布局2026，机构核心投资思路曝光

Core Viewpoint - The investment outlook for 2026 remains optimistic, with technology continuing to be a dominant theme, alongside structural opportunities in renewable energy and non-renewable resources following a valuation recovery in 2025 [1][6]. Investment Insights - Institutions express strong confidence in equity assets for 2026, with a focus on three key trends: AI technology development, accelerated domestic production, and the recovery of industry cycles [2][7]. - The AI-related industry chain is expected to present incremental opportunities due to technological breakthroughs [2][7]. - The semiconductor industry is projected to continue its self-sufficiency push, with attention on equipment, materials, wafer foundry, and IC design sectors [2][7]. - The traditional semiconductor cycle is recovering, with storage as a key indicator, suggesting a healthier supply-demand structure across the industry [2][7]. Sector Focus - Jiashi Fund identifies five key sectors for investment in 2026: manufacturing (with a focus on smart manufacturing), information technology (including next-gen mobile communications and quantum information), materials (covering advanced materials and new material innovations), energy (focusing on nuclear, hydrogen, and biomass), and space industries [3][8]. - Wanji Fund emphasizes strategic resource products in the first half of 2026, particularly those benefiting from overseas fiscal expansion and monetary easing, such as gold, silver, copper, rare earths, and minor metals [3][8]. - Traditional sectors like service consumption, building materials, chemicals, and coal are expected to see improvements due to policy support and economic recovery [3][8]. Aggressive Sector Outlook - Zhongjia Fund maintains a focus on technology, particularly AI, as a key area for both short-term performance and long-term narratives [4][9]. - The lithium battery sector is viewed as at the bottom of its cycle, with potential for a reversal in 2026, particularly in the electrolyte segment [4][9]. - The commercial aviation sector may experience short-term overheating but is expected to have long-term sustainability due to clear timelines and national support [4][9].