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Core Viewpoint - The pharmaceutical sector is undergoing a significant adjustment, with the number of funds doubling in value sharply decreasing within the month. As of November 23, no pharmaceutical funds have achieved over 100% returns this year, contrasting with six funds that did so just three months prior [3][5]. Group 1: Market Performance - As of November 23, 54 out of 116 pharmaceutical-related funds have declined over 10% since September, with the largest drop being nearly 20% for Shenwan Lingxin Pharmaceutical Pioneer [5]. - All 48 innovative drug-themed funds have recorded declines since September, with 30 funds experiencing drops exceeding 10%. The largest decline was 17% for the Huabao Hang Seng Hong Kong Stock Connect Innovative Drug Selected ETF [5][6]. - Newly established funds have shown even more pronounced declines, with Longcheng Hong Kong Stock Healthcare Selected A and Huafu Medical Innovation A losing 13% and 20%, respectively [5]. Group 2: Investment Insights - The pharmaceutical sector's adjustment is seen as nearing its end, with analysts suggesting that funds may return to focus on innovative drug sectors following the third-quarter report disclosures [8]. - Investment in the pharmaceutical sector should align with broader industry trends, favoring high-quality companies without significant weaknesses for long-term investment [6]. - The Chinese innovative drug industry is in a critical transition from "R&D investment phase" to "value realization phase," with a notable increase in the approval of innovative drugs and medical devices during the 14th Five-Year Plan [9]. Group 3: Growth Potential - China's biopharmaceutical market has become the second largest globally, with approximately 30% of the world's innovative drugs under development [9]. - The sales revenue from innovative drugs is growing rapidly, with companies like Heng Rui Pharmaceutical reporting 9.561 billion yuan in innovative drug sales, accounting for 60.66% of total revenue [9]. - The penetration rate of domestic medical devices has increased significantly, from less than 3% in 2017 to 20%-30% currently, indicating a strong commercial progress [9].