Haitong Securities International·2026-02-01 23:30Investment Focus - The report emphasizes a balanced allocation between technology and value sectors, focusing on market structure rather than short-term index fluctuations [1][11] - Recent market movements show a stronger rebound in value sectors compared to high-tech, with increased expectations for policies supporting the real estate sector [1][12] - Rising commodity prices and stabilization in certain product prices are aiding valuation recovery in undervalued sectors like real estate and baijiu [1][12] Market Outlook - The report anticipates stabilization and upward movement in Chinese equities (A-shares and Hong Kong stocks) leading into the Lunar New Year, driven by domestic fundamentals and liquidity conditions [2][13] - A series of political and economic catalysts, including local and national meetings and the rollout of the 15th Five-Year Plan, are expected to enhance market sentiment [2][13] Investment Strategy - The report suggests positioning for the Lunar New Year "red packet" rally by focusing on industries benefiting from holiday effects and macroeconomic catalysts [2][14] - Key areas of focus include AI applications, high-quality tech manufacturing, and future industries such as defense and domestic chip production [2][14] Sector Analysis - Non-bank financials, particularly brokers and insurers, are expected to recover from previous outflows due to their strong fundamentals [3][19] - The holiday consumption chain, including sectors like gaming, food and beverage, and travel, is highlighted as a potential growth area [3][19] - Hong Kong dividend assets with earnings leverage, such as real estate and chemicals, are also noted for their potential upside following policy support [3][19] Liquidity Data - A-share ETF flows show a divergence, with broad-based ETFs experiencing significant outflows while sector-specific ETFs saw inflows, particularly in metals and chemicals [4][16] - In Hong Kong, short-selling activity has returned to historical averages, with notable inflows into energy and property sectors [5][17]