Low volatile ETF half-day turnover reached 3.21 billion leading the same category, with nearly 60 trading days collecting 4.5 billion funds.

In the morning session on November 18th, the overall A-share market underwent a slight adjustment with all three major indexes falling slightly. The Shanghai Composite Index fell by 0.56% in the morning session. In this context, the Dividend Low Volatility ETF fell by 0.41%, closing at 1.219 yuan, with a turnover rate of 1.21% in the morning session. The trading volume was 3.21 billion yuan, making it the largest ETF in terms of trading size among its peers. In terms of fund flows, the ETF has been receiving continuous favor from investors recently, showing a steady net inflow trend. In the past 5 trading days, 10 trading days, 20 trading days, and 60 trading days, the net inflows were 5.1 billion yuan, 10.9 billion yuan, 15.1 billion yuan, and 45 billion yuan respectively. As of November 17, 2025, the fund's circulation scale had reached 26.508 billion yuan. Institutional research reports indicate that dividend assets are currently playing an important role in asset allocation. China-Thailand Securities pointed out that in the context of "inadequate interest rate differentials," the "slow bull" pattern in A-shares is driving insurers to increase their equity holdings. Under the new accounting standards, the elasticity of stock holdings enhances insurer profits, while rising macroeconomic uncertainties and pressure on fixed-income yields make dividend assets an important defensive tool and profit "ballast." China Galaxy Securities further pointed out that the year-end market is expected to remain in a volatile structure, with frequent sector rotations. Technology sectors with significant gains in the previous period are entering a consolidation phase, while funds are gradually moving towards themes such as lithium batteries and electrolytes, with the consumer sector also benefitting from policy expectations. Investors are advised to focus on themes such as "anti internal circulation" and dividends for investment opportunities, while in the technology sector, focus can be on supplementary rising niche areas and catalyzing industry trends. The Dividend Low Volatility ETF was established in December 2018, with a stable historical performance, making it a steady tool for asset allocation in volatile markets. Investors can participate through a systematic investment approach to smooth out the risk of fluctuations. Investors without stock accounts can also allocate through off-exchange linked funds.