西部证券晨会纪要-20250905

Group 1: Fund Research - The report constructs an active cycle-themed fund pool, categorizing funds into balanced cycle funds and single-track cycle funds based on their allocation to cyclical industries [5][6][7] - Recommended funds include Dachen Industry Trend, HSBC Jintrust Small Cap, and Qianhai Kaiyuan Hong Kong-Shanghai Core Resources [5][7] - The report highlights that the selected balanced cycle funds focus on non-ferrous metals and basic chemicals, while single-track funds target specific sectors like gas, wind power, and coal [8] Group 2: Securities Industry Analysis - The report indicates that various funds are entering the market, with insurance companies increasing their stock allocation, and public offerings showing signs of recovery [10][11] - It predicts a 48% profit growth for the securities industry in 2025, with specific recommendations for undervalued leading brokers and those with fundamental changes [11] - The report notes that the A-share liquidity index's rapid increase correlates with the median rise of brokerage stocks, suggesting further upside potential for these stocks [10][11] Group 3: Defense Industry Analysis - The report covers Zhimingda, a leading company in the embedded computing industry, forecasting net profits of 103 million, 152 million, and 201 million yuan for 2025-2027 [13][14] - It emphasizes the company's strategic positioning in the midstream market, benefiting from the increasing demand for embedded computers in military applications [14] - The report assigns a target price of 40.83 yuan for 2026, based on a 45x valuation, and gives a "buy" rating [13] Group 4: Macro Analysis - The report discusses the recent market pullback, suggesting it is a short-term adjustment rather than a significant downturn, similar to patterns observed in previous bull markets [16][17] - It highlights that the current market sentiment is influenced by profit-taking and structural adjustments, with no major negative macroeconomic changes [16][17] - The report anticipates a continuation of liquidity-driven market trends, with a shift towards a slow bull market supported by economic recovery and inflation expectations [18]