［11月21日］指数估值数据(全球资产大跌，A股回到4.4星；港股指数估值表更新；抽奖福利）

Market Overview - The market has experienced a significant decline, returning to a rating of 4.4 stars [1] - The CSI All Share Index has reverted to its early September levels [2] - All market caps have seen declines, with small-cap stocks experiencing the largest drop [3] - Value style stocks have declined less than growth style stocks, which have shown greater volatility [4] - The ChiNext Index has dropped over 4% [5] - Hong Kong stocks have also shown volatility, with technology stocks down 3% [6][7] Global Market Dynamics - The Nasdaq opened up 2% but closed down 2%, with intraday adjustments of 4-5% [10][11] - The Nasdaq had reached overvalued levels recently, marking the first instance of overvaluation this year, followed by an 8% correction [12][13] - Global market fluctuations have been influenced by the volatility in US stocks, with South Korean stocks down over 3% and Japanese stocks down over 2% [14][15] - A-shares have shown relatively smaller fluctuations compared to global markets [16] Asset Class Performance - Recently, both gold and bonds have also seen declines, with gold down 7.5% from its recent peak [17][18] - The recent downturn in the stock market has not led to a typical safe-haven performance from bonds or gold, indicating a simultaneous decline across asset classes, a rare occurrence [20][21] - This situation is often associated with liquidity crises, similar to events in 2013 and early 2020 [22][23] Federal Reserve Outlook - The company anticipates further interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, as the current dollar interest rates remain high [25] - The total scale of US national debt has reached $38 trillion, with annual interest expenses exceeding $1 trillion [26] - The pressure from interest payments necessitates a reduction in rates and refinancing [27] - There may be several months to half a year between rate cuts [29] - If the Fed does not cut rates in December, there may be concerns about liquidity in the following months [32][34] Market Liquidity and Volatility - The current liquidity tightness is unusual, as typically one asset class would rise while others fall [35] - In times of liquidity crises, investors tend to sell long-term risk assets for short-term liquidity, increasing correlations among asset classes [39][40] - Small-cap stocks, growth stocks, and cryptocurrencies are particularly sensitive to liquidity conditions [41] - The ChiNext Index saw a significant rise of over 50% in Q3, followed by a correction of over 15% in Q4 [43][44] - The company has adjusted its portfolio to reduce volatility by taking profits from overvalued growth stocks [45] Future Market Expectations - Investors should not be overly concerned about the current liquidity tightness, as it typically lasts a few weeks to a couple of months [47] - As liquidity conditions improve, different asset classes are expected to rise again [48] - The ongoing rate-cutting cycle by the Federal Reserve suggests potential buying opportunities during market dips [49]