成长稳健组合年内满仓上涨62.19%

Core Viewpoint - The report tracks the performance of various active quantitative strategies, highlighting their absolute and relative returns against benchmarks, specifically focusing on the "Excellent Fund Performance Enhancement Portfolio," "Super Expected Selection Portfolio," "Brokerage Golden Stock Performance Enhancement Portfolio," and "Growth Stability Portfolio" [2][3][5]. Group 1: Performance Overview - The "Excellent Fund Performance Enhancement Portfolio" achieved an absolute return of -0.98% this week and a year-to-date return of 29.30%, with a relative excess return of 0.54% against the mixed equity fund index [1][9]. - The "Super Expected Selection Portfolio" recorded an absolute return of 0.22% this week and 47.41% year-to-date, outperforming the mixed equity fund index by 1.74% [1][17]. - The "Brokerage Golden Stock Performance Enhancement Portfolio" had an absolute return of -1.51% this week and 34.07% year-to-date, with a slight excess return of 0.01% against the mixed equity fund index [1][18]. - The "Growth Stability Portfolio" posted an absolute return of -0.08% this week and 54.84% year-to-date, outperforming the mixed equity fund index by 1.44% [1][28]. Group 2: Strategy Summaries - The "Excellent Fund Performance Enhancement Portfolio" aims to benchmark against the median return of public active equity funds, utilizing quantitative methods to enhance performance based on the holdings of top-performing funds [5][32]. - The "Super Expected Selection Portfolio" selects stocks based on positive earnings surprises and analyst upgrades, focusing on both fundamental and technical criteria to build a robust portfolio [11][39]. - The "Brokerage Golden Stock Performance Enhancement Portfolio" leverages the brokerage golden stock pool, optimizing the selection to maintain alignment with the performance of public equity funds [14][43]. - The "Growth Stability Portfolio" employs a two-dimensional evaluation system for growth stocks, prioritizing those with upcoming earnings announcements to capture potential excess returns [21][47].