Southern Fund's free cash flow ETF Southern Volatility surged nearly 1%, as the market's deep adjustment releases risks, and the mid-term layout window may have emerged

Southern Fund's free cash flow ETF Southern (159232) rose by 0.83%. As the market undergoes a deep adjustment, analysis suggests that the current level represents a relatively low point for A-shares in the medium term, revealing layout opportunities. Although short-term trends are uncertain, market risks have been released, and valuations are reasonable. It is recommended to allocate to cyclical manufacturing sectors with high cash flow quality and profit elasticity. The ETF, by tracking high free cash flow companies, selects core assets with sustainable profitability, becoming a tool for investors to lay out quality assets