There is a new movement of mysterious funds
Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2025 11:02 am
The latest market information shows that stocks will be sold at a loss on Friday.
Data shows that the FTSE China 3x Long ETF (YINN) fell 8.69% on Friday, and fell 16.18% this week, the largest weekly drop since November 15; the 2x Long CSI 300 ETF-Direxion (CHAU) fell 4.44% on Friday, and fell 11.32% since 2025.
Although they had ambushed the market before it started, the two purchased stocks have experienced a large pullback recently. According to market estimates, the mysterious funds lost at least US$70 million, equivalent to RMB 500 million, in this operation.
Overall, the mysterious funds lost money in the end, but british student data the pattern is still quite large, and the real money was held for a long time. I don’t know whether they will enter the market again in the future.
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Unexpectedly, the most popular product at the beginning of 2025 is the old internet celebrity cross-border ETF.
The premium rate of the S&P Consumer ETF once exceeded 50%, the turnover rate of the German ETF was as high as 1,800%, and the Saudi ETF continued to rise abnormally.
Subsequently, some varieties were suspended from trading. On January 10, Southern Fund, Invesco Great Wall Fund, Guotai Fund and Harvest Fund announced that their cross-border ETFs with high premiums, including Saudi Arabia ETF, S&P Consumer ETF, S&P 500 ETF and Germany ETF, will be suspended from the opening of the market on January 10, 2025, and the resumption time will be announced separately.
Cross-border ETFs continued to soar during trading on Friday, with many having turnover rates exceeding 9 times and premium rates exceeding 10%. The gains of many products such as Asia Pacific Select ETF, S&P ETF, and Germany ETF were close to the daily limit. Against the backdrop of a 1% drop in the Japanese stock market, the Nikkei ETF also rose by more than 8% at one point.
At noon that day, a total of 10 high-premium cross-border ETFs under companies such as Hua Xia Fund, Fuwu Fund, and Hua An Fund once again issued premium risk warning announcements.
Data shows that the FTSE China 3x Long ETF (YINN) fell 8.69% on Friday, and fell 16.18% this week, the largest weekly drop since November 15; the 2x Long CSI 300 ETF-Direxion (CHAU) fell 4.44% on Friday, and fell 11.32% since 2025.
Although they had ambushed the market before it started, the two purchased stocks have experienced a large pullback recently. According to market estimates, the mysterious funds lost at least US$70 million, equivalent to RMB 500 million, in this operation.
Overall, the mysterious funds lost money in the end, but british student data the pattern is still quite large, and the real money was held for a long time. I don’t know whether they will enter the market again in the future.
…
Unexpectedly, the most popular product at the beginning of 2025 is the old internet celebrity cross-border ETF.
The premium rate of the S&P Consumer ETF once exceeded 50%, the turnover rate of the German ETF was as high as 1,800%, and the Saudi ETF continued to rise abnormally.
Subsequently, some varieties were suspended from trading. On January 10, Southern Fund, Invesco Great Wall Fund, Guotai Fund and Harvest Fund announced that their cross-border ETFs with high premiums, including Saudi Arabia ETF, S&P Consumer ETF, S&P 500 ETF and Germany ETF, will be suspended from the opening of the market on January 10, 2025, and the resumption time will be announced separately.
Cross-border ETFs continued to soar during trading on Friday, with many having turnover rates exceeding 9 times and premium rates exceeding 10%. The gains of many products such as Asia Pacific Select ETF, S&P ETF, and Germany ETF were close to the daily limit. Against the backdrop of a 1% drop in the Japanese stock market, the Nikkei ETF also rose by more than 8% at one point.
At noon that day, a total of 10 high-premium cross-border ETFs under companies such as Hua Xia Fund, Fuwu Fund, and Hua An Fund once again issued premium risk warning announcements.