策略周报:“春躁”行情面临短期压力-20260118
Bank of China Securities·2026-01-18 09:18

Core Insights - The "Spring Rally" is facing short-term pressure, primarily due to a complex overseas macro environment, increased uncertainty in U.S. monetary policy, and domestic regulatory measures aimed at stabilizing the market [3][12][13] - The market sentiment is optimistic but cautious, with high equity risk premium (ERP) indicators suggesting that valuations are at a critical threshold [3][21][22] - The AI application sector is expected to continue its momentum, driven by macro liquidity, industry trends, and performance validation [3][37][39] Market Overview - The A-share market has experienced a rapid rise, but accumulated profit-taking and previous high valuations are creating resistance, necessitating a period of consolidation [12][13] - The market is currently in a phase of digestion and waiting for new catalysts, with a focus on managing trends and expectations along the "2X" line [23][37] Industry and Sector Performance - The computer and media sectors have benefited from AI application concepts, while the defense and military sectors have lagged due to cooling interest in commercial aerospace [31][34] - Semiconductor stocks are expected to benefit from strong performance in companies like TSMC, which reported a revenue of $33.67 billion, a 25.5% year-on-year increase, driven by AI chip demand [44] - The recent quarterly reports indicate a significant recovery in AI application revenue growth, with notable increases in sectors such as "AI + entertainment," "AI + office," and "AI + gaming" [42][44] Fund Flow and Investment Trends - Recent data shows a net outflow of 82.78 billion yuan from the A-share market, with significant inflows into the computer, electronics, and media sectors [46][47] - The stock market has seen a substantial net redemption of 114.83 billion yuan in equity ETFs, marking the largest weekly redemption in 13 months [46][50] - Structural adjustments in the stock market indicate a shift towards resource sectors and high-end manufacturing, with foreign capital increasing positions in new energy and semiconductor stocks [46][48]