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Core Viewpoint - The new floating management fee rate funds are being issued, which link management fees to the holding period and excess returns of each investment, aiming to create a deeper alignment of interests between fund managers and investors [1][2]. Group 1: Floating Management Fee Structure - The management fee for the Invesco Great Wall Growth Mixed Fund (024454) is set at 1.20% per year for holding periods under one year. If the holding period exceeds one year and the annualized return is positive with excess returns greater than 6%, the fee increases to 1.5%. Conversely, if excess returns fall below -3%, the fee drops to 0.6% [2]. - This "tailored" dual floating mechanism replaces the previous "one-size-fits-all" model, linking management fees to the investment holding time and return levels, which reflects a deeper binding of interests between fund managers and investors, promoting "shared benefits and shared risks" [2]. - The design features an asymmetrical fee structure, where higher fees are charged when performance exceeds benchmarks, while lower fees apply when performance is below benchmarks, potentially offering better protection for investors' interests [2]. Group 2: Fund Manager's Performance - Fund manager Nong Bingli has nearly 11 years of experience, with over 6 years in investment, focusing on capturing high-growth potential companies across various sectors, including technology and high-end manufacturing [3]. - As of May 30, the fund managed by Nong Bingli, Invesco Great Wall Quality Evergreen A, achieved a net value growth rate of 44.84% since July 6, 2023, significantly outperforming its benchmark, which rose only 6.16%, and also surpassing the performance of the CSI 300 and the Wind Mixed Equity Fund Index [3]. - Nong Bingli's disciplined investment approach, including careful observation before increasing positions and gradual exit strategies when trends change, contributes to the fund's ability to generate excess returns [3]. Group 3: Market Outlook - Nong Bingli anticipates a potential shift in the current market stagnation, with a focus on the technology sector in the second half of the year. He notes signs of easing trade tensions and believes that the valuation of tech companies has reached reasonable levels, presenting new investment opportunities [4]. - The emergence of AI-related companies and advancements in smart driving technology are expected to enhance market perceptions and create favorable investment conditions as new applications are introduced [4].