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Core Viewpoint - The innovative drug sector has experienced significant fluctuations, with recent adjustments raising questions about whether it is at a peak or still a primary growth line for the market [3][23]. Group 1: Market Performance and Adjustments - The Hong Kong innovative drug ETF saw declines of 3.05% and 1.33% on August 7 and 8, respectively, driven by multiple negative factors including disappointing mid-term earnings from some pharmaceutical companies and potential tariffs on imported drugs by Trump [4][10]. - Notable declines were observed in companies like Lee Ka Shing's Hutchison Whampoa, which saw its stock drop over 15% following a report of a 9.16% year-on-year revenue decline, despite a significant profit increase due to asset sales [5][7]. - The overall innovative drug sector has seen substantial gains this year, with many stocks doubling in value, leading to profit-taking and subsequent market corrections [10][12]. Group 2: Fund Management and Investment Strategies - The China Europe Medical Innovation Fund, managed by prominent fund manager Guo Lan, announced a purchase limit effective August 11, citing the need to ensure stable fund operations and protect investor interests [20][22]. - The fund has achieved a return of 62.28% this year and 80.12% over the past year, with its top ten holdings all in the innovative drug sector, reflecting strong performance across the board [22]. - Guo Lan remains optimistic about the innovative drug sector, highlighting the increasing global competitiveness of domestic companies and supportive domestic policies that enhance research and development [22]. Group 3: Diverging Opinions on Future Trends - Discussions among investors have intensified regarding whether the current innovative drug market is at a peak or if it will continue to grow, with some likening it to the real estate boom of 2005 [23][24]. - Some analysts argue that the current market dynamics are driven by fundamental improvements rather than speculative bubbles, suggesting a shift from broad market gains to selective stock performance [25][26]. - Caution is advised by several fund managers, who note that while the innovative drug sector has long-term potential, recent price increases may lead to inevitable corrections and volatility [26].