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Warrants of two markets rose by 6 and fell by 11

http://www.sina.com.cn    15:10, January 15, 2009    China Securities Network

News from China Securities Network (Shanghai Securities News Huang Bo)

On the 15th, the trading of warrants in the two markets changed the trend of yesterday's overall rise, and basically showed a narrow and volatile trend. As of the closing, the number of losses was more than the number of gains, and the number of varieties rose by 6 and fell by 11. Small cap warrant Ejiao EJC1 (031007. sz) came from behind and led the rise with 3.08%. ZTE ZXC1 (031006), which led the rise in early trading, ended up only 0.55%, ranking at the bottom of the list of gains, while other varieties rose between 1.0% and 2.0%. Guoan GAC1 (031005. sz), which rose sharply yesterday, was under callback pressure today, leading the decline by 5.35%, followed by Yunhua CWB1 (580012. sh) and Petrochemical CWB1 (580019. sh), which declined by 4.29% and 2.12% respectively. The decline of other falling varieties was less than 2.0%.

The market said that after the country introduced a number of positive measures to stimulate the economy yesterday, today's A-share market suffered profit taking, and the warrant market was also significantly affected. Yesterday's leading varieties fell in succession. After the withdrawal of short-term speculative funds, the power market may shake again, waiting for the start of a new round of market.

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