长城基金汪立：把握科技与内需主题轮动机会

Core Viewpoint - The A-share market is expected to take a significant step forward in 2026, supported by a systemic decline in risk-free interest rates, a peak in time deposit maturities, government encouragement for long-term capital entry, capital market reforms enhancing investment attractiveness, and a transformation in China's industrial structure [1][4]. Group 1: Market Outlook - The market may enter a boom period for asset management demand as the peak of time deposit maturities approaches in 2026, alongside government initiatives to encourage long-term capital inflow [1][4]. - Capital market reforms are expected to enhance the investability of Chinese assets and improve market resilience against risks, potentially leading the stock market from a volatile phase to a more stable and positive trend [1][4]. - The acceleration of China's industrial structure transformation is shifting from traditional industries to new technology sectors, which are entering an innovation expansion cycle, while Chinese manufacturing is expanding globally, reducing economic uncertainties [1][4]. Group 2: Investment Directions - The company is optimistic about sectors such as technology, brokerage, and consumer goods, indicating a potential cross-year investment strategy [2][5]. - In the technology sector, there is a focus on internet, media, computing, and power equipment manufacturing, particularly those with global competitive advantages, due to the rapid advancement of AI models and applications [2][5]. - The financial sector, including brokerages and insurance, is expected to benefit from deepening capital market reforms, which may revive market risk appetite [2][5]. - Consumer sectors are showing signs of improvement, with a focus on low-priced, low-inventory stocks in food and beverage, agriculture, and tourism services, as well as cyclical stocks in non-ferrous metals and chemicals [2][5]. - Domestic demand is anticipated to become a key theme, with a focus on emerging consumption, sports economy, and winter tourism as the government aims to build a strong domestic market [2][5].