申万宏源赵伟：非典型复苏将至，“资金再平衡”重塑A股价值

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes that the technological revolution is irreversible, supported by China's vast market, which allows for multiple rounds of trial and error, forming a complete industrial and supply chain that is resilient to external fluctuations [1] - In 2026, the economy is expected to enter a "non-typical recovery" phase characterized by "stable volume and rising prices," with a shift from a downward spiral in prices to a moderate recovery, leading to improved corporate profits and micro confidence [1] - Structural differentiation will continue, with significant disparities in policy support across different economic sectors, resulting in an uneven recovery [1] Group 2 - Regarding the current discussion on the revaluation of A-shares, the focus should shift from "value revaluation" to "capital rebalancing," as the market has been overly pessimistic about fundamentals since 2022 [2] - Four key events have reversed market expectations: changes in the policy environment post-September 2024, the emergence of DeepSeek shifting investment thinking from macro to micro, concerns over U.S. policy stability due to "reciprocal tariffs," and discussions on "anti-involution" leading to a shift of fixed-income funds towards equity assets [2] - The scale of "fixed income + products" has more than doubled in a few months, reflecting this context [2] Group 3 - The outlook on the AI bubble is optimistic, with the belief that the fourth technological revolution will not be halted by short-term market fluctuations, highlighting China's unique advantages in consumer market size and the ability to develop substantial industrial and supply chains through iterative innovation [2] - Geopolitical factors are noted as a potential risk, with the possibility of new changes in international relations leading to unexpected global inflation, which could become a risk point in 2026 [2] - The market's ups and downs will not affect the onset of this new era, and as the "capital rebalancing" process deepens, opportunities in the A-share market are expected to emerge continuously [3]