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Core Viewpoint - The recent recovery of the Shanghai Composite Index to 4000 points is primarily driven by the restoration of confidence in the capital market, supported by favorable policies and events that have encouraged increased investment from residents [1][2]. Market Performance - As of November 3, the Shanghai Composite Index has seen an annual increase of nearly 19%, marking six consecutive months of gains. The metals sector, particularly non-ferrous metals, has emerged as the biggest winner with a 73.77% increase [2]. - The sub-sector index, the CSI Industrial Non-Ferrous Metals Theme Index, has outperformed the broader index with a year-to-date increase of 74.57%. The corresponding ETF, the Wan Jia CSI Industrial Non-Ferrous Metals Theme ETF, has surged by 78.08%, with its scale exceeding 5.5 billion, a nearly 15-fold increase from the previous year [2][3]. ETF Development - The Industrial Non-Ferrous ETF, launched in February 2023, focuses solely on industrial metals, avoiding the distractions of energy and precious metals. This focus aligns with macroeconomic trends and manufacturing demand, making it a valuable tool for both retail and institutional investors [3][4]. - The ETF's revised index has achieved an impressive year-to-date increase of 81.73% and a rolling P/E ratio of 20.02, lower than the broader non-ferrous metals index [4]. Market Trends - The ETF has shown resilience during market fluctuations, with a smaller adjustment compared to other indices during high volatility periods. It has attracted significant capital inflow, indicating strong recognition from both retail and institutional investors [5]. - The long-term outlook for the industrial non-ferrous metals sector is positive, supported by anticipated interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and a recovery in domestic demand for metals in construction and infrastructure [5]. Market Differentiation - The ETF market is experiencing structural differentiation, with a notable contrast between the stagnation of broad-based ETFs and the growth of niche ETFs like the Industrial Non-Ferrous ETF. This indicates a mismatch in supply and demand, as many institutions focus on broad strategies while neglecting specific investor needs [6][7]. - Wan Jia Fund has identified three market gaps: the lack of precise coverage for small-cap stocks, the absence of stable cash flow products, and the opportunity in Hong Kong stocks. The company has successfully launched products addressing these gaps, such as the first National 2000 ETF and a monthly dividend ETF [7][8]. Product Innovation - Wan Jia Fund's approach emphasizes "boutique" strategies, focusing on value rather than competing in crowded markets. This strategy has led to the development of a diverse ETF matrix covering various investment styles and themes [9]. - The success of these products is attributed to a systematic support structure, including a skilled team, effective technology, and a culture of diligence and responsibility [10][11]. Conclusion - The emergence of boutique ETFs reflects a shift from supply-driven to demand-driven strategies, highlighting the importance of precise matching of investment tools to investor needs. This trend suggests that in a competitive market, focusing on niche opportunities can yield better results than broad approaches [12].