Zhi Tong Cai Jing·2025-06-16 03:25Group 1: Consumer Trends - The demand side is expected to see weak consumption sentiment in 2024, with internal structural differentiation [1] - Investment opportunities in consumption are shifting from total volume to structure and even individual stocks, highlighting the emergence of new consumer groups and changing consumption psychology [1] - Companies can leverage social media for viral marketing effects, enhancing the spread and creating growth loops [1] Group 2: Gold and Jewelry Industry - The gold and jewelry industry is transitioning from a channel-driven era to a brand and product-driven era, influenced by innovations in craftsmanship and the rise of domestic brands [2] - Lao Pu Gold, as a pioneer in traditional gold, integrates cultural elements with modern aesthetics, benefiting from the rationalization of high-end consumption [2] Group 3: IP Toys - Demand for emotional value is driving the rise of IP-based cultural and toy consumption, particularly in character-based products [2] - Briklo adopts a standardized approach to create figurines, achieving high standardization and competitive pricing, leading to significant growth [2] Group 4: Medical Aesthetics - The medical aesthetics industry is characterized by high barriers and is driven by product and regulatory innovations, transitioning from hyaluronic acid to regenerative and collagen materials [3] - Jinbo Biotechnology, a key player in the collagen market, has seen growth following the approval of its recombinant collagen injection products, with a favorable competitive landscape [3] Group 5: New Tobacco Products - Innovations in new tobacco products are rapidly replacing traditional tobacco, driven by advancements in supply-side technologies [4] - Philip Morris International, as a pioneer in heated tobacco products, has seen significant user growth, with 32.2 million users expected by the end of 2024 [4]