新消费的风吹回了A股，下一步呢

Group 1 - The article discusses the shift of high-quality new consumer assets from the A-share market to offshore markets, questioning whether the guidance and focus on hard technology have resulted in substantial tech assets [2] - A new consumer index is formed by 12 selected Hong Kong stocks that resonate with young consumers, including popular brands and entertainment companies [2][3] - The performance of Hong Kong new consumer stocks shows stable growth compared to the declining revenue growth in various A-share consumption categories, with home appliances and gaming being the few exceptions [7] Group 2 - The rise of new consumption is seen as a natural consequence of young consumers wanting to differentiate from traditional consumption patterns, despite the understanding that new consumption will eventually age [9] - The article reflects on the past four years since the peak of new consumption, noting that many investors have exited the market while some have profited from holding onto their investments [12][13] - The current resurgence of new consumption is viewed as a reasonable value return, emphasizing that consumption remains a timeless theme despite changes in the economic landscape and consumer mindset [15][16] Group 3 - The article highlights the disparity in retail pricing and consumer behavior between different city tiers, indicating that lower-tier cities may not experience the same level of economic downturn as higher-tier cities [17][23] - It critiques the homogenization of shopping malls, which have failed to attract consumers due to lack of diversity and innovation, leading to a decline in foot traffic [19] - The post-pandemic consumer behavior reflects a desire for affordable entertainment rather than luxury spending, indicating a shift in spending priorities [20][26] Group 4 - The article discusses the challenges faced by hard technology investments, noting that many projects struggle to achieve significant revenue and profit, despite high valuations [29][32] - It contrasts the investment landscape in China with that of the US and Europe, where manufacturing and industrial companies often face valuation ceilings [33][34] - The article concludes that while consumption has regained wealth effects in the market, there is a cautionary note about the potential for rapid speculative behavior among investors [35][36]