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Group 1 - The A-share market is experiencing a shift from a "slow bull" trend in technology stocks to a rebound in the consumer and retail sectors, with traditional consumption stocks like liquor and dairy being viewed as defensive choices in a volatile market [1][4] - Recent policies aimed at boosting domestic demand have led to a significant rebound in consumer and retail stocks, with companies like Baida Group seeing a weekly increase of 51.59% and others like Joy Home and Shanghai Jiubai also experiencing substantial gains [2][3] - Despite the recent rally, the consumer sector has underperformed during the "technology bull" years, with many actively managed funds holding consumer stocks facing double-digit declines this year [2][3] Group 2 - Analysts believe that traditional consumption stocks have reached a reasonable valuation after a prolonged decline, providing a natural safety margin, while the competitive landscape is improving for leading companies [4][5] - The outlook for both traditional and new consumption sectors is optimistic, with traditional consumption expected to benefit from a recovering economy and rising household incomes [5][6] - The "outbound" strategy is becoming increasingly important for consumer stocks, particularly those focusing on the European and American markets, which are seen as key drivers of global consumption demand [6][7]