Dividends, is it time for favorable winds again?
Recently, the structure of the A-share market has changed significantly, with high-priced stocks becoming active and trading volume remaining high, while some individual stocks have reached new highs. Dividend sectors such as coal and energy have started to strengthen, while high-priced stocks have retreated, and the number of stocks hitting the daily limit has decreased. Investor attention on dividend sectors has declined, leading to a shift in market style. Li Bei suggests investing in the Hong Kong Stock Connect Central State-owned Enterprises Dividend ETF, and it is worth paying attention to whether the market will return to a dividend pattern
Recently, the overall internal structure of the A-share market has changed again, showing signs of a trend reversal.
After the "924" market, high-priced stocks have remained active, becoming the main battleground in the market. With the support of new platforms like Douyin, trading volume has continued to stay high, and many individual stocks have reached their peaks since the market opened after the National Day holiday.
On the other hand, the internal board effect of A-shares has become evident. The dividend sectors that supported A-shares in the first half of 2024 have gradually been forgotten by investors.
However, recent trading sessions have shown signs of a shift in market style.
Firstly: The A-share dividend sectors, such as coal and energy, have started to strengthen again.
Secondly: High-priced stocks have begun to retreat, and the number of stocks hitting the daily limit has started to decrease, falling below 100 on December 4th.
Recently, when asked, "If you had 1 million, what would you invest in?" Li Bei also provided an answer:
Hong Kong Stock Connect Central State-owned Enterprises Dividend ETF.
So, will the market return to the previous dividend pattern?