The technology sector continues to be strong, with the Southern A500ETF soaring by 1.79%.

On May 25th, the A500ETF from the South rose by 1.79%, with a trading volume of 33.45 billion yuan. Multiple securities firms believe that the style shift in A-shares has not yet arrived. CITIC Securities pointed out that the domestic economy is becoming increasingly differentiated, and funds may continue to focus on AI computing power, with the style shift not yet in sight. The key areas of focus are AI, non-ferrous metals, and new energy. Themes to consider include storage chips, glass substrates, MLCC, stock trading software, etc. Galaxy Securities stated that the violent volatility last week was not a signal of a trend shift, but rather a result of mid-term fund games and emotional releases. External macro disturbances, sector acceleration and rotation, and short-term profit-taking have all amplified market volatility. However, the technology sector continues to show strength, and the fundamental basis of ample incremental funds in the market has not fundamentally changed. It is possible to continue exploring structural investment opportunities around the main lines in the future. The A500ETF from the South highlights its value in "balanced allocation". The product breaks the trend of excessive bias towards single industries in traditional broad-based indexes, and through scientifically designed weights, integrates traditional cyclical leaders with emerging technology pioneers to achieve a precise balance between old and new kinetic energy conversion and value and growth styles. As a one-stop layout tool, investors can effectively smooth out the fluctuations brought about by style rotations through its highly diversified and balanced holding structure, and accurately capture the dividends of economic recovery, thus sharing the long-term premium of China's core assets in global competition. Investors can use the A500ETF from the South and its affiliated funds for one-click layouts.