Group 1: Market Overview - The announcement of the US "reciprocal tariff" policy led to volatility in major Chinese stock indices in April, with A-shares experiencing a smaller decline compared to Hong Kong stocks, indicating a more stable performance under rising external risks [1][7] - The current valuation of the Chinese market, particularly Hong Kong stocks, has returned to a low level, suggesting limited further downside unless extreme events occur [1][7][20] - The focus of the market is expected to shift from external factors to domestic policies, with China having ample policy reserves to address uncertainties in the external environment [1][8] Group 2: Profit Growth and Risks - The ongoing tariff war poses risks for corporate profit adjustments, with analysts revising down profit growth expectations for major indices, including MSCI China Index and Hang Seng Index [33][34] - The expected profit growth for the MSCI China Index in 2025 is now 5.6%, while the Hang Seng Index is projected at 3.2% [35][33] - Despite the downward pressure on profits, recent policy stimuli are beginning to show effects, which may help improve corporate profit growth in the first half of the year [34][33] Group 3: Fund Flows - Foreign capital has turned to net outflows from the mainland market, with a recorded outflow of 30.49 billion into the Chinese stock market, reversing the previous outflow trend [49][45] - Hong Kong stocks have attracted approximately $3.05 billion in foreign net inflows, indicating a continued preference for this market despite global trade tensions [45][52] Group 4: Investment Strategy - The report suggests increasing the weight of dividend-paying stocks in the portfolio to provide stable cash flow and mitigate market volatility during uncertain times [1][8] - The investment theme focuses on a "technology + consumption" dual-drive strategy, with the Hong Kong IPO market showing significant activity, raising nearly HKD 20 billion, which is over six times that of the same period last year [1][57] - The trend of dual listings in both A-shares and H-shares, along with the return of US-listed Chinese companies to Hong Kong, is expected to become a new trend in the IPO market [1][57] Group 5: Sector Rotation and Recommendations - Defensive sectors such as telecommunications are recommended for short-term allocation due to their stable fundamentals and strong cash flow [61] - The technology sector has shown strong momentum, while consumer sectors are expected to experience valuation recovery opportunities [61][62] - Long-term focus should be on industries driving China's future economic growth, including advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence, and renewable energy [61]
月度市场策略：危机中的新机遇-20250430
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