盘后播报2026.1.12

Group 1 - The A-share market experienced a significant increase today, with a total transaction volume of 3.64 trillion yuan, setting a new historical high. The Shanghai Composite Index rose by 1.09% to close at 4165.29 points, while the Shenzhen Component Index increased by 1.75% to 14366.91 points. Over 4100 stocks rose, particularly in the media and computer sectors, with more than 200 stocks hitting the daily limit. The Shanghai Index has recorded 17 consecutive days of gains, indicating a new phase of volume-price resonance in the market, with expectations for further expansion in the future [1]. Group 2 - The gaming sector continues to reflect the "turnaround" logic since 2025, with the gaming ETF (516010) rising by 7.52%. The supply-side environment has significantly improved, with a normalization in the issuance of game licenses and a steady increase in their numbers. The profitability of gaming companies is accelerating due to ongoing cost reduction and efficiency improvement strategies, as well as contributions from high-margin new products. Given the improving macro liquidity expectations and the ongoing positive fundamentals in the industry, the gaming sector still holds high allocation value. However, due to historical volatility, investors are advised to avoid blind chasing and consider phased layouts or regular investments to share in the long-term benefits of the gaming industry's recovery and technological transformation [1]. Group 3 - Recently, the global "gold fever" has surged again, with international spot gold prices breaking through the 4600 USD/ounce mark, setting a new historical high. The current rise in gold prices is primarily driven by "liquidity easing" and "safe-haven demand." Unlike direct purchases of physical gold, investing in gold stocks often has a "Davis double effect" that amplifies returns. When gold prices rise, gold mining companies benefit not only from inventory appreciation but also from non-linear profit margin expansion, making gold stocks typically more elastic than gold prices themselves during a bull market. The gold stock ETF (517400), with its coverage of leading companies across the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong markets, is a strong tool for sharing in the benefits of rising gold prices. Investors may consider phased layouts or regular investments to participate [2]. Group 4 - The software sector is currently driven by a combination of "policy catalysis + accelerated industry trends + spring market enthusiasm." Looking ahead, while the short-term beta remains, caution is advised regarding potential overheating risks. In the medium term, the implementation of "AI + manufacturing" may shift the market from a "computing power competition" to "application realization." The software ETF is projected to have a growth rate of only 1.82% in 2024 and 14.43% in 2025, indicating that it still holds certain allocation value. The recovery of the macro economy, combined with the drive from AI large models, is expected to promote the development of software and applications, making the software industry likely to experience a recovery. Investors are encouraged to continue monitoring the software ETF (515230) and the computer ETF (512720) [2].