券商6月金股出炉：这些股获力挺 看好科技、消费方向

Core Viewpoint - The A-share market experienced a mixed performance in May, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising by 2.9%, the Shenzhen Component increasing by 1.42%, and the ChiNext Index up by 2.32%. Various brokerages have released their investment recommendations for June, focusing on sectors such as consumption, energy, technology, and finance [1]. Group 1: Recommended Stocks - Multiple brokerages have recommended stocks across various sectors, including: - Guotai Junan: Microchip Biotech, Xiechuang Data, Lihigh Food, Huhua Electric, Tianzhun Technology [2] - Caifeng Securities: Huayang International, Ruipu Biotech, Chongqing Rural Commercial Bank [2] - Other notable mentions include Qingdao Beer, Juhua Co., and Top Group, with several stocks receiving multiple recommendations [2][4]. Group 2: Most Frequently Recommended Stocks - The stocks receiving the most recommendations from brokerages include: - Yaji International and Qingdao Beer, each recommended by three brokerages [4]. - Dongpeng Beverage, Wanma Technology, Juhua Co., and Huhua Electric, each recommended by two brokerages [4]. - Wanma Technology saw the highest increase in May, rising over 13% to a closing price of 38.33 yuan [4]. Group 3: Preferred Sectors - Brokerages suggest focusing on sectors likely to experience upward movement, including technology, consumer goods, and large financials, as well as petrochemical, chemical, and non-ferrous cyclical sectors [6]. - China Bank Securities emphasizes three main investment lines: consumption, technology, and dividends, highlighting the growth potential in the technology sector supported by policy and industry development [6][7]. - ZheShang Securities recommends shifting focus from high-performing technology sectors to underperforming large financials and dividend stocks to manage portfolio risk [6]. Group 4: Investment Strategies - Donghai Securities outlines three main strategies for June: 1. Long-term focus on domestic demand and technology [7]. 2. Short-term emphasis on consumption over investment, particularly in sectors benefiting from fiscal stimulus and urban renewal [7]. 3. Balanced allocation strategy, suggesting to buy undervalued sectors like petrochemical, chemical, and non-ferrous metals [8].