Zhi Tong Cai Jing·2026-01-23 06:23Core Viewpoint - The report highlights the strategic adjustments made by Xingquan Fund in its mixed securities investment fund, focusing on increasing positions in semiconductor-related stocks and emphasizing the potential of domestic storage manufacturers ahead of their anticipated IPOs in 2026 [1][3]. Group 1: Fund Performance - Xingquan He Run Mixed A achieved a profit of approximately 1.858 billion yuan, with a net loss of about 974 million yuan during the reporting period, resulting in a net asset value of approximately 21.688 billion yuan and a net asset value per share of 2.0802 yuan [2]. - Xingquan He Run Mixed C reported a profit of around 7.4413 million yuan, with a net loss of about 172.69 thousand yuan, leading to a net asset value of approximately 135 million yuan and a net asset value per share of 2.0717 yuan [2]. - The net asset value growth rate for Xingquan He Run Mixed A was -3.81%, while the benchmark return for the same period was -0.13% [2]. Group 2: Market Insights - The fourth quarter saw increased market volatility, with indices entering a fluctuating trend, yet opportunities remained abundant, particularly around AI-related sectors [2][3]. - The overseas computing power sector, exemplified by optical modules, continued to reach new highs due to increased orders from major clients and advancements in new technologies [2]. - Domestic supply chain leaders in optical modules and PCB are gaining greater influence on the international stage, while breakthroughs are being made in liquid cooling and power supply sectors [2][3]. Group 3: Investment Strategy - The fund maintained a high position during the reporting period and plans to continue tracking changes in core competitiveness over a longer cycle, aiming to uncover investment opportunities arising from technological transformations and sectoral reversals [3]. - The domestic semiconductor industry is experiencing heightened activity, particularly with the anticipated IPOs of domestic storage manufacturers in 2026, making domestic semiconductor equipment and consumables a focal point for investment [3].