Core Insights - The report indicates that the Chinese real estate market has undergone a deep adjustment since the second half of 2021, nearing the average adjustment period internationally. The stabilization of the real estate market is crucial for economic development [2][9] - The decline in second-hand housing prices in first-tier cities signals that these cities often lead the overall adjustment in the country. The report suggests that the "correction" phase may enter a deeper stage starting from May 2025 [9][10] - The experiences of Japan and Hong Kong in terms of housing price recovery, particularly the relationship between rental yield and housing prices, are highlighted as important references for understanding the current situation in China [3][28] Group 1: First-tier City Price Adjustments - The report notes that first-tier cities have shown a more resilient new housing price trend compared to second and third-tier cities. However, since May 2025, second-hand housing prices in these cities have entered a "correction" phase with a more significant decline [10] - Historical data indicates that first-tier cities typically lead the national adjustment process, suggesting that the current price corrections may indicate a transition into a more profound adjustment phase [10] Group 2: Rental Yield and Housing Price Relationship - The report argues that rental yield should be compared with loan interest rates rather than government bond yields. A rental yield exceeding loan interest rates is seen as a preliminary step towards price stabilization, with actual price recovery dependent on rising rental prices [3][28] - The report emphasizes that the relationship between rental prices and housing prices is crucial, with evidence showing that rental price increases are necessary for housing price recovery [3][28] Group 3: Current Rental and Price Trends in China - The report identifies a positive correlation between rental and housing price increases in 2025, with specific examples from cities like Urumqi, where both rental and housing prices are expected to rise simultaneously [3][69] - Positive signals are emerging from major cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and others, where rental prices have recently increased, leading to either price stabilization or a reduction in price declines [76][78]

Group 1: Election Overview - Japanese Prime Minister Sanna Takashi announced the dissolution of the House of Representatives on January 19, with elections scheduled for February 8, aiming to convert her high approval ratings into control for the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) [3] - The House of Representatives consists of 465 seats, all of which will be contested in the upcoming election, using a mixed electoral system of single-member districts and proportional representation [4] - Polls indicate that the LDP is likely to secure more than half of the seats, despite a recent decline in Takashi's personal approval ratings, which remain around 59% [5] Group 2: Polling Insights - Current polls show the LDP at 35.9%, followed by other parties with significantly lower support, indicating a strong position for the LDP [26] - Concerns over rising prices, particularly food costs, are the primary voter issues, with 41% prioritizing measures to address inflation [55] - The election outcome is considered highly unpredictable, with factors such as the youth vote and historical turnout rates influencing potential results [5] Group 3: Market Implications - A significant LDP victory would likely lead to smoother implementation of policies such as tax cuts and increased defense spending, positively impacting domestic consumption and infrastructure sectors [6] - If the LDP fails to secure a majority but remains in coalition, market reactions will be more tempered, reflecting a shift from aggressive expansion to moderate policy advancement [6] - The potential for increased government debt due to fiscal expansion could pressure long-term interest rates and weaken the yen [6]

