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Group 1 - The core narrative for fund managers this year has been embracing technology, which has been key to achieving high returns, despite the looming risk of high valuations [1][3] - Active equity funds have seen their best performance in three years, with the top-performing fund achieving a return of 194.49% in the first three quarters, and over 900 active equity products seeing returns above 50% [3][4] - There is a cautious shift among some active equity funds towards a more defensive strategy, as high valuations in technology and healthcare sectors may lead to a loss of confidence in concentrated holdings [3][4] Group 2 - Despite the focus on technology and healthcare, consumer stocks remain uncertain, with fund managers showing restraint in increasing their positions in this sector [5][6] - Economic indicators suggest that consumer demand is still contracting rather than expanding, with weak employment affecting income and consumption willingness [6][7] - The current consumer market is still in an adjustment phase, with real estate sector weaknesses further dragging down domestic demand [7] Group 3 - Fund managers are increasingly looking at resource stocks that align with the technology narrative while avoiding the high valuations of tech stocks [8][9] - Energy stocks are being viewed as a complementary investment to technology, with the rationale that without fossil fuels, high-tech advancements cannot exist [8][10] - The demand for small metals, particularly rare earths, is expected to grow due to their applications in high-performance sectors like electric vehicles, which may lead to price increases and improved profitability for leading companies [9][10]