The Hong Kong Stock Connect Dividend ETF issued by GF has seen five consecutive weeks of increase in its share value, with a net inflow of funds of 150 million yuan in the past 20 days.

On November 21, the A-share and Hong Kong stock markets experienced a pullback. By noon, the Guangfa Hong Kong Stock Connect Dividend ETF fell by 1.74%, with a transaction value of 33.55 million yuan. In terms of fund inflows, the Guangfa Hong Kong Stock Connect Dividend ETF saw a net inflow of 104 million yuan in the past 10 days and 150 million yuan in the past 20 days, with the latest scale reaching 1.881 billion yuan. Despite recent adjustments in Hong Kong dividend assets, the trend of "fund grabbing" continues. From October 13 to November 14, the fund has seen a consecutive 5-week increase in shares, with shares still growing from Monday to Thursday this week, reaching 1.728 billion shares as of November 20. Behind the continuous influx of funds, on the one hand, the greatly enhanced motivation of insurance funds to allocate high-dividend assets under the new accounting standards is driving this trend. On the other hand, dividend assets in the Hong Kong stock market have also demonstrated the characteristics of both offense and defense in a volatile market. Investors who value the quality of corporate profits and the sustainability of dividends can leverage the Guangfa Hong Kong Stock Connect Dividend ETF, as well as its off-market connections, to select high-dividend representative industries in the Hong Kong Stock Dividend targets with more advantageous valuations and a more balanced industry allocation.