高盛交易台-中与9月相比有何不同？上限更高

Investment Rating - The report indicates a positive outlook for the AI application layer, suggesting a shift in focus from hardware to software and services, with China having the highest exposure in this area [4][5][6]. Core Insights - The recent AI run in China is expected to significantly enhance productivity, with one client projecting a doubling of productivity by year-end due to AI cost reductions of up to 90% [2][3][12]. - The report highlights the strong performance of small-cap stocks (CSI 1000) compared to large-cap stocks (CSI 300), with a post-Chinese New Year increase of 3% and a 7% rise from trough to peak [10][11]. - There is an anticipated continuation of foreign inflows into Hong Kong large-cap stocks, driven by familiarity and the AI application focus [10][11]. Summary by Sections Market Insights - The market has shown resilience post-Chinese New Year, with no panic selling observed, and dips being bought [2][3]. - The AI application layer is becoming increasingly important, with China leading in soft tech exposure at 37% earnings and 32% market cap [4][5]. Earnings Contribution - China is expected to see more earnings contributions from AI applications, outperforming other regions [6]. Trading Trends - The report discusses the potential for continued trends in small-cap versus large-cap stocks, with historical seasonality suggesting strong performance through February [10][11]. - The report also notes a skewed chance for the H-share market to continue its trend due to foreign inflows and low foreign net positions [10][11]. Future Outlook - The upcoming two sessions are expected to have less impact on market decisions during the AI run, with a low likelihood of significant fiscal packages [18]. - There is speculation about potential RRR cuts post-two sessions, particularly in relation to tariff announcements [19]. Position Check - Despite recent inflows, positions remain low historically, indicating potential for further upside in A-share inflows [20][22].