Ge Long Hui·2025-08-04 09:58Market Overview - On August 4, the market saw a significant rise with all three major indices closing in the green, over 3,800 stocks rising, and more than 1,300 stocks declining [1] - A total of 69 stocks hit the daily limit up, while 6 stocks hit the limit down [1] High-Performing Stocks - Victory Energy achieved a limit up for four consecutive days, while Lideman, involved in a merger and restructuring, saw a 20% limit up for three consecutive days [3][4] - The military industry sector had nearly 20 stocks hitting limit up or rising over 10%, with notable performances from Wanze Shares and Great Wall Military [3] - The robotics sector also experienced a rebound, with Zhongma Transmission and Dongjie Intelligent showing strong performances [3] Stock Performance Data - Victory Energy (Code: 001331) recorded a 10.01% increase, with a trading volume of 6.0748 billion [4] - Dongxin Co. (Code: 688110) saw a 20% increase, with a trading volume of 5.667 billion [4] - Lideman (Code: 300289) achieved a 20% increase, with a trading volume of 1.588 billion [4] Top Trading Stocks - The top net buying stocks on the day included Hanyu Pharmaceutical, Construction Industry, and Longcheng Military, with net purchases of 5.45 billion, 4.57 billion, and 4.45 billion respectively [5][6] - The top net selling stocks included Giant Network, Asia-Pacific Pharmaceutical, and Tibet Tianlu, with net sales of 2.07 billion, 1.93 billion, and 1.78 billion respectively [7] Sector Highlights - Hanyu Pharmaceutical is collaborating with a well-known cryptocurrency exchange, marking a significant move in the pharmaceutical industry by tokenizing future revenue rights [10][12] - The company is advancing its innovative weight-loss drug project, with various formulations under development [12] - Construction Industry, involved in military restructuring, also saw significant trading activity, with a trading volume of 3.249 billion [13][16] Institutional Activity - Institutions showed strong interest in Hanyu Pharmaceutical and Construction Industry, with net purchases of 2.33 billion and 2.17 billion respectively [20] - Conversely, institutions sold off shares in Giant Network and Asia-Pacific Pharmaceutical, with net sales of 1.76 billion and 1.25 billion respectively [20]