"The dual drive of policy catalysis and industry trends is expected to make the future trend of A shares more stable, and the South A500ETF continues to rise."

On January 28th, the South A500ETF remained active, rising by 0.31% by midday with a trading volume of 54.34 billion yuan. China Merchants Securities stated that considering various factors, the intensity of policies to cool down the market is continuously increasing to prevent sharp market fluctuations. The future trend of A-shares is expected to be more stable. In terms of coping strategies, it is suggested to downplay index volatility and continue to focus on sectors with high performance growth, including rising resource prices in the cyclical sector, semiconductor technology, service industry consumption, and Hong Kong-listed technology companies. Guotai Junan Securities stated that although the market style may be changing, trading volume remains at historically high levels, indicating that funds remain active and high trading volume supports rotational market trends. The current market is driven by both "policy catalysts" and "industry trends", and it is recommended to continue focusing on the main lines of photovoltaics, commercial space, and precious metals. It is also advised to keep an eye on companies that outperform earnings forecasts while being cautious of the risks of conceptual investments fading. The China A500 Index is known as the "flagship of China's new quality production capacity". South A500ETF provides investors with a high-precision, low-cost allocation channel with the industry's lowest fee of 0.15% management fee + 0.05% custody fee. The high liquidity of on-exchange trading meets trading demands, and off-exchange funds offer convenient periodic investment options, creating a new era allocation tool with both offensive and defensive capabilities.