11月转债投资策略与关注个券：相对收益空间的可能性和潜在估值风险

Group 1 - The report indicates that the equity market continued to experience high volatility in October, with convertible bonds showing relative strength due to their structural advantages [5][6][37] - The convertible bond index recorded a monthly return of -0.57%, slightly underperforming the CSI Convertible Bond Index and the equal-weighted index, but still maintaining excess returns year-to-date [6][37] - There is a potential shift in market style, with small-cap indices showing declining trading volume since August, suggesting a possible emergence of relative return advantages for small-cap styles in November [16][37] Group 2 - The report highlights that despite the presence of parity-driven logic in the convertible bond market, potential valuation risks remain a significant concern, with high valuation levels indicating increasing vulnerability [16][37] - The report suggests that the overall strategy for November should focus on relative returns, as convertible bonds may benefit from the potential style advantages in the equity market, although high overall valuations pose risks [37] - The report outlines changes in the monthly selection strategy, emphasizing a shift away from high-odds strategies and focusing on low-price enhancement and active selection strategies [39][40][41] Group 3 - Specific convertible bonds to focus on in November include Southeast Convertible Bond, China Special Convertible Bond, and Jinko Convertible Bond under the low-price enhancement strategy [40] - For the active selection strategy, recommended bonds include Shouhua Convertible Bond, Xinhua Convertible Bond, and Tianneng Convertible Bond, emphasizing stability in the underlying stock's fundamentals and price trends [41][42]