Investment Rating - The industry rating is "Outperform the Market" [8] Core Insights - The thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN/LNOI) is positioned as a foundational material platform for next-generation photonic chips, benefiting from advancements in AR glasses and optical communication [4][5] - The market for lithium niobate is expanding due to its superior piezoelectric, ferroelectric, and electro-optic properties, with China accounting for 42% of global production capacity [4][24] - The demand for TFLN is driven by the growth of AR glasses and the transition in optical communication towards high-speed data center interconnects [5][39] Summary by Sections 1. Introduction to Lithium Niobate and Thin-Film Lithium Niobate - Lithium niobate (LiNbO₃) is recognized for its multifunctional properties, making it a key material in integrated and guided optics [14] - Thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN) is produced as sub-micron films, enhancing device integration density and performance compared to traditional bulk lithium niobate [3][14] 2. Industry Trends & Competitive Landscape 2.1 Industry Trends - The rapid development in 5G/6G, AI, and data centers is driving the demand for lithium niobate, which is becoming a leading material in photonics [23] 2.2 Competitive Landscape - China is the largest producer of lithium niobate, with companies like TianTong and JiNan JingZheng leading in production capabilities [4][24] 3. Potential Growth Markets: AR Glasses and Optical Communication 3.1 AR Glasses - TFLN technology enables ultra-fast electro-optic response and significant improvements in color switching speed for AR glasses, with a projected global shipment of 1.06 million units by 2025 [5][35] 3.2 Optical Communication - The shift towards high-speed optical communication is creating a new growth cycle, with TFLN being crucial for supporting high data rates and low power consumption [5][39] 4. Material Characteristics of Thin-Film Lithium Niobate - TFLN offers advantages over silicon photonics and indium phosphide, including higher bandwidth and better linearity, making it suitable for high-density integration [45] 5. Key Industry Players - Key companies include: - **Sumitomo Metal Mining**: Leading in large-scale lithium niobate wafer production [49] - **TDK**: Innovating in the direct growth of lithium niobate films on standard semiconductor substrates [49] - **TianTong Co.**: Focused on the development of lithium niobate crystals for RF filters and optical devices [49] - **JiNan JingZheng**: A pioneer in the thin-film lithium niobate sector, breaking foreign monopolies [49] - **NanZhi Semiconductor**: Specializing in high-quality lithium niobate crystals for advanced applications [50]

Market Overview - In January 2026, the overall A-share market experienced an increase, with the CSI 300 index rising by 1.65%, the CSI 1000 by 8.68%, the CSI 500 by 12.12%, and the ChiNext by 4.47% [15][16] - The top three performing sectors were non-ferrous metals, media, and oil and petrochemicals, while banking, transportation, and non-bank financial sectors saw declines [15] Multi-Strategy Stock Selection - The multi-strategy stock selection strategy achieved an absolute return of 8.16% in January 2026, with a relative excess return of 2.29% compared to the CSI All Share Index [3][32] - The strategy's weight allocation as of February 2026 showed the highest allocation to value stocks at approximately 45.00%, while growth stocks had the lowest allocation at about 7.60% [3][21] - The strategy's portfolio included 49 stocks, with an average market capitalization of 1384.85 billion, concentrated in real estate, electricity, public utilities, and media sectors [25][31] Extreme Style High Beta Stock Selection - The extreme style high beta stock selection strategy had the highest weight in large-cap value stocks at 72.09%, with the lowest in large-cap growth stocks at 12.91% [4][50] - The strategy's absolute return in January 2026 was 4.14%, with a relative excess return of -1.51% compared to the CSI All Share Index [4][20] "Dividend +" Preferred Stock Strategy - The "Dividend +" preferred stock strategy achieved an absolute return of 2.81% in January 2026, with a relative excess return of -2.78% compared to the CSI All Share Index [5][20] - The strategy's portfolio consisted of 30 stocks, with an average market capitalization of 1104.10 billion, primarily in banking and retail sectors, accounting for 60.00% of the portfolio [5] Moving Average Trend Strategy - The moving average trend strategy recorded an absolute return of 6.83% in January 2026, with a relative excess return of 1.02% compared to the CSI All Share Index [6][20] - The strategy's portfolio included 30 stocks, mainly in the oil, petrochemical, and telecommunications sectors, with a weight of 50.21% [6] Sentiment Price-Volume Strategy - The sentiment price-volume strategy's top 50 combination achieved an absolute return of 10.14% in January 2026, with a relative excess return of 4.15% compared to the CSI All Share Index [6] - The strategy's portfolio was concentrated in the machinery and electronics sectors, accounting for 24% and 20% respectively [6] Sci-Tech Innovation Board Strategy - The Sci-Tech Innovation Board strategy achieved an absolute return of 12.50% in January 2026, with a relative excess return of 0.19% compared to the Sci-Tech 50 Index [7] - The strategy's portfolio included 30 stocks, primarily in the electronics sector, with a weight of 49.90% [7]

