Core Insights - The stock market experienced a decline on October 14, with the Shanghai Composite Index down by 0.62%, the Shenzhen Component down by 2.54%, and the ChiNext Index down by 3.99% [1][2] - Among stock and mixed funds, only 10.83% achieved positive returns, with 99 funds returning over 2%, while 811 funds faced a net value drawdown exceeding 5% [1][2] Fund Performance - The top-performing fund was HSBC Jintrust Longteng Mixed A, with a net value growth rate of 4.24%, followed by HSBC Jintrust Longteng Mixed C and HSBC Jintrust Times Pioneer Mixed A, both also achieving 4.24% and 4.06% respectively [2][3] - In total, 70 funds in the positive growth category were index stock funds, while 14 were equity-oriented funds [2] Drawdown Analysis - The fund with the largest drawdown was GF Advanced Manufacturing Stock Initiation C, with a decline of 7.25%, followed closely by GF Advanced Manufacturing Stock Initiation A and Shenwan Hongyuan Intelligent Driving Stock C, both at 7.18% [2][4] - A total of 811 funds experienced drawdowns exceeding 5%, indicating significant volatility in the market [1][4] Sector Performance - Among the sectors, banking, coal, and food & beverage showed positive growth, with increases of 2.51%, 2.18%, and 1.69% respectively, while telecommunications, electronics, and non-ferrous metals faced declines of 4.98%, 4.64%, and 3.66% [1][2]

Core Insights - The article provides a ranking of open-end funds based on their net asset value growth as of October 14, 2025, highlighting the top and bottom performers in the market [2][4][6]. Fund Performance Summary - The top 10 funds with the highest net value growth include: 1. HSBC Jintrust Longteng Mixed A: Unit Net Value 1.3018, Cumulative Net Value 3.7978, Growth 0.05% 2. HSBC Jintrust Longteng Mixed C: Unit Net Value 1.2920, Cumulative Net Value 1.2920, Growth 0.05% 3. HSBC Jintrust Times Pioneer Mixed A: Unit Net Value 0.9254, Cumulative Net Value 0.9254, Growth 0.03% 4. HSBC Jintrust Times Pioneer Mixed C: Unit Net Value 0.9074, Cumulative Net Value 0.9074, Growth 0.03% 5. Beixin Ruifeng Industrial Upgrade: Unit Net Value 1.3995, Cumulative Net Value 1.3995, Growth 0.04% 6. Green Steady Value Mixed A: Unit Net Value 0.6211, Cumulative Net Value 0.6211, Growth 0.01% 7. Green Steady Value Mixed C: Unit Net Value 0.6089, Cumulative Net Value 0.6089, Growth 0.01% 8. Founder Fubon CSI Insurance A: Unit Net Value 1.0950, Cumulative Net Value 1.8270, Growth 0.03% 9. Minsheng Jianyin Financial Preferred Mixed A: Unit Net Value 0.9352, Cumulative Net Value 0.9352, Growth 0.02% 10. Founder Fubon CSI Insurance C: Unit Net Value 1.0850, Cumulative Net Value 1.0850, Growth 0.02% [2][4]. - The bottom 10 funds with the lowest net value growth include: 1. GF Advanced Manufacturing Stock Initiation C: Unit Net Value 1.2625, Cumulative Net Value 1.2625, Decline -0.09% 2. GF Advanced Manufacturing Stock Initiation A: Unit Net Value 1.2802, Cumulative Net Value 1.2802, Decline -0.10% 3. Shenwan Sixin Intelligent Driving Stock C: Unit Net Value 4.4442, Cumulative Net Value 4.9007, Decline -0.34% 4. Shenwan Lingxin Intelligent Driving Stock A: Unit Net Value 4.5347, Cumulative Net Value 4.9771, Decline -0.35% 5. Dongfang Artificial Intelligence Theme Mixed A: Unit Net Value 1.5549, Cumulative Net Value 1.5549, Decline -0.11% 6. Dongfang Artificial Intelligence Theme Mixed C: Unit Net Value 1.5397, Cumulative Net Value 1.5397, Decline -0.11% 7. Anxin Growth Selected Mixed C: Unit Net Value 1.4042, Cumulative Net Value 1.4042, Decline -0.10% 8. Anxin New Return Mixed C: Unit Net Value 4.2289, Cumulative Net Value 4.2789, Decline -0.32% 9. Anxin Growth Selected Mixed A: Unit Net Value 1.4398, Cumulative Net Value 1.4398, Decline -0.11% 10. Anxin New Return Mixed A: Unit Net Value 4.3138, Cumulative Net Value 4.3638, Decline -0.32% [4][6]. Market Analysis - The Shanghai Composite Index opened significantly higher but closed lower, while the ChiNext Index also experienced a decline. The total trading volume reached 2.59 trillion, with a market breadth of 1734 gainers to 3554 losers [6]. - Leading sectors included insurance, banking, coal, and liquor, all showing gains of over 2%, while communication equipment and semiconductors faced declines exceeding 5% [6].