Evacuate broad-based index ETF funds prefer "high cut low".

Recently, the Hong Kong stock market has been continuously adjusting, with funds strategically allocating to technology, innovative medicine, and other related ETFs on dips, while A-share broad index ETFs are facing widespread net outflows. Wind data shows that last week, the total net inflow of ETFs in the market was about 24 billion yuan. Among them, ETFs tracking the Hang Seng Technology Index saw a total net inflow of over 7 billion yuan, and multiple Hong Kong stock innovative medicine ETFs also received fund increases. It is worth noting that the big financial sector and dividend-related ETFs have also seen significant net inflows, reflecting a preference for "selling high and buying low" trend. Industry insiders believe that in the short term, due to the rapid rise of the index, there is strong pressure for profit realization, and the likelihood of market adjustment is high. Despite the possible price rebalancing between "market expectations" and "actual developments," factors such as economic resilience, increased policy clarity, and friendly liquidity will continue to provide sustained support for the market.