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# $ZIJIN MINING(02899.HK) Does anyone understand why…


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## Comments (6)

- **新用户_ybQo9n1 · 2026-03-05T06:14:28.000Z**: There's so much capital inflow recently, the market sentiment is good, and there's a lot of active buying. So why is it still falling non-stop?
  - **Declen** (2026-03-05T06:21:51.000Z): Transactions that push the price down can also be considered inflow. Let me give you an example. Right now, there are many orders at prices like 40-39.8, and the big players have eaten them all up. If
  - **新用户_ybQo9n1** (2026-03-05T06:24:35.000Z): So, is this considered a process where big players are accumulating shares? Or is it not necessarily big players hoarding shares, but could also be quantitative trading doing day trades?
  - **Declen** (2026-03-05T06:37:37.000Z): This data can't determine such a specific operation, right?
- **Declen · 2026-03-05T06:09:52.000Z · 👍 2**: Fund inflows and outflows refer more to market sentiment. Inflows are orders that actively sell to buy, and outflows are orders that actively buy to sell. The volume of buying and selling should be equal.