Private equity relies on hardware monopoly Saudi ETF subscription? Multiple quantitative Private Offering Fund managers: will not monopolize transactions

On July 28th, recently, two Saudi ETFs ushered in a "violent" rise as soon as they were listed, and the turnover rate once reached 700%. A market rumor said that "private equity relies on hardware to improve the speed of order submission, and then monopolizes the purchase of Saudi ETFs". Many quantitative Private Offering Fund managers interviewed by reporters said that although quantitative has advantages over other institutional investors and retail investors in terms of hardware and speed, it will not monopolize the transaction. It is worth noting that a large number of "T" retail investors are important players in the two ETFs. Many investors frequently post orders, and some investors play "humanoid quantitative", with more than 50 transactions in a single day.