PING AN OF CHINA(SH:601318) 第一财经网·2026-01-25 09:21Market Performance - The three major indices showed mixed performance from January 19 to 23, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising by 0.83%, the Shenzhen Component Index increasing by 1.11%, and the ChiNext Index declining by 0.34% [1][2]. Sector Highlights - The commercial aerospace sector experienced a significant surge, while precious metals and photovoltaic equipment sectors also showed active movements [1]. - Notably, precious metals stocks were particularly vibrant, with Hunan Silver rising by 47.44% and Sichuan Gold increasing by 46.74% during the week [3]. Top Gainers and Losers - A total of 35 stocks saw a weekly increase of over 30%, with *ST Lifan leading at a remarkable 95.52% increase. Other notable gainers included *ST Changyao and Fenglong Co., both exceeding 50% [2][4]. - On the downside, 46 stocks recorded declines of over 10%, with Kema Materials leading the drop at 30.03% [3][4]. Trading Activity - There were 68 stocks with a turnover rate exceeding 100% during the week, with Sanbian Technology topping the list at 210.66% [5][8]. - The majority of stocks with high turnover rates belonged to the power equipment and electronics sectors [5]. Fund Flows - Major sectors attracting capital included banking, non-bank financials, non-ferrous metals, coal, and oil & petrochemicals, with the banking sector seeing a net inflow of 4.752 billion yuan [10]. - Conversely, sectors such as electronics, communications, computers, power equipment, and machinery faced significant net outflows exceeding 10 billion yuan [10]. Institutional Interest - Institutions showed strong interest in 167 listed companies, with Dajin Heavy Industry receiving the most attention from 209 institutions [14][16]. - A total of 47 stocks were newly favored by institutions, with 11 stocks receiving target prices [17]. Financing Activities - China Ping An topped the list for net financing purchases, amounting to 1.742 billion yuan, while Aerospace Electronics and Zijin Mining also saw significant net purchases [12][13].