百元股数量持续增加。 随着A股市场自2024年"9·24"以来整体上行，其股价结构也发生明显变化：一方面，百元股（本文指股 价大于或等于100元/股的股票，下同）数量明显增加，一年多时间增长数倍；另一方面 ，市场上低价 股数量则明显大幅减少。 A股百元股数量大幅增长 若以A股市场股价低于2元的股票视为市场上的低价股，最新数据显示，截至目前，相关群体股票数量 为34只，数量为近年A股市场的低位水平。 随着A股市场整体上行，A股市场平均股价水平"水涨船高"，这里面，百元股的数量增长十分明显。 Wind数据显示，就在"9·24"行情启动前夕的2024年8月底，A股市场百元股数量仅有38只，此后逐步快 速增长，2024年9月底百元股数量很快增加至67只，2024年10月底进一步增至70只。 进入2025年以来，百元股的数量随着A股市场行情的波动有所起伏，总体进一步上升。 具体来看，2025年1月底，A股市场百元股数量达80只，2025年2月百元股数量一度超过100只，但后来 跌至100只以下。2025年3月百元股数量进一步减少，当年3月底为88只。2025年4月7日，全球股市遭遇 集体暴跌，A股市场也大幅下挫，当天上 ...

Core Viewpoint - The number of stocks priced at or above 100 yuan in the A-share market has significantly increased, while the number of low-priced stocks has decreased markedly since the market uptrend began after September 24, 2024 [2][4]. Group 1: Growth of Hundred Yuan Stocks - The number of hundred yuan stocks in the A-share market has grown from 38 at the end of August 2024 to 67 by the end of September 2024, and further to 70 by the end of October 2024 [4]. - By the end of January 2025, the number of hundred yuan stocks reached 80, exceeding 100 in February before dropping below that threshold [5]. - Following a significant market downturn on April 7, 2025, the number of hundred yuan stocks fell to 67, but subsequently increased again, surpassing 100 in July 2025 and reaching nearly 150 by the end of August 2025 [5]. - The upward trend continued, with the number of hundred yuan stocks exceeding 170 by the end of September 2025 and surpassing 190 by December 2025, ultimately reaching 222 by early 2026 [5]. Group 2: Decline of Low-Priced Stocks - The number of low-priced stocks (defined as those priced below 2 yuan) has decreased significantly, from over 170 on September 23, 2024, to 34 currently, marking a near historical low [9][10]. - The count of low-priced stocks fell below 100 by October 2024 and further decreased to under 50 by November 2024, with mid-November seeing numbers drop to below 30 [10]. - In 2025, fluctuations in the number of low-priced stocks were observed due to market conditions and delistings, with numbers exceeding 80 in April 2025 before declining again to below 30 by November 2025 [10].