E-cigarette Concept Stocks Plummeted on April 16

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Apr.16.2024
E-cigarette Concept Stocks Plummeted on April 16
E-cigarette concept stocks plummeted 6.62% on April 16, with a net outflow of 7.44 billion yuan.

According to the financial industry website on April 16th, the e-cigarette concept fell by 6.62% on April 16th, with a net outflow of 744 million yuan in main funds today. Only one stock within the concept rose, while 34 stocks fell.

 

The top five companies with the highest net outflow of main funds are Luxshare Precision (224 million yuan), Penghui Energy (82.83 million yuan), Hongxin Electronics (51.61 million yuan), Yinghe Technology (46.66 million yuan), and Changying Precision (44.82 million yuan).

 

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