新消费股，逆势大涨

Core Viewpoint - The stock market experienced a collective decline on May 28, with the Shanghai Composite Index closing at 3339.93 points, down 0.02%, and the Shenzhen Component Index at 10003.27 points, down 0.26% [1] Market Performance - The market showed a mixed performance with over 3400 stocks declining, while new consumption stocks surged, particularly in the beverage and IP economy sectors, with several stocks hitting the daily limit [3] - Dairy stocks saw a significant afternoon rally, with companies like Huanlejia and New Dairy both hitting the daily limit [4] - Medical waste treatment stocks remained strong throughout the day, with Yuhua Tian and Boschke both hitting the daily limit [5] - The combustible ice sector performed well, with ShenKai shares hitting the daily limit and others like QianNeng HengXin rising over 8% [6] - The internet e-commerce sector led the decline, with stocks like Jihong and Qingmu Technology dropping over 5% [7] Capital Flow - Main capital saw a net inflow into sectors such as machinery, power equipment, and communications, while there was a net outflow from banking, media, and public utilities [9] - Specific stocks that attracted net inflows included XueRen shares, with an inflow of 506 million, and GongXiao DaJi with 337 million [9] - Conversely, stocks like BYD and China Great Wall faced significant sell-offs, with outflows of 833 million and 751 million respectively [10] Institutional Perspectives - Dongfang Securities noted that liquidity disturbances are expected to continue, with long-term bond yields likely to remain high, indicating a tight overall market liquidity [12] - The firm highlighted that structural market conditions are leading to rotations between new consumption and new manufacturing sectors, with better short-term elasticity in sectors like consumption and pharmaceuticals [12] - Galaxy Securities advised caution in chasing high valuations in the rapidly rotating new consumption sector [13] - Guotai Haitong expressed a mid-term positive outlook on beverage manufacturing but recommended not to chase high prices in the short term [14]