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Cambridge Technology: On March 19th, net short selling of 100 shares, with a total net short sale of 8,100 shares over three consecutive days.
Securities Star News: On March 19, Cambridge Technology (603083) had a margin buy-in of 306 million yuan, a margin repayment of 393 million yuan, with a net margin sell of 86.6589 million yuan, and a margin balance of 2.738 billion yuan.
Regarding securities lending, on that day, 1,000 shares were lent out, 900 shares were repaid, resulting in a net lending of 100 shares. The securities lending balance was 103,600 shares. Over the past three trading days, there has been a continuous net sell of 8,100 shares, and in the past 20 trading days, 11 days showed net securities lending sales.
The total margin and securities lending balance is 2.75 billion yuan, down 3.04% from yesterday.
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Margin Trading and Securities Lending: An increase in margin balance indicates strengthening bullish market sentiment, while a decrease suggests market hesitation or increased bearish sentiment. Similarly, an increase in securities lending balance indicates increased bearish market sentiment, while a decrease indicates market hesitation or increased bullish sentiment. It’s important to note that due to the leverage effect of margin trading and securities lending, they are a double-edged sword for investors—like a magnifying glass. Profits can multiply in gains, but losses can also be greatly amplified.
The above content is compiled from publicly available information by Securities Star, generated by AI algorithms (Wang Xin Suan Bei 310104345710301240019), and does not constitute investment advice.