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Group 1 - The core viewpoint indicates that the equity market has experienced increased volatility, with A-shares rising and then falling sharply, primarily due to the high-level pullback of previously popular sectors such as telecommunications and chips [2][9]. - The market sentiment has turned cautious after a period of continuous gains, leading to a short-term adjustment phase, which is seen as a natural response given the lack of significant positive news and the end of the mid-year earnings disclosure period [2][9]. - The report emphasizes that despite the volatility in the equity market, the bond market has not shown significant upward movement, indicating a continued preference for equities among investors [2][9]. Group 2 - The report highlights that the A-share market is currently undergoing a short-term adjustment, but strong logical sectors, particularly in technology, remain the main focus for medium to long-term investment [3][12]. - It notes that while popular sectors are experiencing pullbacks, the internal rotation within the technology sector continues, with low-valuation sectors not receiving much attention, leading to a "follow the decline, not the rise" phenomenon [3][12]. - The report suggests maintaining attention on previously popular sectors while avoiding chasing high prices, and recommends a "barbell strategy" for investment, focusing on both offensive and defensive positions [3][14]. Group 3 - The bond market has seen a slight recovery, but the overall performance remains weak, with limited capital inflow and a tendency to maintain a weak oscillation trend [5][35]. - The report advises that while the bond market may not show significant performance, it is advisable to consider short-term bonds as a strategy to mitigate the high volatility in the equity market [5][35]. Group 4 - The commodity market is characterized by ongoing fluctuations, with gold leading the way among precious metals, while oil and other metals have not shown strong trends [6][43]. - The report indicates that gold remains a key focus for future investment, particularly as it continues to be a reserve asset for central banks, and highlights the importance of monitoring the potential recovery of metal categories in the context of market dynamics [6][43]. - It recommends maintaining positions in gold in the short term while adopting a wait-and-see approach for the medium to long term [7][46].