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Ⅲ) Individual stock analysis..... Most of the industry sectors closed up, with commercial department stores, real estate development, jewelry, consumer electronics, automobile service, food and beverage, household light industry, tourist hotels, coal industry and brewing industry among the top gainers, while the insurance sector was among the top losers...... In terms of individual stocks, the number of stocks rose by more than 3,800, the speculation of theme stocks was high, and the number of stocks with daily limit exceeded 150. The commercial department store sector lifted the daily limit tide, Tik Tok bean bags and consumer electronics concept stocks rose collectively, and many stocks such as Guangdong and Guangxi rose daily limit. Shanghai's state-owned enterprise reform concept stocks were active, with more than 10 shares in Shibei waiting for the daily limit. The trend of robot concept stocks is divided, and more than 20 stocks such as Ai Shi have daily limit.

Ⅳ) Industrial capital flowIn terms of net outflow, the net outflow of software development, Internet services and special equipment ranked first, of which the net outflow of software development was 7.788 billion yuan.Ⅱ) Plate aspect

..... The three major A-share indexes were mixed today. As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.29% to close at 3,432.49 points; Shenzhen Component Index rose 0.33% to close at 10,848.42 points; The growth enterprise market index fell 0.11% to close at 2261.58 points. The turnover of Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets reached 1.78 trillion yuan, shrinking by over 400 billion compared with yesterday.Record of resumption of trading on 12.11: The three major indexes were mixed and continued to fluctuate...... Most of the industry sectors closed up, with commercial department stores, real estate development, jewelry, consumer electronics, automobile service, food and beverage, household light industry, tourist hotels, coal industry and brewing industry among the top gainers, while the insurance sector was among the top losers.