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Core Viewpoint - The recent resurgence of the Beijing Stock Exchange (BSE) has led several fund companies to implement large purchase restrictions on their North China 50 Index funds to manage investor demand [1][2]. Fund Purchase Restrictions - On May 14, Xizang Dongcai Fund announced that its North China 50 Index fund would limit daily purchases, conversions, and regular investment amounts to a maximum of 200,000 yuan per account [2][4]. - The fund's total share limit is set at 500 million shares, effective from November 6, 2024, with a "proportional confirmation" principle for controlling total scale [6]. Fund Performance - As of the end of Q1 this year, the total scale of the Xizang Dongcai North China 50 Index fund was 782 million yuan, with 473 million shares outstanding [7]. - The North China 50 Index has seen a year-to-date increase of nearly 37%, with a rebound of approximately 15% since April 7 [9]. - Among the North China-themed funds, 11 funds have reported net value growth rates exceeding 25%, with six products achieving returns over 38% [9]. Market Outlook - Analysts express a cautiously optimistic view on the long-term investment value of many companies within the BSE, suggesting a proactive approach to positioning in the current market environment [10]. - There is a recommendation to be cautious of potential valuation fluctuations in the BSE, advocating for low-valuation configurations to mitigate risks and secure some profits [11].