天风证券晨会集萃-20251104

Group 1 - The report highlights the acceleration of performance benchmark adjustments for public funds, with 79 active equity funds changing their benchmarks in 2025, compared to only 54 in 2024, indicating a better alignment with risk-return characteristics [1][24] - The report notes a shift in the distribution of active equity funds' performance deviation from benchmarks, with a decrease in funds showing significant negative deviations, reflecting a focus on generating excess returns relative to benchmarks as part of the high-quality development initiative [1][24] Group 2 - The report discusses the performance of the convertible bond market, noting a slight decline in the China Convertible Bond Index by 0.11% in October, while year-to-date, it has increased by 16.99% [3] - It emphasizes the differentiation in performance among various styles of convertible bonds, with low-priced, high yield-to-maturity, and high dividend styles outperforming others [3] - The report suggests strategies for future investment, including focusing on undervalued options, a dual low and momentum strategy, and bonds with defensive attributes [3] Group 3 - The macroeconomic environment review indicates a weak recovery in domestic demand, with strong exports and a cautious approach to policy adjustments [4][33] - The report anticipates continued positive trends in U.S. equities driven by interest rate cuts, AI developments, and improved U.S.-China relations, while cautioning against potential AI bubbles [4][33] Group 4 - The report on the semiconductor industry highlights stable market conditions in September, with strong AI-related orders and a notable increase in storage prices [7] - It projects a robust recovery in the semiconductor market, particularly in advanced packaging and testing, driven by demand from AI and automotive sectors [7] Group 5 - The agricultural sector report indicates a mixed outlook, with expectations of a recovery in the beef industry and a focus on domestic brands in the pet economy [8] - It highlights the importance of structural growth opportunities in the poultry sector, particularly in breeding and resource management [8]