36 million funds wake up laughing in dreams! 520550 surges 1.7% during trading! Institutions: Only holding it is a true winner!

On the afternoon of March 24, the Hong Kong stock dividend sector experienced a strong surge. As of 1:47 PM, the Hong Kong dividend low-volatility ETF招商（520550）rose by 1.36%, reaching a high of 1.70% during the trading session, leading the dividend track. Just on the previous trading day (March 23), this fund saw a firm increase of over 36 million yuan in holdings, with extremely strong buying interest.

Analysis indicates that the 36 million yuan of funds bottom-fishing yesterday had already realized considerable unrealized gains today—calculated at a 1.7% intraday increase, the unrealized profit exceeded 600,000 yuan in a single day. This “dream-come-true” precise bottom-fishing once again validates the “safe haven” nature of dividend strategies and the effectiveness of “contrarian investing.” However, what truly makes this capital smile in the end is not the short-term daily gains, but the long-term holding logic of dividend assets that “hold steady and sleep well.”

First, the dividend yield of Hong Kong low-volatility dividend assets is nearly 7%, highlighting long-term value. After recent adjustments, the dividend yield of the Hong Kong dividend low-vol ETF tracking index has risen to nearly 7%. Against the backdrop of declining global risk-free rates, this level of return is highly attractive. For long-term investors seeking stable cash flow, the core value of dividend assets lies not in short-term price differences but in continuous dividend income during the holding period. Every correction is an opportunity for long-term holders to lower their cost basis and increase dividend yield.

Second, the HALO asset attribute is strengthened, with risk-averse funds continuously flowing in. HALO stands for “Heavy Assets, Low Obsolescence,” a term officially proposed by Goldman Sachs in February 2026. The Hong Kong dividend low-vol ETF focuses on high-quality companies with stable dividends and low volatility in the Hong Kong market, precisely targeting this underlying logic, making it a “safe harbor” amid current market fluctuations. The core advantage of such assets is “holding steady”—their low volatility characteristics relieve investors from anxiety over short-term ups and downs, enabling true long-term investing.

Third, the “buy more on dips” behavior confirms bottom consensus, making long-term allocation timely. The additional 36 million yuan bought on March 23 is not an isolated case. Recently, this ETF has continued to see net capital inflows, indicating that long-term funds view each correction as an opportunity for long-term deployment. This “buy more on dips” behavior is a recognition of the long-term value of dividend assets— for investors who truly understand dividend strategies, short-term price fluctuations are just normal ripples in the long-term holding process.

Further institutional analysis shows that the 36 million yuan of bottom-fishing funds from yesterday’s session is only the appetizer. What truly makes this capital “wake up laughing” is the ongoing dividend income and compound growth over the coming years. Dividend assets are never designed for short-term speculation but are “ballast stones” for long-term holders. For investors optimistic about high-dividend assets, Hong Kong dividend low-vol ETF招商（520550） remains a core tool for deploying in the Hong Kong dividend sector and practicing long-term investment principles. Off-market investors can leverage connection funds (Class A: 024029 / Class C: 024030) for deployment.

(Editor: Zhang Xiaobo)

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