Just buy northbound stocks, and the amount of funds is the key factor to measure the trend of stocks. The greater the capital inflow to the north, the greater the probability of the stock price rising. The inflow of northbound funds means that northbound funds have taken a fancy to a stock. Northbound capital is usually called hot money, which is particularly sensitive to the sales market and industry prosperity index, so the net inflow of northbound capital is very good for stocks, while the net outflow of northbound capital is very bad for stocks.

What do you mean by going north for funds?

Northbound capital refers to regional A-share capital injected from abroad. To put it simply, China mainland and Hong Kong investors and overseas investors purchase domestic A-share funds according to the purchase of "Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect" and DFII funds. However, if domestic capital flows into Hong Kong's capital market or foreign sales market, it is called "southward capital".

Investors can analyze the northward flow of stock funds through the economic analysis of the net inflow and net sale of land stock connect funds: the net inflow of land stock connect funds is negative, indicating that once the funds are sold northward, there is a great possibility of future decline. On the contrary, the net inflow of funds from the land stock connect shows that the northbound funds are being injected and the trend is rising.

Where can I see the funds from the North?

1. HKEx query: Log in to HKEx and select "Interconnection Selling Quotes-Daily Data Information-Position Query Records-Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect" in turn, which can be queried through Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect;

2. Inquire through the stock trading software of these third-party platforms: For example, the flush software can directly enter the northbound fund column for inquiry;

3. Website inquiry: You can quickly log in to some financial stock websites, go directly to their big data centers, and click on "Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect" for inquiry.