Panorama, March 7 - Today, the two cities experienced a correction trend after the general rise, and individual stocks fell. The total number of gainers in the two cities was less than 300. Xinquan Shanggang CWB1 still maintained its trading limit. In the afternoon of China Southern Airlines' put, there was speculation, and trading was obviously active.
CWB1 in Shanghai still maintained its trading limit, with few transactions in the afternoon and a turnover rate of less than 1% throughout the day. However, Yunhua CWB1, which closed higher in the afternoon, ended down 0.35% in reverse. Wuliang's subscription continued to decline, down 3.11%. The decline of blue chip warrants narrowed slightly in the afternoon, with Wuhan Steel CWB1 down 0.92%, Maanshan Steel CWB1 down 1.53%, Steel Vanadium GFC1 down 2.43%, and Petrochemical CWB1 down 2.84%. Shenzhen Development SFC2 remained weak, down 3.09%. Among the new options, Shenzhen High CWB1 maintained a red market for most of the time today, rising 0.23% in the late trading. The decline of Guoan GAC1 was reduced, down 1.20%. The decline of other new varieties continued to expand. Jiangxi Guangdong CWB1 fell 2.73%, COSCO CWB1 fell 2.86%, SAIC CWB1 Down 4.85%, ZTE ZXC1 down 6.94%, leading the decline in the power market. The two new rights listed this week expanded the number of options to 15.
In the afternoon, China Southern Airlines continued its wide range of trading volatility, with several waves of price increases of more than 3%. Speculative funds have significantly suppressed the selling of China Southern Airlines for two consecutive days. Some analysts believe that this is to prepare for the next round of speculation. The daily line of Wuliang put was negative for nine consecutive days, with a decline of 11.99%. From next week, there are still 13 trading days left for Wuliang to sell, which does not rule out that speculative funds continue to make waves.
A total of 20.773 billion yuan of warrants were traded in the two markets today, down 20% from yesterday. A total of 134.23 billion yuan was traded in the warrant market this week, down 15% from last week. This week, the purchase of rights fell more than rose less, which reduced the trading activity of the warrant market. (Panorama/Thunderstorm)
