The A-share market's "technology content" continues to increase, highlighting the value of Chinese assets. The South A500 ETF remains active.

On January 20th, the three major A-share indexes rose, with the A500ETF from Southern Trading remaining active, rising 0.54% by midday with a trading volume of 6.185 billion yuan. In terms of fund flows, it received a net purchase of 267 million yuan yesterday and a net purchase of 6.019 billion yuan in the past 20 days. Goldman Sachs reported that the increase in China's stock market in 2026 will be mainly driven by profits, with corporate profit growth accelerating from 4% in 2025 to 14% in 2026 and 2027. Goldman Sachs continues to favor AI themes, preferring services over goods in the consumption sector and focusing on the materials sector in cyclical sectors, while maintaining a high allocation recommendation for the insurance sector. Huatai Securities believes that the A-share market will continue to stabilize on the "quality improvement and quantity expansion" path, with the proportion of new economy and hard technology market value further increasing and the mapping of the AI technology cycle on A-share company structure continuing to play out. The correlation between A-shares and Hong Kong stocks and other major global markets remains low, providing value in portfolio diversification from a global perspective. Data shows that the A500ETF from Southern Trading, with its outstanding tracking accuracy and market trading activity, ranks at the forefront among similar products on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, making it one of the preferred choices for investment in the CSI A500 index. Investors can use the A500ETF from Southern Trading for one-click allocation.