

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the A-share market has seen a significant increase in trading volume, driven by active trading funds and ample market liquidity [1] - Financial data indicates a divergence in entity credit and M1 year-on-year, with traditional industries showing overall weakness; deposit data reflects signs of resident funds entering the market, suggesting that if the stock market can create a sustained profit effect, the liquid deposits could be a potential incremental source in the future [1] - Currently, the entry of resident funds into the market is primarily through leveraging existing funds, as evidenced by the continuous increase in the activity of leveraged funds, while the number of new accounts, public fund issuance, and private fund registrations have improved but with limited slope; ETFs have seen overall net outflows in the past month, with increasing industry differentiation [1] Group 2 - Foreign and insurance capital are also potential incremental funds worth monitoring, as their activity levels have recently increased [1] - The market trend is strong, and it is recommended to maintain a relatively high position; strategic allocations should focus on AI chains, innovative pharmaceuticals, military industry, and large financial sectors, with an internal adjustment to high and low positions [1] - Within AI, attention should be paid to domestic computing power and AI applications, while in pharmaceuticals, the focus should be on externally driven CDMO [1]