A-shares are expected to become more oriented towards "putting me first" in the future, and the medium to long term is still a slow bull market. Southern A500ETF received net purchases of 1.35 billion yuan.

On March 18, the A500 ETF of Southern China saw a slight increase in volume, closing up 0.71% with a trading volume of 7.468 billion yuan. In terms of fund flows, it received a net inflow of 135 million yuan yesterday. Industrial Securities stated that as the market gradually reacts dulled to negative news and the domestic policy advantages become more prominent, A-shares are expected to be more self-reliant in the future. It is recommended to lay out investments along two lines of thinking: firstly, in the price chain, look for sectors whose prices are linked to oil prices and are expected to benefit from the upward trend in oil prices; secondly, in sectors with independent prosperity, look for sectors with less impact from rising oil prices. China International Capital Corporation believes that in the short term, the current tense geopolitical situation and the sharp rise in oil prices may still be within a controllable range for the A-share index. It maintains the view that A-shares will enter a short-term stage of fluctuation, but will still have a structural slow bull market in the medium term. In terms of industry allocation, focus on the diffusion of mainline sectors and the "performance clustering" of core subdivisions. The A500 ETF of Southern China closely tracks the CSI A500 Index, which selects 500 securities with larger market capitalization and better liquidity from various industries as index samples to reflect the overall performance of the most representative listed companies in each industry. Investors can use the Southern A500 ETF to easily access the market.