Shanghai Stock Connect means that investors entrust Hong Kong brokers to report to the Shanghai Stock Exchange through the Securities Trading Service Company (SPV) established by the stock exchange, and buy and sell stocks listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange within the prescribed scope.

Oriental Fortune Information Co., Ltd. (referred to as Oriental Fortune or Company for short) was formerly known as Shanghai Cai Dong Information Technology Co., Ltd., which was established in June 5438 +2005 10, and was renamed as Oriental Fortune Information Co., Ltd. in June 2008 +2008 10. Oriental Fortune is a sample stock of Shenzhen Component Index, Growth Enterprise Market Index, CSI 100 Index, CSI 300 Index and Shenzhen 100 Index.

Oriental Fortune owns securities, fund sales, financial data, Internet advertising, futures brokerage, Public Offering of Fund, private equity funds, securities investment and other business sectors, providing a large number of users with all-round and one-stop financial services such as financial transactions, market inquiry, information browsing, community communication and data support.

Oriental wealth sees the capital flow of Shanghai Stock Connect.

Investors can enter the data center of Oriental Fortune to inquire about the capital flow of Shanghai Stock Connect. In the data center, investors can see the total capital inflow of Shanghai Stock Connect the day before and the details of the top ten stocks.

If the difference between the inflow and outflow of funds in the Shanghai Stock Connect market is positive, it means that the funds in the Shanghai Stock Connect market are in a net inflow state on that day, which means that Hong Kong funds are optimistic about the rise and development of the A-share market, and there are more funds to buy stocks, which will promote the A-share market.

If the difference between the inflow and outflow of funds in the Shanghai Stock Connect market is negative, it means that the funds in the Shanghai Stock Connect market are in a net outflow state that day, which means that Hong Kong funds are not optimistic about the rise of the A-share market, and there are more funds to sell stocks, which will cause certain financial pressure on the A-share market.