热点不断，新高不已

Market Commentary - On August 25, the market experienced a significant surge, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising by 1.51% and the ChiNext Index increasing by 3.00%, both reaching new highs in this market cycle. The total trading volume for the A-share market was 3.18 trillion, an increase of over 23% from the previous day's 2.58 trillion, marking the second-highest trading volume in A-share history, only behind October 8, 2024 [1] - All sectors saw gains, but the performance varied significantly, with telecommunications (4.85%), non-ferrous metals (4.63%), and real estate (3.32%) leading the charge [1] - The bullish market environment, combined with strong sector-specific catalysts, has led to a substantial release of market and sectoral upward elasticity. Key drivers included Nvidia's launch of the Spectrum-XGS Ethernet and DeepSeek's release of version 3.1, which boosted expectations for computing power performance [1] - The Federal Reserve's easing interest rate expectations have led to significant increases in precious and industrial metals. The announcement of the "Interim Measures for Total Quantity Control of Rare Earth Mining and Smelting Separation" has also driven up rare earth permanent magnets [1] Real Estate Sector - On August 25, Shanghai issued a notice to optimize and adjust real estate policies, including changes to housing purchase restrictions, public housing loan limits, and mortgage interest rate pricing mechanisms. This catalyzed a significant rise in the real estate sector [2] Bull Market Dynamics - The current bull market is supported by strong internal drivers, with steady increases since early April. The core support stems from heightened attention from decision-makers towards the capital market, improved micro liquidity, and continuous market hotspots [3][5] - The focus should be on sectors with the highest upward elasticity, particularly in growth technology and performance-supported areas. The three main lines of investment include high-elasticity growth technology (AI, computing power, robotics, military industry), sectors with strong performance support (rare earth permanent magnets, precious metals, engineering machinery), and the real estate sector, which is expected to continue its valuation recovery [5][6]