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Core Viewpoint - The A-share market has shown strong momentum since the beginning of 2026, driven by changes in the preferences of private equity institutions regarding market funding sources and opportunities within the technology growth sector [1][3]. Group 1: Insurance Capital as a Key Variable - Insurance capital is expected to be a major source of incremental funds in the equity market for 2026, influencing market style significantly [3]. - The influx of funds into the stock market is largely due to the ongoing downturn in the real estate market, prompting a reallocation of capital from real estate to equities, with insurance products acting as the main conduit [3][4]. - As of Q3 2025, insurance funds directly held 3.62 trillion yuan in secondary market stocks, surpassing the 3.56 trillion yuan held by actively managed equity mutual funds, indicating that insurance capital has become a core institutional investor in A-shares and Hong Kong stocks [4]. Group 2: Technology Growth Sector Dynamics - The technology growth sector, particularly AI and innovative pharmaceuticals, remains a crucial investment theme, but private equity firms are reassessing the internal structure of this sector [5]. - Concerns about potential bubbles and the viability of business models in the AI sector necessitate breakthroughs in AI applications for sustained market performance [5][6]. - Investment strategies in AI should shift from a total investment logic to a structural logic, focusing on areas with tight supply and insufficient market recognition, particularly in the fields of autonomous driving and robotics [6]. Group 3: Outlook for Non-Ferrous Metals - The precious and non-ferrous metals sectors continue to strengthen, with gold and silver prices reaching historical highs, and international copper prices also hitting new records [7]. - The investment logic for non-ferrous metals remains robust, influenced by global order reconstruction and technological competition, although the short-term price increases have been significant [7]. - The long-term performance of non-ferrous metals will be shaped by the evolving global monetary landscape and the critical role these metals play in technological advancements [7].