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Group 1 - The report discusses the volatility in the capital markets, particularly in precious metals and colored metals, highlighting that gold prices have surged nearly 30% in January, leading to increased volatility [2][10][11] - The report emphasizes the contradiction between asset pricing and positioning, noting that despite gold's price increase, the volatility has also escalated, raising questions about the rationale for investing in such volatile assets for hedging purposes [11][12] - The report identifies that the characteristics of 30-year government bonds have changed, with a significant drop in yield and increased volatility, indicating a loss of the "fixed income" nature of these assets [15][18] Group 2 - The report outlines that convertible bonds have become a leveraged asset, with their leverage stemming from the underlying equity assets and the specific investment restrictions of "fixed income+" products [3][21][25] - It highlights that the short-term impact on convertible bonds is influenced by equity market trends, strong redemption clauses, and opportunity costs, suggesting that if the equity market remains bullish, there is no strong reason to be bearish on convertible bonds [4][27] - The report recommends focusing on convertible bonds with high equity characteristics and no strong redemption expectations, as well as those with moderate pricing and positive fundamental changes [5][31][32] Group 3 - The report suggests a defensive approach by including convertible bonds with solid cash flow and low premium rates, as well as those in the chemical sector, which may benefit from upcoming demand [35][36][37] - It identifies specific convertible bonds to watch, including Daotong Convertible Bond, Zhoubang Convertible Bond, and Liugong Convertible Bond for high equity characteristics, and Yong 22 Convertible Bond and Southeast Convertible Bond for moderate pricing with positive changes [31][32][33]