Core Viewpoint - The market is experiencing a significant influx of funds into equity ETFs, indicating strong investor confidence ahead of the holiday period [1][3][4] Fund Inflows - Since September 23, equity ETFs have reversed a previous trend of net outflows, showing sustained net inflows [1] - On September 26, the net subscription amount for equity ETFs reached a record high of 22.2 billion, marking the largest single-day inflow in over five months [1] - On September 29, another substantial inflow occurred, with net subscriptions for equity ETFs totaling 12.2 billion, driven primarily by ETFs tracking the CSI A500 index, which attracted 7.5 billion [3] Weekly Trends - Over the week leading up to the holiday (September 23 to September 29), total net inflows into equity ETFs exceeded 52 billion, indicating a clear trend of "bottom-fishing" or strategic positioning [3] - Specific products such as the Fortune CSI A500 ETF and Huatai-PB CSI A500 ETF saw significant net subscriptions of 5.7 billion and 4.3 billion respectively, reflecting strong interest in emerging broad-based indices [3] Market Sentiment - The continuous inflow of funds has led to several ETFs reaching historical highs in share size, indicating growing investor confidence [4] - Analysts suggest that the trend of holding stocks through the holiday reflects a broader consensus among institutional and individual investors regarding the long-term value of A-shares [4] - The influx of funds through ETFs, known for their diversified investment and high transparency, is expected to stabilize market sentiment and build momentum for post-holiday performance [4]