Whether it is a good thing for capital to flow northward depends on the long-term and short-term perspectives. In the short term, the outflow of funds from the north will definitely bring pressure to the market, which may lead to the decline of related stocks and harm the interests of investors.

But in the long run, many times the outflow of funds from the north is a short-term behavior, and will be repurchased later. Then the outflow at this time gives investors a chance to buy cheap chips, which is a good thing.

Generally speaking, stocks with a high proportion of capital positions in the north are of relatively high quality.