Industrial Securities(SH:601377) 智通财经网·2025-06-08 13:46Core Viewpoint - The technology sector has recently shown signs of recovery from its bottom position, remaining in a high cost-performance range, with overseas uncertainties easing and risk appetite improving, leading to significant gains in the overseas technology market, which will reflect on the A-share technology growth sector [1][7]. Group 1: Current Position and Cost-Performance of the Technology Growth Sector - The technology growth sector is expected to shift back towards technology growth as the main market line in June, with signs of recovery from the bottom observed [1]. - Various indicators such as crowding degree, rolling return difference, trading volume proportion, and calendar effect suggest that the technology sector has risen from its bottom position and remains in a high cost-performance range [1][3][6]. - The crowding degree indicates that while some technology sub-sectors are beginning to recover from their bottom levels, most remain at relatively low levels [1]. - The rolling return difference between TMT and the overall A-share market has quickly repaired to below 0%, still far below the 10% historical peak, indicating further recovery potential as the technology growth trend solidifies [3]. - Trading volume proportion for TMT has rebounded to around 30%, up from historical lows of 22%-23%, but still significantly below the 40%-50% levels seen during previous TMT market peaks [6]. Group 2: Focus Areas in the Technology Sector - The AI industry chain is highlighted as a key focus area, with attention on upstream self-controlled computing power and downstream application innovation [14][17]. - Upstream areas to watch include GPU, optical modules, PCB, and IDC (computing power leasing), while midstream focuses on AI agents, SASS, industry application software, and basic/general software [14][17]. - Downstream sectors include humanoid robots, online education, fintech, virtual reality, and digital marketing, which are expected to see significant growth [14][20]. - The upstream computing power sector is identified as having strong certainty in its prosperity, benefiting from the current AI industry trend, while downstream application innovations are expected to drive demand growth for upstream computing power [17][20]. Group 3: Calendar Effects and Upcoming Events - Historical calendar effects indicate that June typically sees a relatively high success rate for the technology sector, with significant industry catalysts expected to drive performance [8]. - Key upcoming events in June include the release of new gaming consoles, AI conferences, and major tech company developer conferences, which are anticipated to provide further momentum for the sector [13].