Market Overview - On November 21, the A-share market experienced a correction, with most ETFs declining. The only ETFs that rose were bond and money market ETFs, while media ETFs showed gains against the trend [1][2] - On November 20, despite the three major A-share indices pulling back, the ETF market saw a net inflow of approximately 9 billion yuan, indicating active bottom-fishing funds [3][7] ETF Performance - The media ETFs were the biggest gainers, with one rising by 0.22% and another by 0.10%, while rare metals and innovative energy-related ETFs saw declines exceeding 6% [3][4] - Four ETFs had transaction volumes exceeding 10 billion yuan, all of which were bond or money market ETFs, with notable activity in the Hang Seng Technology ETF and Hong Kong Securities ETF [5][6] Fund Inflows - The net inflow of funds into the ETF market on November 20 was about 9 billion yuan, with significant inflows into broad-based ETFs like the CSI 500 ETF and the STAR 50 ETF [7][8] - The CSI 500 ETF had a net inflow of 7.60 billion yuan on the previous trading day and 25.91 billion yuan over the past week, indicating strong investor interest [8] Future Outlook - The market is expected to maintain a volatile trend in the short term, but the long-term outlook remains positive, with a potential slow bull market emerging. Key sectors to watch include technology, consumption, high-end manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals [9] - There is a suggestion to focus on sectors benefiting from manufacturing recovery and technology growth, particularly in AI, innovative pharmaceuticals, and military industries [9] Cross-Border ETFs - As of November 21, several cross-border ETFs were trading at a premium, with the Nasdaq Technology ETF and Nasdaq 100 ETF showing premiums exceeding 10% [10]