2022 for A-shares has officially come to an end! Following three consecutive positive K-lines from 2019 to 2021, the three major A-share indexes fell collectively this year, with the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index falling 15.13%, the Shenzhen Component Index falling 25.85%, and the ChiNext Index falling 29.37%.
Looking around the world, the world's major stock indexes have fallen more than they have risen this year. SENSEX in Mumbai, India, ranked first with an increase of 5.09%, and the UK's FTSE 100 also rose by 1.74%. Russia's RTS performed last, with a cumulative decline of 41.29% during the year; Nasdaq was second only to Russia's RTS, with a cumulative decline of 33.03% during the year.
In addition, the U.S. dollar index rose by 8.7% during the year, leading to the general depreciation of non-U.S. currencies during the year. In terms of commodities, NYMEX crude oil rose by 4.32% during the year, while COMEX gold fell slightly by 0.47% during the year. (European and American stock indexes, commodities, and foreign exchange closed as of December 29)
Only about 15% of investors make money
From the perspective of investors, a 0 yuan account of the editor shows that, This year's zero income can exceed 84.29% of shareholders. In other words, only about 15% of investors made money during the year.
According to a questionnaire survey conducted online, the proportion of investors who lost money during the year was lower, with about 69.5% of investors losing money during the year. Furthermore, among the investors who lost money, those who lost more than 20% accounted for the majority, accounting for 43.9%.
The average daily trading volume fell by 12%
In fact, the activity of stock investors has indeed declined this year. Choice data shows that as of the close of trading on December 30, the average daily trading volume of A-shares during the year was 925.1 billion yuan, while the average daily trading volume in 2021 was a record-breaking 1.06 trillion yuan, a decrease of approximately 12.5%.
Coal and comprehensive cumulative gains
From the industry index, among the 31 Shenwan first-level industries, only coal and comprehensive closed up during the year. Coal’s cumulative increase was 10.95%, and comprehensive The cumulative increase is 10.57%.
On the contrary, electronics was the industry with the largest cumulative decline during the year, at 36.54%. Building materials, media, computers, electrical equipment, national defense and military industries also suffered high declines.
The top ten companies with increased market value
From a market value perspective, after excluding new shares listed during the year, as of the close of December 30, the A-share company with the largest increase in market value in 2022 is China Life , the market value increased by 198.7 billion yuan. China Shenhua followed closely behind, with its market value increasing by 101.3 billion yuan during the year.
Top Ten Companies with Decreased Market Value
On the contrary, CATL is the stock with the largest decrease in market value in 2022, reaching 409.6 billion yuan, and the latest market value is 960.9 billion yuan. Kweichow Moutai is the second largest stock to decrease in market value in 2022, reaching 405.8 billion yuan, and its latest market value is 2.1695 billion yuan.
Top Ten Bull Stocks in 2022
Similarly, after excluding new stocks listed in 2022, Lvkang Biochemical became the "King of Gainers" in 2022, with a cumulative increase of 381.32%. Xi'an Catering followed closely, with a cumulative increase of 329.28% in 2022.
Top Ten Bear Stocks in 2022
On the contrary, *ST Zeda became the stock with the largest decline in 2022, with a cumulative decline of 89.39%. *ST Amethyst followed, with a cumulative decline of 89% in 2022. Beijing Stock Exchange Changhong Energy is the non-ST company with the largest cumulative decline in 2022, with a cumulative decline of 71.86%.
Northbound net inflow of 90 billion yuan
In terms of northbound funds, the cumulative net inflow in 2022 was 90.019 billion yuan, which was 20.8% of the net inflow of 432.169 billion yuan in 2021. Since the opening of the interconnection market at the end of 2014, northbound funds have been net flowing into A-shares for nine consecutive years, with the cumulative net inflow reaching 1.72 trillion yuan.
Southbound net inflow is 336.3 billion yuan
The net inflow of southbound funds into Hong Kong stocks in 2022 is as high as 336.349 billion yuan, which is 41.941 billion yuan less than the 378.29 billion yuan in 2021. Since the opening of the interconnection market in 2014, there has been a net inflow of southbound funds for nine consecutive years, with a total amount of 2.22 trillion yuan.
Financing balance decreased by 259.6 billion yuan
As for leveraged funds, as of the close of trading on December 29, the financing balance in 2022 has decreased by 259.604 billion yuan. In the three years from 2019 to 2021, the balance of leveraged financing has increased for three consecutive years.
New fund issuance of 1.5 trillion yuan
In terms of new fund issuance, based on the date of fund establishment, the total issuance of new funds in 2022 is 1.5 trillion yuan, compared with 3.1 trillion yuan in 2021 Yuan fell more than 50%.
IPO raised 586.8 billion yuan
In terms of new shares, Choice data shows that IPOs will raise a total of 586.8 billion yuan in 2022, an increase of 44.1 billion yuan from 2021, and another record high .
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