近百亿资金，净流出

Market Overview - After a week of low-volume rebound in the last trading week of November, the A-share market experienced a pullback on December 2, with ETF trading volumes in the ChiNext and STAR Market falling below the average levels of November [1][4] - On December 1, nearly 10 billion yuan of net outflow was observed in A-share ETFs, with broad-based theme ETFs experiencing the most significant outflows [3][9] Sector Performance - The A-share market saw declines, with the Shanghai Composite Index down 0.42%, the Shenzhen Component down 0.68%, and the ChiNext Index down 0.69%. Total trading volume across both markets was 1.6073 trillion yuan, a decrease from the previous trading day [4] - Defensive attributes of dividend-paying assets became prominent, as cash flow stable and high-dividend sectors attracted investor interest, leading to a general rise in Hong Kong dividend ETFs [2][4] Fund Flows - A total net outflow of approximately 95 billion yuan was recorded in A-share ETFs on December 1, with significant outflows from major index ETFs such as the SSE 50 ETF and CSI 300 ETF [9] - Conversely, certain products like gaming ETFs, consumer electronics ETFs, and communication ETFs attracted net inflows, indicating a shift in investor preferences [10][11] ETF Performance - As of December 2, several Hong Kong dividend-related ETFs have shown strong performance, with many increasing over 25% year-to-date. The Hong Kong dividend ETF (159691) reached a total share of 6.469 billion and a scale of 8.694 billion yuan, reflecting a year-to-date share growth of 42.96% and a scale growth of 75.78% [6] - The performance of various ETFs on December 1 showed that the Hong Kong dividend low-volatility ETFs rose by over 1%, while sectors like media, robotics, and rare metals faced declines [4][5] Investment Strategy - According to research from GF Securities, the current period may represent a critical window for year-end asset rebalancing, with some institutions likely to sell high-valuation growth stocks to invest in high-dividend, safer Hong Kong dividend assets [6][12] - The trend of seeking certainty in investments is expected to continue, with investors gravitating towards stable cash flow and high-dividend sectors as the year-end approaches [12]