Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2025-10-27 02:07Group 1 - Citic Securities believes that the style switch has essentially ended, indicating a return to performance-driven structural markets, supported by three characteristics: active funds have quickly adjusted their positions in the past two weeks, the market's understanding of trade disputes has shifted to a more serious approach, and low-volatility dividend-related sectors have recovered their past three months of negative excess returns in less than three weeks [1] - The recent phase of Sino-US negotiations has yielded results, and with the third-quarter reports concluded, the focus should be on identifying sectors with potential for sustained profit growth next year [1] - Two new trends are emerging: first, the safety of industrial chains, where Chinese manufacturing companies with competitive advantages are likely to benefit from high costs of resetting overseas competitive capacities, converting their share advantages into pricing power and driving profit margins upward; second, the trend of AI expanding from cloud to edge, with edge AI becoming a more widespread data entry point and personalized AI carrier, although the market activation requires more product examples to catalyze [1] Group 2 - Citic Jiantou notes that since October, market sentiment has cooled, and the pace of incremental capital inflow has slowed, but overall, the market has not lost momentum, with recent stabilization in market sentiment [2] - The growth sector has seen a decline of over 10%, and nearly half of the market has experienced reduced trading volume, suggesting that short-term market stability may be limited [2] - Financial Securities anticipates that the end of October will be a critical turning point for the market, expecting it to digest uncertainties from Sino-US negotiations, with a focus on blue-chip stocks with high dividends in the short term [2]