公募基金2026上半年投资策略：（可公开）以盈利为帆，配置下一轮阿尔法

Group 1 - The report highlights that the overall performance of the fund market has been positive this year, with all types of fund indices recording positive returns, particularly equity funds, which have outperformed [3][8]. - Active investment strategies have outperformed passive strategies by approximately 3%, marking the first year of excess returns for active funds after three years of relative underperformance [3][8]. - The rapid growth of passive stock index funds has been noted, with their scale surpassing that of active equity funds, indicating a significant shift towards passive investment strategies [13][14]. Group 2 - The report emphasizes that the main line of equity market allocation is driven by abundant liquidity, which has led to valuation expansion in the stock market, but profitability improvements will ultimately determine the sustainability of the market rally [24][27]. - The report suggests that the "going abroad" strategy is essential for companies seeking new revenue and profit sources during the transition from old to new economic drivers, especially in the context of trade friction [24][38]. - Companies with core technological advantages, overseas brand channels, and supply chain capabilities are expected to experience rapid growth, making them attractive targets for equity fund allocation [24][54]. Group 3 - The report outlines that the investment direction for equity funds is clear, focusing on a "bottom-up" stock selection approach rather than a "top-down" industry selection [66]. - Active equity funds should prioritize fund managers' stock-picking abilities and avoid products that significantly deviate from performance benchmarks [69]. - The report provides specific recommendations for ETF fund allocations in sectors with overseas advantages, such as non-ferrous metals, lithium batteries, telecommunications, new consumption, and innovative pharmaceuticals [71][73]. Group 4 - The report indicates that the current valuation levels of major indices are at historical highs, suggesting that many industry theme indices are overvalued despite potential future earnings growth [19][23]. - The report notes that the technology sector has shown strong revenue and profit growth, particularly in the context of the new economy driven by "new industries, new formats, and new businesses" [29][33]. - The report highlights that the "going abroad" strategy has become a necessary option for companies, with those possessing strong technological advantages and global supply chain capabilities expected to thrive [54][56].