Group 1: Market Trends and Influences - Historical data indicates that fundamental factors have limited impact on breaking out of a consolidation phase and subsequent bull markets, with policy and liquidity being the core drivers[1] - In previous bull markets, key indicators such as real estate sales and corporate earnings often continued to weaken during breakout months, suggesting limited influence from fundamentals[1] - The correlation between the degree of fundamental recovery and market height during bull phases is weak, as evidenced by varying recovery rates in real estate sales and earnings growth during different bull markets[1] Group 2: Current Market Conditions - A-shares are expected to maintain a strong consolidation trend in the short term, with potential for a breakout into a bull market driven by sustained policy support and limited external risks[2] - Short-term liquidity remains loose, with significant inflows into the stock market, including over 2,600 billion yuan in financing from September to October 2024[2] - Current A-share valuations are relatively low, with the PE ratio at approximately 49.6%, indicating room for upward movement[2] Group 3: Sector Focus and Investment Strategy - Focus on technology growth, core assets, and undervalued state-owned enterprises for potential rotation opportunities in the near term[3] - Growth sectors such as general equipment and blood products show favorable valuation metrics, with expected earnings growth for 2024 projected to be above 0%[3] - If Trump is elected, both the technology and cyclical sectors may benefit, as historical data shows these sectors performed well during his previous term[3]
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Huajin Securities·2024-10-27 08:24