The premium of the convertible bond ETF (511380), which has continued to attract gold in the near future, and the flange convertible bonds have risen

Author:Capital state Time:2022.09.05

In the early trading, the convertible debt ETF (511380) fluctuated upward, and the market was red. The transaction premium during the market, the turnover exceeded 80 million, and continued to suck in the near future. In the past 10 days, the net inflow of funds exceeded 200 million yuan.Among the ingredient vouchers, high -test convertible bonds and flange convertible bonds rose nearly 7%. Hangzhou Oxygen Convertible Bonds, Tianzheng Convertible Bonds, and Jiangfeng Convertible Bonds rose more than 5%; Guizhuang Convertible Bonds and Well -off Bonds led their declines.

Last week (August 29th to September 2nd, 2022), CSI's convertible bonds fell 1.30 %, which performed better than that of the CSI (-2.24 %).From the perspective of convertible bonds, the average decline of large-scale convertible bonds (bond balances greater than 5 billion yuan) was 0.97 %, which showed better than medium-scale coupons (-1.55 %) and small-scale coupons (-2.30 %).

Everbright Securities stated that investors can appropriately increase low -cost vouchers positions. On the one hand, low -priced coupons are protected by debt bottoms and limited decline space; on the other hand, low -priced coupons fluctuate less and are not sensitive to the decline in positive stocks. It is recommended to increase appropriately.The allocation of scale convertible bonds has a large decline in small and medium -sized convertible bonds in the shock city, and is even easily affected by individual debtors. Large -scale vouchers have good liquidity and are relatively resistant to the shocking city.

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