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Genesis: On April 1st, the net short sale was 61,900 shares, with a total net sell-off of 146,900 shares over the past 3 days.
Securities Star News, on April 1, Genesis (300083) had margin financing purchases of 20.346 million yuan, margin financing repayments of 17.358 million yuan, net margin financing purchases of 2.9879 million yuan, and a remaining margin financing balance of 840 million yuan.
Regarding short selling via margin, on the day, margin short sales were 719,000 shares, margin repayments were 100,000 shares, net margin short sales were 619,000 shares, margin short remaining shares were 688.3 thousand shares. Over the past 3 trading days, it has consecutively posted net margin short sales totaling 1.469 million shares. In the past 20 trading days, net margin short sales occurred on 14 trading days.
The total balance of margin financing and short selling was 846 million yuan, up 0.41% from yesterday.
Quick Knowledge
Margin Financing and Short Selling: The margin financing balance refers to the difference between the amount of stocks purchased via margin financing and the amount of margin financing repayments. If the margin financing balance increases, it indicates investors’ sentiment is tilted toward the buy side, the market is popular, and it is a strong market; conversely, it falls into a weak market. The margin short balance refers to the difference between the amount of margin short sales made each day and the amount of margin short repayments. If the margin short balance increases, it indicates the market is moving toward a sell-side market; in contrast, it tends toward the buy side.
The above content has been compiled by Securities Star from publicly available information and generated by an AI algorithm (Network Information Filing No. 310104345710301240019). It does not constitute investment advice.