Dividend Low Volatility 100 ETF: On March 2nd, the margin buy-in was 5.4255 million yuan, with a margin financing and securities lending balance of 120 million yuan.

NightAirdropper · 2026-03-03T10:41:47+00:00

On March 2nd, the Hongli Low Volatility 100 ETF had a margin buy-in of 5.4255 million yuan, with a net margin sell of 14.0478 million yuan, and a margin balance of 87.0432 million yuan. In the past 20 trading days, there were 11 days of net margin buying. There were no margin short selling transactions, and the overall margin financing and securities lending balance decreased to 120 million yuan.

NightAirdropper

2026-03-03 10:41:47

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Securities Star News, on March 2nd, the Hongli Low Volatility 100 ETF (515100) had a margin buy-in of 5.4255 million yuan, a margin repayment of 19.4733 million yuan, a net margin sell of 14.0478 million yuan, and a margin balance of 87.0432 million yuan. In the past 20 trading days, there have been 11 days of net margin buying.

On the short-selling side, there were no short-selling transactions on that day.

The total margin and short-selling balance is 120 million yuan, down 10.33% from yesterday.

Quick Fact

Margin Trading and Short Selling: The margin balance refers to the difference between the amount borrowed to buy stocks and the amount repaid. An increase in margin balance indicates investor bullish sentiment and a strong market; a decrease suggests a weak market. The short-selling balance is the difference between the short-sell amount sold each day and the amount repaid. An increase in short-selling balance indicates a market leaning toward sellers; a decrease suggests a market favoring buyers.

The above content is compiled from publicly available information by Securities Star, generated by AI algorithms (Wangxin Calculation Backup 310104345710301240019), and does not constitute investment advice.

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