如何看待年底成长主线反弹的持续性?
Xinda Securities·2025-12-14 08:30

Group 1 - The report indicates a rebound in growth style driven by positive changes in liquidity and industrial catalysts, including the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut and the lifting of restrictions on H200 chip exports to China [2][10] - The AI industry is in a phase of rapid evolution, with infrastructure scaling up and application scenarios being implemented, leading investors to believe that technology growth may remain a key theme in the current bull market [2][10] - The report suggests that the growth sector may still be in a high-level oscillation phase, with various factors such as the uncertainty of the Fed's rate cut schedule and adjustments in overseas tech stocks potentially limiting the rebound space for the tech sector [2][10] Group 2 - The report highlights that during the year-end transition period, growth stocks typically benefit from ample liquidity, and the current macroeconomic expectations are weak, which may create a favorable environment for growth stock rebounds [3][11] - It is assumed that the current phase is still early in the growth stock bull market, with expectations of a second wave of accelerated growth driven by incremental capital in the later stages of the bull market [3][14] - The report emphasizes that high-quality segments within the growth stocks may offer better allocation value, with specific attention to sectors like consumer electronics, gaming, and renewable energy [3][26] Group 3 - The report provides a historical performance analysis of major sectors during year-end transitions, indicating that growth stocks generally outperform other sectors [11][12] - It notes that the internal rotation and expansion of growth stocks are likely to continue, with significant changes in leading sectors and fund holdings compared to previous bull market phases [21][24] - The report suggests that the valuation of growth stocks is generally not low, and high-cost performance segments may present better investment opportunities moving forward [3][26]