Today, the A-share market experienced intense volatility, with the flow of market maker funds showing clear sector rotation characteristics. According to statistics, the net outflow of market maker funds reached 51 billion yuan, mainly concentrated in the Technology and Resources zones.

In the net selling list, leading companies in high-tech sectors such as New Energy Vehicles, Electronics, and Communications ranked at the top. BYD faced a net sell-off of 1.03 billion yuan, with its stock price falling 0.94%; Industrial Fulian and Tianfeng Securities were each net sold 1.01 billion yuan, with declines exceeding 3%; Tech stocks like Wentai Technology and GigaDevice also experienced large fund outflows.

Meanwhile, market maker funds showed a preference for traditional Blue-Chip Stocks, with defensive sectors like Oil and Banking gaining fund attention. Tianfu Communication became the stock with the highest net inflow of the day, with a net purchase of 1.02 billion yuan, and its stock price surged 7.08%. Newly listed stock N MarcoBo was also popular among funds, with a net buy of 587 million yuan, and its stock price soared 128.80%.

This pattern of fund flow reflects investors' cautious attitude in the current market environment. Market maker funds adopted a "sell high, buy low" strategy, reducing holdings in high-priced stocks and increasing positions in undervalued or defensive targets, demonstrating a tendency to hedge against market risk.

Notably, some tech stocks such as Haiguang Information, Sugon, and Hikvision defied the trend to attract funds, indicating long-term optimism for technological innovation. Additionally, in the new energy vehicle industry chain, Ocean Motor and Top Group also received varying degrees of fund inflows, reflecting ongoing structural opportunities in this sector.

Overall, today's A-share market shows clear structural differentiation. Investors need to closely follow fund flows, seize market rotation opportunities, and remain vigilant about pullback risks in high-priced stocks. In the current complex market environment, stock selection strategies and position control are particularly important.