Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-10-10 01:27Core Viewpoint - A total of 9 A-share stocks have had their financing and securities lending collateral ratios adjusted to zero due to high static price-to-earnings (PE) ratios, indicating a significant tightening in leverage for these stocks [1][5]. Financing and Securities Lending Adjustments - The financing and securities lending collateral ratio for Zhongxin International (688981.SH) was adjusted from 0.7 to 0, and for Baiwei Storage (688525.SH) from 0.5 to 0 [1]. - Other stocks affected include Ruisheng Intelligent (688215.SH), Manster (301325.SZ), Yongding Co. (600105.SH), and others, with their collateral ratios also set to zero by multiple brokerages [1][4]. Static PE Ratios - The static PE ratios for the affected stocks are notably high, with several exceeding 300, which is the threshold for collateral ratio adjustments to zero [4][5]. - For instance, Yongding Co. had a static PE ratio of 302.5663, while Zhongxin International had a ratio of 303.0659 [4]. Market Impact - The adjustment of collateral ratios to zero means that these stocks can no longer be used as collateral for margin trading, potentially impacting trading strategies for investors [6]. - Despite the adjustments, existing positions for investors are not immediately affected, but new positions cannot be opened until the collateral ratios are revised [6]. Market Activity - The margin trading market remains active, with a balance consistently above 2.2 trillion yuan since September, indicating strong investor interest [6][7]. - Recent trading activity has shown a preference for sectors such as non-ferrous metals and home appliances, while sectors like electronics and pharmaceuticals have seen net selling [7].