主观逆袭？但斌、李剑飞等9位主观基金经理进入人气十强！

Core Insights - The A-share market has been performing strongly, but there is a noticeable divergence in sector performance, with previously popular quantitative products now struggling to outperform the market [1] - A resurgence of subjective products has been observed, with many previously quiet funds beginning to recover in net value, indicating a "subjective comeback" trend [1] Fund Manager Rankings - As of September 14, among the top 20 fund managers, 15 are from subjective private equity, dominating the rankings [1] - The top-ranked fund manager is Dan Bin, whose products have shown significant returns over the past month and year [3] - The second-ranked manager, Shi Zhi, and others in the top 8 are primarily from smaller private equity firms with assets under 5 billion [2] Performance of Specific Funds - Dan Bin's "Oriental Harbor Marathon Global A Class" has achieved a high cumulative net value and significant returns since inception [3] - Xu Qiongna, ranked 8th, has also seen impressive performance from her funds, particularly "Jinban Capital No. 5," which has shown the highest returns this year [6][7] Market Trends and Predictions - The current market is seen as being in a "slow bull" phase, with expectations of continued recovery driven by policy support and changes in industry supply-demand dynamics [8] - Chen Yu, a prominent fund manager, believes the market is at a pivotal point, similar to historical trends, and anticipates a long-term bull market driven by technological advancements [12][13] Notable Fund Managers - Li Jianfei and Shi Jianghui from Guoyuan Xinda are notable for having two fund managers listed among the top ranks, indicating strong performance across their funds [9] - Cai Yingming from Longhang Asset is recognized for focusing on undervalued, high-cost-performance targets, with his fund "Longhang No. 1" showing significant returns [14][15]