Group 1 - The consumer sector is showing signs of stabilization and rebound, with significant capital inflow through ETFs, indicating a potential turning point for the sector [1][2] - Fund companies are shifting their investment logic from "adapting to demand" to "creating demand," focusing on companies that emphasize innovation and consumer experience [1][4] - Several consumer-themed ETFs have reached new highs in terms of shares, reflecting increased investor interest and confidence in the sector [2] Group 2 - The recent performance of the consumer sector is supported by a combination of policy, capital, industry fundamentals, and consumption trends, suggesting a structural recovery after a deep adjustment [1][3] - The third-quarter earnings reports indicate that many segments within the consumer sector are still struggling, with net profits not yet turning positive, highlighting a potential mismatch between valuation and earnings [3] - New consumption trends are emerging, where consumption is seen as a form of self-expression, prompting supply-side upgrades that align with the core demands of the new generation of consumers [4]
从“适配需求”到“创造需求” 机构投资消费逻辑生变