类权益周报：牛市更需一点从容-20250921

Group 1 - The report highlights that from September 15 to 19, the equity market showed a decline after a period of strength, with the Wande All A index closing at 6209.37, down 0.18% from September 12, while the China Convertible Bond index fell by 1.55, indicating a continued state of valuation retreat [1][9]. - Despite increased market volatility in September, there is a persistent inflow of funds into thematic ETFs, suggesting that investors are not abandoning thematic pursuits but are instead looking for new opportunities to capitalize on [1][16]. - The report notes that low-priced stocks have shown significant excess returns in September, which some investors associate with a potential end to the bull market; however, the report argues that this strength may be linked to retail investor participation and market style shifts rather than signaling a market downturn [2][54]. Group 2 - The report discusses the reasons behind the excess returns of low-priced stocks, including the influence of small investors who find it easier to invest in low-priced stocks due to minimum trading unit restrictions, which limits their ability to purchase high-priced stocks [2][43]. - It is noted that low-priced stocks often follow a pattern of rallying after small-cap stocks during liquidity-driven bull markets, as seen in previous cycles from 2014 to 2015 [2][46]. - The convertible bond market has faced increased trading difficulties following sharp price fluctuations, with valuation compression observed, leading to a challenging investment environment [3][59].