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Group 1: Dividend Market Insights - The essence of the dividend market is linked to the performance of key sectors such as coal, steel, and banking, which drive absolute returns[1] - Historical performance shows that dividend assets gained both absolute and relative returns during specific periods, notably from March 2016 to January 2018 and February 2021 to June 2024[7] - The decline in dividend asset performance often correlates with the emergence of other investment opportunities in the A-share market[14] Group 2: Dividend Willingness and Industry Analysis - Following the new national policies in 2024, A-share companies are increasing their dividend payout ratios, particularly those capable of sustaining dividends[2] - Industries with enhanced dividend willingness include finance (rural commercial banks, joint-stock banks), utilities (logistics, shipping), consumer goods (white goods, leisure food, liquor), and manufacturing (commercial vehicles, lighting equipment)[2] - The overall dividend payout ratio for A-share companies is projected to decrease from approximately 35% in 2023 to about 33% in 2024, despite an increase in the number of companies paying dividends[27] Group 3: High-Quality Dividend Strategy - A modified high-quality dividend strategy has shown excess returns compared to traditional dividend strategies, with significant improvements in risk-adjusted performance metrics like the Sharpe ratio[44] - The strategy focuses on selecting stocks with low price-to-book (PB) ratios, high and stable return on equity (ROE), and strong dividend payouts[41] - Backtesting results indicate that the modified strategy yields a cumulative return of 136.75% with an annualized return of 11.31%[48] Group 4: Risk Factors - Potential risks include uncertainties in Federal Reserve policies and accelerated style rotation in equity markets[4] - The report highlights the importance of institutional behavior in driving both absolute and relative returns of dividend assets, particularly in 2024[20]