指数连续两周缩量！房企拿地数据回暖，地产股频涨停

Market Overview - The Shanghai Composite Index fell by 0.12%, with more stocks declining than rising, and the median change in stock prices was -0.48% [1] - Both the Shanghai Composite Index and Shenzhen Component Index reached new highs this week, but trading volume has decreased for two consecutive weeks [1] Sector Performance - The most stocks hitting the daily limit were from the real estate, non-ferrous metals, and communication equipment sectors [3] - In the real estate sector, five stocks reached the daily limit, driven by policy support and expectations of a recovering housing market [4] - Non-ferrous metals also had five stocks hitting the limit, benefiting from market conditions [4] - Three stocks in the communication equipment sector reached the limit, supported by 5G construction and digital economy policies [4] Conceptual Trends - The most stocks hitting the daily limit were related to robotics, computing power, and real estate concepts [5] - Eight stocks in the robotics sector reached the limit, driven by policy support and improving performance [5] - Eight stocks related to computing power also hit the limit, fueled by increased demand in the digital economy [5] - Seven stocks in the real estate sector reached the limit, supported by policy easing and recovering demand [5] Notable Stocks - A total of 29 stocks reached new highs in the past year, indicating strong market interest [6] - Seven stocks reached historical highs, suggesting a clear upward trend with no resistance above [7] Capital Inflows - The top five stocks with the highest net capital inflow included Wolong Electric Drive, Shanzi Gaoke, Hunan Silver, Seli Medical, and North Copper [9] - Stocks with the highest net capital inflow as a percentage of market value included Chicheng Co., Seli Medical, Meibang Apparel, Shanzi Gaoke, and Electric Alloy [10] Limit Board Trends - There were 48 new limit stocks today, with 11 stocks hitting the limit for the second consecutive day, and seven stocks for three consecutive days [12]