Group 1 - The report discusses the volatility in the capital markets, particularly in precious metals and colored metals, highlighting that gold prices have surged nearly 30% in January, leading to increased volatility [2][10][11] - The report emphasizes the contradiction between asset pricing and positioning, noting that despite gold's price increase, the volatility has also escalated, raising questions about the rationale for investing in such volatile assets for hedging purposes [11][12] - The report identifies that the characteristics of 30-year government bonds have changed, with a significant drop in yield and increased volatility, indicating a loss of the "fixed income" nature of these assets [15][18] Group 2 - The report outlines that convertible bonds have become a leveraged asset, with their leverage stemming from the underlying equity assets and the specific investment restrictions of "fixed income+" products [3][21][25] - It highlights that the short-term impact on convertible bonds is influenced by equity market trends, strong redemption clauses, and opportunity costs, suggesting that if the equity market remains bullish, there is no strong reason to be bearish on convertible bonds [4][27] - The report recommends focusing on convertible bonds with high equity characteristics and no strong redemption expectations, as well as those with moderate pricing and positive fundamental changes [5][31][32] Group 3 - The report suggests a defensive approach by including convertible bonds with solid cash flow and low premium rates, as well as those in the chemical sector, which may benefit from upcoming demand [35][36][37] - It identifies specific convertible bonds to watch, including Daotong Convertible Bond, Zhoubang Convertible Bond, and Liugong Convertible Bond for high equity characteristics, and Yong 22 Convertible Bond and Southeast Convertible Bond for moderate pricing with positive changes [31][32][33]

- The report categorizes quantitative funds into three main types: active quantitative funds, enhanced index quantitative funds, and hedged quantitative funds, each with distinct characteristics and advantages suitable for different trading needs[10] - Active quantitative funds are further divided based on the indices they track, including CSI 300, CSI 500, other broad-based indices, industry theme indices, and smart beta indices[13] - Enhanced index quantitative funds are also categorized similarly, tracking indices such as CSI 300, CSI 500, other broad-based indices, industry theme indices, and smart beta indices[13] - In January 2026, the median return rates for active quantitative funds tracking CSI 500, other broad-based indices, and CSI 300 were 8.63%, 8.02%, and 6.54%, respectively[14][18] - The median excess returns for active quantitative funds tracking CSI 500, other broad-based indices, and CSI 300 in January 2026 were 10.33%, 8.63%, and 6.54%, respectively[18] - The median annualized volatility for active quantitative funds tracking CSI 300 in January 2026 was 13.55%, with a maximum drawdown of -1.97%[26][27] - The median annualized volatility for active quantitative funds tracking CSI 500 in January 2026 was 15.09%, with a maximum drawdown of -2.06%[28][33] - The top three active quantitative funds tracking other broad-based indices in January 2026 were those tracking the ChiNext Index and CSI 800[34][39] - The top three active quantitative funds tracking industry theme indices in January 2026 were those tracking the CSI Leading Enterprises, CSI High-end Equipment, and CICC Electronic Components indices[40][41] - The top smart beta active quantitative fund in January 2026 was the one tracking the CSI 800 Value Index[42][43] - Enhanced index funds tracking CSI 500 and CSI 300 had median excess returns of -2.0% and 1.1%, respectively, in January 2026[46][50] - The median annualized volatility for enhanced index funds tracking CSI 500 in January 2026 was 16.93%, with a maximum drawdown of -2.44%[46][47] - The median annualized volatility for enhanced index funds tracking CSI 300 in January 2026 was 12.0%, with a maximum drawdown of -2.44%[50][53] - The top three enhanced index funds tracking other broad-based indices in January 2026 were those tracking CSI 800, CSI A500, and CSI 800[57] - The top three enhanced index funds tracking industry theme indices in January 2026 were those tracking the photovoltaic industry, chip industry, and consumer leaders indices[58] - The top smart beta enhanced index fund in January 2026 was the one tracking the CSI State-owned Enterprise Dividend Index[59][61] - Hedged quantitative funds had an average absolute return of 0.25% in January 2026, with higher net asset value volatility compared to December 2025[62][63]

