After the holiday, the index is expected to be stronger than before the holiday. South Fund's A500ETF is strategically investing in new quality productivity.

On February 5th, the trading volume of A500ETF in South China was active, with a turnover of 7.143 billion yuan at the time of publication. China Merchants Securities pointed out that the market is expected to be mainly volatile in the near future, with index performance expected to be stronger after the holiday compared to before the holiday. The calendar effect shows that the probability of success for small-cap and growth styles in February is relatively higher. Considering that the market is still in the spring market phase, it is recommended to continue with growth styles at the style level, with the performance differences between large and small caps expected to converge, focusing on large caps before small caps. Guosen Securities believes that with the slowdown in outflows of stock ETFs, the support effect of large blue chips will stabilize the market bottom, and the slow bull market framework will still hold in the volatility. Dongfang Securities stated that after the new margin trading regulations, financing purchases are still at a high level, overall sentiment is optimistic, and sector rotation is expected to accelerate. Under the logic of rising prices, priority is given to upstream sectors, with a focus on non-ferrous chemical industry and agriculture, and a long-term positive outlook for the technology sector. According to data, the CSI A500 index is known as the "China's new quality of productivity benchmark", providing investors with a quality vehicle to share the dividends of economic transformation and diversify risks. Investors can use A500ETF South China and its associated funds for one-click deployment.