares experienced their first collective surge in 2025.

As of the close, the three major indices of Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchange surged 2.54%, 3.77%, and 4.71% respectively. The North Securities 50 Index soared 10.77%, with a total turnover of 1.37 trillion yuan, a surge of nearly 400 billion yuan from yesterday, an increase of 40%. .

In addition to the sudden surge in e-commerce advertising today, popular technology track sectors such as humanoid robots, AI large models, chips, and low-altitude economy continue to maintain high popularity and contribute the most stocks with the highest price limit in the market. Among them, Robot ETF (562500) soared 6.81%, rising more than 12% in the past six trading days, becoming one of the best-performing sectors since the beginning of 2025.

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Funds continue to increase positions

Wind data shows that the total net buying amount of institutions, main players and other funds today exceeded 100 billion, a rare performance since November last year, which has strongly stimulated the market's enthusiasm for long positions.

Although there was a significant correction in the A-share market in the first two weeks of 2025, big funds did not cool down as a result. Instead, they showed signs of bargain hunting, with equity ETFs bucking the trend and net inflows of 30 billion yuan. Among them, some popular track sectors that are strongly optimistic about the market, such as robotics, AI, and the chip industry chain, have also received major financial attention.

From the financial perspective of the entire market, it is even more obvious that these sectors are being sought after by funds. In the past five days, the main net inflows have exceeded tens of billions, even far exceeding high-interest-rate companies such as banks, insurance, and energy, which have always been sought after by big funds. Blue chip sector.