策略周报：疫情结束的信号出现了吗？
Guoxin Securities·2026-01-24 10:50

Market Overview - Recent broad-based ETFs have seen significant redemptions, with a total net redemption exceeding 500 billion yuan since mid-January, including 325.9 billion yuan linked to the CSI 300 index ETF and 81.9 billion yuan linked to the CSI 1000 index ETF[1] - The average daily trading volume in the A-share market has decreased from 4 trillion yuan on January 14 to 2.8 trillion yuan, with a slight recovery to 3.1 trillion yuan on the last Friday[1] Signals of Market Correction - Historical signals indicating the end of spring rallies often include substantial policy tightening, external shocks, and deteriorating fundamentals[2] - Notable past instances include the May 2007 increase in stamp duty from 0.1% to 0.3%, which marked the end of that year's rally, and the March 2017 regulatory tightening on bank "entrusted" business[2] Current Policy Environment - The current policy aims to support market stability, with liquidity remaining relatively abundant despite recent tightening measures, such as raising the minimum margin requirement from 80% to 100%[3] - Industry and thematic ETFs continue to see positive subscriptions, with over 50 billion yuan in net subscriptions this week, indicating ongoing investor interest[3] Future Market Outlook - The spring rally is not yet concluded, with potential for further upward movement as the current market environment is still conducive to growth, despite short-term fluctuations[3] - The maximum index increase during historical spring rallies typically exceeds 20%, while the current rally has only achieved a maximum increase of 9.8% since December 17, indicating room for growth[3] Investment Strategy - The technology sector, particularly driven by AI applications, remains a key focus for investment, with recommendations to explore specific sub-sectors benefiting from AI implementation[3] - Value sectors, such as real estate and certain resource commodities, also present potential investment opportunities, alongside a short-term focus on service consumption[3]