Core Insights - The report emphasizes a dynamic balance strategy that has achieved an annualized absolute return of 18.85% and a relative return of 12.26% from January 2015 to January 30, 2026, with a maximum drawdown of 10.18% [3] - Recommended industries for February 2026 include non-ferrous metals, basic chemicals, electric equipment and new energy, communication, light manufacturing, and steel [3][25] - The macro-driven strategy has generated an annualized excess return of 4.77% since January 2016, with a maximum drawdown of 9.51% [4][45] - The multi-strategy approach has yielded an annualized relative return of 6.32% since May 2011, with a maximum drawdown of 13.24% [5][66] - The extreme style high beta strategy has achieved an annualized relative return of 9.93% since July 2013, but has underperformed in 2026 with a relative excess return of -4.02% [5][80] Industry Performance Summary - In January 2026, the A-share market saw the CSI 300 index rise by 1.65%, while the CSI 500 index increased by 12.12% [16] - The top-performing sectors in January were non-ferrous metals, media, oil and petrochemicals, building materials, and electronics [16] - The dynamic balance strategy outperformed its benchmark in January with an absolute return of 9.18% and an excess return of 4.05% [22][55] - The macro-driven strategy achieved an absolute return of 6.76% in January, with an excess return of 1.20% [4][48] - The multi-strategy approach recorded an absolute return of 4.65% in January, but underperformed its benchmark with an excess return of -0.42% [5][69] Recommended Industries - The dynamic balance strategy recommends non-ferrous metals, basic chemicals, electric equipment and new energy, communication, light manufacturing, and steel for February 2026 [3][25] - The macro-driven strategy suggests food and beverage, defense and military, pharmaceuticals, non-ferrous metals, communication, and basic chemicals for February 2026 [4][24] - The multi-strategy approach recommends real estate, construction, banking, communication, textiles and apparel, pharmaceuticals, basic chemicals, and non-ferrous metals for February 2026 [5][56] - The extreme style high beta strategy recommends transportation, electric utilities, basic chemicals, machinery, banking, and oil and petrochemicals for February 2026 [5][74]

Investment Rating - The industry rating is "Outperform the Market" [70] Core Insights - The pig farming sector is experiencing a faster pace of market release, leading to a decline in pig prices. As of January 30, the price was 12.24 CNY/kg, down 0.68 CNY/kg week-on-week. The profits for self-bred and purchased piglets were 25.10 CNY/head and 124.13 CNY/head, showing a week-on-week change of -18.25 CNY and +8.29 CNY respectively [2][8][29] - In the beef sector, calf prices are rising, and import restrictions on beef are expected to support long-term price increases. As of January 30, the price for fattened bulls was 25.71 CNY/kg, up 0.19% week-on-week, while calf prices were 33.14 CNY/kg, up 0.15% week-on-week [3][31] - The poultry sector is seeing an increase in white chicken prices due to pre-Spring Festival stocking. As of January 30, the price for white feathered meat chickens was 7.74 CNY/kg, up 0.24% week-on-week [3][36] Summary by Sections Pig Farming - The pace of market release is accelerating, resulting in a decline in pig prices. The average weight of pigs released is decreasing, with the industry average at 127.86 kg, down 1.03 kg week-on-week. The supply from large farms is increasing, contributing to the price drop [2][19][29] - The number of breeding sows has decreased to 39.61 million, down 290,000 from October, indicating a gradual effect of capacity reduction policies [2][29] Beef Industry - The calf market is tight, leading to price increases. The long-term outlook for beef prices is positive due to supply constraints from reduced breeding cow numbers [3][31] - The Ministry of Commerce has implemented measures to restrict imported beef, which is expected to benefit domestic beef prices [3][31] Poultry Sector - The white chicken market is experiencing price increases due to tight supply and increased demand from pre-holiday stocking. The price for chicken products is also rising, with a notable increase in profits for both chicken farming and slaughtering [3][36][39] Dairy Industry - The raw milk price is currently at a low point, with expectations for continued capacity reduction. As of January 23, the price was 3.04 CNY/kg, up 0.33% week-on-week. The industry is expected to stabilize as supply decreases [3][32][34] Seed Industry - The Ministry of Agriculture is enhancing market inspections and intellectual property protection in the seed industry, which is expected to improve market order and accelerate the commercialization of genetically modified crops [3][45]

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