Textile And Apparel Industry Fund Matching

According to the calculation, as of September 28th, the stock fund position increased by 2.76% to 81.08%, the stock market position of the equity fund increased by 1.55% to 76.31%, and the balance fund position increased 1.74% to 66.84%.

41 funds (accounting for 10.5%) had less than 70% positions, 109 funds accounted for 28%, the positions were between 70%-80%, 145 funds (accounting for 37.2%), the positions were between 80%-90%, 95 of the funds (24.4%) were higher than 90%.

In the last week of September, a total of 3.4% of the funds took the initiative to reduce their positions by more than 5%, and 33% of the funds took the initiative to reduce their positions by 5%. 53.1% of the funds took the initiative to increase their positions within 5%, and 10.6% of the funds took the initiative to increase their positions by more than 5%.

Last week a total of 63.7% of the fund took the initiative to increase its position.

From the point of view of the added intensity, it is estimated that there are mainly industries with larger average intensity in the last week.

Industry (9.92), food and beverage industry (9.66), wholesale and retail trade (5.72), agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery (3.09) and other industries.

From the number of funds added, last week, 75.22% of the fund was added to the textile industry.

83.86% of the funds were allocated to the food and beverage industry, 85.30% of the funds were allocated wholesale and retail businesses, 57.93% of the funds were allocated to agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery, 53.03% of the fund increased the metal and non-metal industries, 58.79% of the funds were allocated public utilities, 56.32% of the funds were allocated to the real estate industry, 72.91% of the funds were allocated to the pportation industry, 50.43% of the funds were allocated to the electronics industry, and 61.34% of the funds were added to the extractive industry.

From the point of view of reducing distribution intensity, the industries with larger average fund reduction intensity last week were mainly in the comprehensive industry (8.69), the construction industry (4.58), the social service industry (3.28), and the wood furniture industry (3.25).

According to the number of funds allocated, according to the calculation, a total of 85.59% funds were allocated to the comprehensive industries last week, 76.08% of the funds were allocated to the construction industry, 72.05% of the funds were allocated to the social services industry, 84.44% of the funds were allocated to the wood furniture industry, 51.30% of the funds were allocated to the printing and paper industry, 54.47% of the funds were allocated to the financial and insurance industry, 51.13% of the funds were allocated to the pmission of cultural industries, and 59.08% of the funds were allocated.

In the industry, 52.16% of the funds are allocated to the petrochemical industry, 61.10% of the funds are allocated to medical and pharmaceutical properties, and 53.03% of the funds are allocated to the information technology industry.

According to the estimates, last week, the top ten companies in the industry assets increased or decreased by the strength of the fund, including Yimin (114.14), state sea Franklin (110.62), Nong Yin Hui (108.17), Nord (103.22), League of Nations (101.84), Central Europe (98.62), Jianxin (98.49), Puyin Ansheng (97.93), Morgan Stanley Huaxin (96.71), and the East (94.25).