Low volatility ETFs have received a net purchase of 500 million yuan in the past five days, with a total size reaching a new high of 16.7 billion yuan.

On May 29th, the low-volatility dividend ETF saw a substantial increase in trading volume, with a turnover of 385 million yuan as of the time of writing. In terms of fund flow, there was a net inflow of 509 million yuan in the past five days. The latest shares total 14.479 billion, with a scale of 16.705 billion yuan reaching a new high. Wang Yifeng, Chief Financial Analyst at Everbright Securities, believes that with the implementation of the "package" policy, the future performance of bank stocks can still be expected. He pointed out that when economic uncertainty increases, the defensive nature of the banking sector becomes apparent, with the continued presence of dividend characteristics such as low valuation and high stock dividends. With the downward trend of loan and bond interest rates, banks offer a cost-effective alternative as fixed-income assets. In addition, some positive factors in the funding side are expected to continue to play a role. Zheng Xiaoxia, an analyst at Huatai Securities, pointed out that in the short and medium term, bank stocks still have good short, medium, and long-term allocation value in an environment that combines stability and the potential for long-term capital inflows, strengthening the guidance of performance benchmarks, and potential long-term industry flow increases. Investors can take advantage of the low-volatility dividend ETF and its associated funds for portfolio planning.