Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2025-11-05 11:10Core Insights - The main point of the article is the analysis of capital flow in various industries, highlighting the net inflow and outflow of funds in the stock market on November 5, with specific focus on the performance of different sectors and key stocks [2][3]. Industry Summary - A total of 20 industries saw an increase, with the electric equipment sector leading with a rise of 3.4%. Other sectors such as coal, retail, and environmental protection also experienced gains of over 1% [2]. - Among the 23 industries with net outflows, the computer industry had the highest outflow at 59.88 billion, followed by electronics, communication, media, and automotive sectors, each exceeding 10 billion in outflows [3]. Capital Flow Summary - Eight industries experienced net inflows, with the electric equipment sector receiving the highest net inflow of 100.52 billion, significantly surpassing other sectors. The retail sector saw a net inflow of 4.5 billion, while coal, basic chemicals, and steel industries each had inflows exceeding 2 billion [2]. - Notably, two leading stocks, Sungrow Power Supply and CATL, attracted over 10 billion in net inflows, with Sungrow Power Supply reaching a net inflow of 15.09 billion, marking the highest since July 7, 2022 [5]. - Other companies like EVE Energy and Tianqi Lithium also saw net inflows of 5.5 billion or more, while several others, including Shenghong Technology and China Tungsten High-tech, had inflows exceeding 3 billion [6]. Individual Stock Performance - Among the stocks with significant net inflows, 79 stocks had inflows exceeding 1 billion, with 25 stocks seeing inflows over 2 billion [4]. - Conversely, BYD led the outflow with 7.93 billion, followed by ZTE, Pingtan Development, and Yue Media, each with outflows exceeding 4 billion [9]. - The end-of-day capital flow showed a net inflow of 26.44 billion, with notable inflows in stocks like Sungrow Power Supply and China Tungsten High-tech, each exceeding 1 billion [10][11].