EOPTOLINK(SZ:300502) Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen·2025-07-18 09:12Core Viewpoint - The recent surge of the Shanghai Composite Index (SHCI) above 3500 points has been characterized by two distinct phases, with unexpected sectors leading the gains, particularly in construction materials, steel, and real estate during the initial phase [1][4]. Phase One: Initial Surge to 3500 Points - From June 24 to July 10, the construction materials sector saw an overall increase of 11.85%, while the steel sector rose by 10.29%. The real estate sector, often overlooked, also experienced a gain of 9.15% during this period [2]. - The electrical equipment sector, which includes batteries and photovoltaic devices, also recorded a rise of over 9% [3]. Phase Two: Stabilization and Sector Rotation - After breaking through the 3500-point mark, the SHCI has stabilized, leading to a noticeable shift in market focus [4]. - The pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors emerged as the best performers recently, with significant contributions from innovative drug companies such as WuXi AppTec and Hengrui Medicine, which saw increases of 6.05% and 3.19% respectively [5]. - The hardware equipment sector has shown a cumulative increase of 13.52% since June 24, with notable stocks like Industrial Fulian and NewEase Technology leading the charge [6]. Future Outlook: Potential Sectors for Growth - Analysts suggest that as the SHCI aims for 3600 points, sectors such as high-dividend banks and green electricity will play a crucial role in supporting the index [8]. - The non-ferrous metals sector is also expected to benefit from rising copper and aluminum prices, showing an upward trend since July [8]. - Consumer sectors, including liquor and dairy products, remain at historically low valuations, presenting opportunities for investment [8]. - Growth sectors like AI computing and semiconductor equipment are anticipated to continue their strong performance, driven by recent successes in the U.S. market [8]. - The humanoid robotics sector is also expected to re-enter an upward trajectory following its adjustment period [9].