［1月12日］指数估值数据(涨到3.8星级，股基组合暂停申购；免费领好书福利）

Core Viewpoint - The market is experiencing a significant rise, with large-cap stocks slightly increasing and small-cap stocks seeing substantial gains. The current market conditions are reminiscent of the 2013-2017 bull market period, with a focus on managing investment strategies to avoid overexposure to high valuations [2][21]. Group 1: Market Performance - The market index has returned to a rating of 3.8 stars, indicating a shift towards higher valuations [1]. - The CSI 1000 index has reached a high valuation, prompting a phased profit-taking strategy starting this week [2]. - The CSI 500 and other mid-cap indices have also seen significant increases, with valuations approaching high levels [2]. Group 2: Investment Strategy - Active selection strategies are implementing profit-taking measures on overvalued assets, with automatic adjustments to portfolios to protect investors from chasing high prices [2]. - The recent surge in stock fund subscriptions has reached levels reminiscent of the early 2021 bull market, with daily subscriptions hitting 50-100 billion [2]. - The active selection and index enhancement strategies have temporarily closed subscription channels to prevent investors from buying at inflated prices, with plans to reopen once valuations reach 4-5 stars [2]. Group 3: Historical Comparison - The current market cycle is compared to the 2013-2017 period, where initial declines in corporate earnings led to a prolonged bear market, followed by a recovery driven by liquidity and interest rate cuts [21][22]. - The first wave of the previous bull market was led by securities, while subsequent waves favored small-cap and growth stocks, similar to current trends [23][24]. - The financing leverage in the market has reached recent highs, with an increasing number of retail investors engaging in margin trading [26][27]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The potential for a third wave of a bull market, similar to 2016-2017, depends on the recovery of corporate earnings growth [34][35]. - The small-cap bull market is primarily driven by liquidity, while large-cap stocks require a fundamental recovery in earnings to see significant price increases [36][37]. - Earnings growth for A-share companies is expected to recover to single digits by early 2025, indicating a gradual improvement but not yet reaching the robust growth levels of previous economic cycles [38][39].