Xin Lang Ji Jin·2025-07-22 06:49Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the significant portfolio adjustments made by Liu Gesong, a well-known fund manager at GF Fund Management, during the second quarter of 2025, shifting focus from renewable energy to new consumption and internet sectors, raising questions about the timing and implications of these changes [1][17]. Group 1: Portfolio Adjustments - Liu Gesong executed a "clearance-style" reduction in holdings within the photovoltaic sector, completely removing leading companies like JA Solar, Trina Solar, and Fuyao Glass from the top ten holdings of multiple funds [2][14]. - Concurrently, there was a substantial reduction in holdings of other companies in the new energy supply chain, with a notable decrease of nearly 25% in the position of Seres [2]. - The shift away from renewable energy coincided with a strong rebound in the photovoltaic sector following the announcement of the "anti-involution" policy on July 1, leading to speculation that the fund manager may have missed a recovery opportunity [2][14]. Group 2: New Investment Focus - Liu Gesong significantly increased investments in Hong Kong's internet and new consumption sectors, with the "GF Industry Selection Mixed A" fund leading this strategic pivot, acquiring a maximum holding of 10.19% in Xiaomi Group-W and 9.02% in Pop Mart [2][4]. - Other notable new investments included Hong Kong Stock Exchange, New China Life Insurance, and China Ping An, marking a first-time heavy investment in new consumption stocks [2][4]. - The "GF Small Cap Growth Mixed A" fund saw nearly half of its top ten holdings replaced by military stocks, indicating a strategic shift towards defense-related investments [4]. Group 3: Performance and Market Reaction - Liu Gesong's funds have faced performance challenges, with a total managed fund size of 31.295 billion yuan, down approximately 900 million yuan from the previous quarter, and most funds showing negative returns over the past two years [15]. - The market reacted strongly to the large-scale portfolio adjustments, with some investors expressing concerns over high-level purchases of stocks like Pop Mart and Xiaomi at relatively elevated prices [14]. - Liu Gesong's rationale for the adjustments included a positive outlook on the domestic economy and a focus on long-term investments in AI technology and new consumption, despite the mixed short-term performance of the newly favored sectors [17].