T链、达链、O链轮番反弹！基金经理如何捕捉新时代机遇？

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the emergence of leading companies in various sectors, such as Tesla, Apple, Nvidia, and OpenAI, which are significantly influencing global industrial patterns and capital markets. The A-share market's investment themes are closely tied to these global giants, creating investment opportunities in related sectors like AI, consumer electronics, and humanoid robotics [1][2]. Group 1: AI and Consumer Electronics - OpenAI's strategic partnership with domestic companies to develop consumer-grade AI devices has strengthened the consumer electronics sector, leading to significant stock price increases for companies labeled as part of the "O-chain" [2]. - Companies within the "fruit chain" (Apple's supply chain) have seen their stock prices surge due to the collaboration with OpenAI, with one leading company experiencing nearly a 100% increase in stock price over three months [2]. - Industrial Fulian, a key player in the "fruit chain," has benefited from its deep integration with both Apple and Nvidia, resulting in a stock price increase of over 200% this year and entering the trillion-yuan market cap club [2][4]. Group 2: Humanoid Robotics - Companies in the humanoid robotics sector, particularly those previously supplying Tesla's electric vehicles (referred to as "T-chain"), are expected to rapidly enter Tesla's humanoid robot business, significantly expanding their growth potential [3]. - The T-chain, along with the "D-chain" (related to Nvidia), has seen remarkable stock price increases, with many stocks doubling in value this year [4]. Group 3: Investment Strategies - Fund managers are focusing on companies closely tied to industry leaders, leveraging stable order performance and increasing R&D investments to capture new orders and opportunities [4][6]. - The article highlights that successful fund managers are not merely following trends but are employing systematic analysis and portfolio management to balance returns and risks [10]. - The core investment framework established by fund managers revolves around the "leading companies driving the industry chain," emphasizing the importance of companies with real growth support and performance delivery capabilities [14][15].