寻找时空平衡的艺术

Group 1 - The number of public fund managers in China has surpassed 4,000, highlighting the importance for investors to understand different investment styles [1] - Yang Chao, a fund manager at Jinxin Fund, prefers a conservative investment style focused on identifying undervalued assets with significant future return potential [1][2] - Yang emphasizes the importance of investment efficiency, balancing the time it takes to realize returns with the potential for profit [2][3] Group 2 - Yang's investment philosophy involves seeking undervalued assets during industry downturns, with a focus on sectors like chips, military, and domestic consumption for future investments [1][4] - The recovery of inventory levels and demand growth are key indicators for identifying investment opportunities in specific industries [3][5] - Yang's experience in the chip industry has shown that revenue improvements and inventory reduction can lead to significant investment returns [4][5] Group 3 - Yang's investment strategy includes a broad coverage of industries, including pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, automotive, and new energy, with a recent focus on chips and military sectors [6] - The performance of Jinxin's funds has been significantly influenced by investments in the chip and military sectors, based on the framework of identifying undervalued stocks [7] - Yang's cautious and research-driven approach to investing reflects his personality and preference for left-side opportunities rather than chasing market trends [8][9] Group 4 - The investment landscape for fund managers has become more challenging, with the need for a cyclical perspective to navigate industry highs and lows [9][10] - Despite current challenges, there is optimism about the long-term prospects of the asset management industry [10]