科技基金大幅回调 机构看好长期主线
Bei Jing Shang Bao·2025-10-20 15:48

Market Overview - After the National Day holiday, the A-share market experienced a pullback, with the three major indices retreating, particularly in the technology sector where some funds saw declines exceeding 14% [1][2] - As of October 20, the Shanghai Composite Index, Shenzhen Component Index, and ChiNext Index fell by 0.49%, 5.27%, and 7.56% respectively, with the technology sector showing significant declines [2] Technology Sector Analysis - The recent adjustment in the technology sector is attributed to external uncertainties leading to risk aversion and profit-taking from previous gains, although the underlying logic supporting the sector remains intact [3] - The performance of technology-focused funds has been adversely affected, with an average decline of over 9% since the beginning of October, and only 8 out of over 1700 technology-themed funds achieving positive returns [2][4] Investment Strategies - Analysts suggest that a balanced asset allocation strategy, such as a barbell strategy, is advisable for investors, combining high-dividend assets for stability with growth-oriented technology investments [1][7] - The focus for future investments should include sectors like AI applications, semiconductor manufacturing, and storage, which are expected to drive long-term growth [1][5] Fund Performance - In the first three quarters of the year, equity funds that heavily invested in technology sectors, such as AI and robotics, performed exceptionally well, with some funds reporting returns exceeding 194% [4] - The semiconductor and AI industry indices reported gains of over 20% and 16% respectively in the third quarter, reflecting strong market optimism [4] Future Outlook - The "technology bull" market is expected to continue, with upcoming government plans likely to support key areas such as humanoid robots and semiconductor technology [5] - The market is entering a phase of intensive earnings disclosures, which will be crucial for assessing the sustainability of growth in previously high-performing sectors [5][6]