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Core Viewpoint - The surge in the A-share AI application sector has led to a significant increase in the popularity of AI-focused mutual funds, prompting concerns about potential dilution of fund returns due to large inflows of capital [1][2][3] Fund Performance and Market Reaction - On January 12, the A-share AI application sector experienced a notable rise, with 14 actively managed equity funds achieving returns exceeding 10% in a single day, and 37 funds returning over 8% [2] - The performance of the Debon Stable Growth fund was under scrutiny as its A-class shares returned only around 8% despite its top ten holdings rising by 10%-20% [2][3] Fund Subscription Limits - In response to the influx of capital, Debon Fund announced a reduction in subscription limits for its A and C class shares from 10 million and 1 million to 100,000 and 10,000 respectively, effective January 14 [1][3] - This decision was made to protect existing shareholders and maintain the stability of fund operations [3][4] Industry Trends - The rise of tool-based investment strategies in the A-share market has led some public fund companies to explore actively managed equity funds that can outperform index products [4][5] - These "tool-type" funds are characterized by clear labels and high elasticity, appealing to investors seeking high returns [5][6] Risks and Challenges - The rapid influx of funds can dilute existing shareholders' returns and complicate fund management, as seen in previous market cycles [5][6] - The concentration of investments in emerging sectors increases the risk of significant losses if market conditions change, as these sectors often have high uncertainty [6][7]