On January 8, the GEM index fell more than 1% in the intraday period, and the Shanghai Index fell 0.07% to record a K line of 15 consecutive years. In this context, low-dividend ETFs fell 0.77% to 1.161 yuan, with a turnover rate of 2.86% and a turnover of 757 million yuan, ranking first among similar target ETFs. Low-dividend ETFs have been popular for a long time. The net capital inflow for the past 5 trading days was 297 million yuan, the net capital inflow for the past 20 trading days was 1,808 billion yuan, and the net capital inflow for nearly 60 trading days was 5.172 billion yuan. In terms of liquidity, as of January 8, low-dividend ETFs had a cumulative turnover of 12.607 billion yuan over the past 20 trading days, with an average daily turnover of 630 million yuan; in the 4 trading days since this year, the cumulative turnover was 3.419 billion yuan, with an average daily turnover of 855 million yuan. As of 2026-01-07, the circulation volume was 26.594 billion yuan. J.P. Morgan predicts that the target point of the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index will reach 5,200 points in 2026, corresponding to an increase of about 13.5%. Western Securities pointed out that risk factors for insurance stocks have been loosened, and the new regulations benefit dividend sectors such as banks, utilities, and coal. With the imminent full implementation of the new accounting standards, small and medium-sized insurers may increase their OCI share allocation. Risk factors are loosened, and the dividend sector is expected to fully benefit. Low-dividend ETFs are a sound tool for asset allocation in volatile markets. Investors can participate through fixed investment to smooth out the risk of fluctuations. Investors without stock accounts can also allocate through their OTC linked funds.

On January 8, the GEM index fell more than 1% in the intraday period, and the Shanghai Index fell 0.07% to record a K line of 15 consecutive years. In this context, low-dividend ETFs fell 0.77% to 1.161 yuan, with a turnover rate of 2.86% and a turnover of 757 million yuan, ranking first among similar target ETFs. Low-dividend ETFs have been popular for a long time. The net capital inflow for the past 5 trading days was 297 million yuan, the net capital inflow for the past 20 trading days was 1,808 billion yuan, and the net capital inflow for nearly 60 trading days was 5.172 billion yuan. In terms of liquidity, as of January 8, low-dividend ETFs had a cumulative turnover of 12.607 billion yuan over the past 20 trading days, with an average daily turnover of 630 million yuan; in the 4 trading days since this year, the cumulative turnover was 3.419 billion yuan, with an average daily turnover of 855 million yuan. As of 2026-01-07, the circulation volume was 26.594 billion yuan. J.P. Morgan predicts that the target point of the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index will reach 5,200 points in 2026, corresponding to an increase of about 13.5%. Western Securities pointed out that risk factors for insurance stocks have been loosened, and the new regulations benefit dividend sectors such as banks, utilities, and coal. With the imminent full implementation of the new accounting standards, small and medium-sized insurers may increase their OCI share allocation. Risk factors are loosened, and the dividend sector is expected to fully benefit. Low-dividend ETFs are a sound tool for asset allocation in volatile markets. Investors can participate through fixed investment to smooth out the risk of fluctuations. Investors without stock accounts can also allocate through their OTC linked funds.