全球秩序重构下，锚定哪些投资机遇？如何用好ETF工具？私募机构有话说

Core Insights - The conference titled "Wealth. China Tour" focused on the restructuring of global order and its impact on institutional asset allocation, gathering over 60 representatives from various financial sectors [1][3]. Group 1: Market Outlook - The chairman of Luxiu Investment, Mo Bo, expressed optimism for the second half of the year regarding the equity market, citing improved risk preferences for A-shares and Hong Kong stocks due to recent events [2][5]. - Yuan Taotao, Executive Vice President of Taisun Asset, also holds a positive outlook for the equity market, recommending a focus on undervalued sectors and technology, particularly in ETFs [6]. - Xu Peng, fund manager at Wohuo Fund, identified three key investment directions: military industry, domestic substitution in biopharmaceuticals, and domestic demand driven by trade disputes [9][12]. Group 2: Sector-Specific Insights - Mao Yu, General Manager of Dingcheng Investment, noted that A-share AI companies are at a favorable configuration point, with potential growth in the tech sector supported by government policies [13]. - Gao Jian, Chairman of CICC Quantitative, highlighted that A-share market opportunities may exceed those in other markets due to unexpected performances and global monetary easing [15][19]. - Huang Dazhou, Deputy General Manager of Pansong Asset, discussed the optimization of multi-asset strategies to enhance liquidity and resource allocation in extreme market conditions [20]. Group 3: ETF and Bond Strategies - Li Da, director at Yansheng Fund, projected that the ETF market could reach 8 trillion yuan, evolving into a diverse strategy tool rather than a single investment vehicle [23][27]. - Huang Yanqiong, Chairman of Jifeng Capital, emphasized bonds as a core asset allocation strategy, suggesting a focus on long-term government bonds and credit bonds for stable returns [32][35]. - Feng Hao, Co-Director of Juyuan Asset, noted the pressure on fixed-income products and recommended a balanced approach between core bond investments and rights-bearing assets [37].