流动性&交易拥挤度&投资者温度计周报：杠杆&ETF资金分化趋势逆转-20251201

Group 1: Liquidity Trends - The supply side of funds shows a slight decrease in newly established equity public funds, while leveraged and ETF funds are experiencing a reversal in their differentiation trend, with net inflows of leveraged funds recovering and significant outflows from stock ETFs[2] - The demand side of funds has slightly contracted, with both equity financing and industrial capital net reduction expanding, while southbound funds have shown a contraction, with a cumulative net inflow exceeding 700 billion over the past six months[2] Group 2: Trading Congestion - The trading heat index indicates that the media sector has increased by 23 percentage points to 73%, light industry by 18 percentage points to 60%, and military industry by 9 percentage points to 40%; conversely, the healthcare services sector has decreased by 12 percentage points to 43%, non-ferrous metals by 12 percentage points to 32%, and brokerage firms by 10 percentage points to 2%[2] Group 3: Investor Sentiment - Overall market sentiment has shown a cautious rebound, with retail investor net inflows into A-shares amounting to 47.37 billion, a significant decrease of 158.04 billion from the previous value, placing it at the 9.0% percentile over the past five years[2] - The trend of public fund clustering has strengthened, with a focus on value and consumer sectors[2]