Market Overview - The market experienced slight fluctuations with a minor decline, maintaining a rating of 4.9 stars [1] - Large-cap stocks like the CSI 300 saw minor declines, while small-cap stocks experienced slight gains [1] - The Hong Kong stock market opened lower but reduced its losses by the close, with the Hang Seng Tech index showing slight gains [1] Monthly Investment Strategy - The "Yuexinbao" investment product has risen for six consecutive trading days, reaching a historical high [2] - A rebalancing of the Yuexinbao portfolio was conducted, reducing the stock allocation from around 40% to below 40% and increasing bond holdings [2][3] - From February last year to June this year, Yuexinbao saw an approximate increase of 15%, with the stock portion rising over 30% during the same period [2] Rebalancing Strategy - The stock allocation in Yuexinbao exceeded 45% after the previous increase, prompting a rebalancing on July 7 to restore the stock ratio to around 40% and bonds to 60% [3] - This rebalancing strategy is automated, allowing for a "buy low, sell high" approach without manual intervention [3][4] Economic Indicators and Valuation Metrics - Current market conditions show high price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios and low price-to-book (P/B) ratios across various indices, indicating a potential misalignment in valuation metrics [9][10] - For instance, the CSI 300 value index has a P/E ratio at the 69th percentile and a P/B ratio at the 31st percentile over the past decade [14] - The economic cycle has influenced these valuation metrics, with recent years experiencing a downturn in earnings growth, particularly in small-cap stocks [18][19] Investment Insights - The article emphasizes the importance of understanding different valuation metrics during various economic cycles, suggesting that P/E ratios may not be reliable indicators in periods of earnings decline [27][28] - The article also highlights the potential for significant gains in sectors entering a recovery phase, as seen in the Hong Kong tech sector, which has recently experienced substantial earnings growth [25][26] Investment Products and Promotions - The company is offering a limited-time 50% discount on advisory fees for its investment products, aimed at reducing costs for investors [29][32] - The Yuexinbao investment product has adjusted its minimum investment threshold to 200 yuan, making it more accessible for investors [40] - A regular cash flow feature is available for the Yuexinbao product, catering to investors with ongoing cash flow needs [38][41]

Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. Core Views - Economic cycle: Tariff easing does not slow the cycle. Assuming the Fed's monetary policy remains cautious in the short - term (before the August central bank annual meeting), the constrained monetary liquidity (-0.42) is unlikely to change. After the short - term rebound of production and consumption indicators, the macro - economy may return to the cycle adjustment state. The real economic cycle has been more positive than expected since November 2024. As risk events land in the second and third quarters, the cycle bottoming process is expected to accelerate. The short - term economic cycle, especially the overseas economic cycle, is downgraded, and attention should be paid to the impact of the macro - demand decline on asset prices in the third quarter [8]. - Macro strategy: The US dollar may have only weakened temporarily in the first half of the year due to policy fluctuations and will turn to a safe - haven - driven rise in the second half as trade risks materialize. Gold's rise is cautious as the economic contraction effect of Tariff War 2.0 remains to be seen. The "Big Beautiful" bill expands the total scale of US Treasury bonds, and fiscal sustainability depends more on changes in interest - rate expectations. Interest rates may turn neutral from rising in the third quarter. A - shares have long - term attractiveness, and the yield curve should be steepened strategically after risks subside [9][10][11]. Summary by Directory Real Economic State: Tariff Easing Does Not Slow the Cycle - Short - term economic heat has rebounded. Production (+0.70) has improved month - on - month, and consumption (-0.02) has also significantly recovered (+0.37). However, forward - looking indicators and price - type indicators suggest that the macro - cycle has not improved significantly. With the Fed's cautious policy in the short - term, the constrained monetary liquidity (-0.44) is unlikely to change, and the macro - economy may return to adjustment after the short - term rebound [16]. Economic Growth: Short - term Inventory Replenishment Brings Resilience - Since mid - 2022, the global macro - cycle has been under pressure. As of May 2025, the global manufacturing PMI heat value is - 0.51 (-0.09), still in an "unfavorable" state. Except for Europe, the global macro - economic climate has slowed or declined to varying degrees [19][20]. Inflation: The Sound of Asset Price Bursting - The downward trend of macro - prices continues. Since August 2024, the global inflation heat value has been in a "cold" state. As of May 2025, it is - 0.47, up 0.11 percentage points month - on - month, and the risk of price adjustment remains. In June, there was a short - term rapid price increase, which may signal a cycle change [21][23]. Market Cycle Pricing: Focus on RMB Assets - The market's downward pricing remains unchanged. The real economic cycle has been more positive than expected since November 2024. As risk events land in 2025, the cycle bottoming process will accelerate. The short - term economic cycle, especially the overseas one, is downgraded. Attention should be paid to the impact of the third - quarter macro - demand decline on asset prices. High - interest - rate economies should focus on debt - fluctuation risks, while low - interest - rate economies should focus on the pressure of reduced real demand [26]. US Treasury Bond Liquidity: The US Cycle Continues to Be Pressured - The US debt - ceiling issue affects the US dollar. In 2025, the restart of the debt - ceiling issue increased the refinancing pressure of US Treasury bonds, and the market's macro - expectations of the US and Europe led to a decline in the US dollar index in the first half of the year. The resolution of the debt - ceiling issue is crucial for stabilizing US Treasury bond liquidity. The "Stablecoin Act" has limited short - term effects. The downgrade of the US sovereign credit rating may speed up the resolution of the debt - ceiling issue. The focus in the second half of the year is on the increase of the debt ceiling and the change of the Fed's balance - sheet policy [30][38][40]. High Energy Prices: A Stress Test for Non - US Cycles - There is a divergence in the money - market liquidity between China and Europe. The ECB cut interest rates in June, and its balance sheet has been shrinking. The People's Bank of China cut interest rates and reserve - requirement ratios in May, and its balance sheet has been expanding. High energy prices may affect the European economy, while China focuses on balancing debt leverage and improving real - economy liquidity [50]. Macro Strategy: Bearish but Not Short - Selling, Rising After a Slow Start - Global macro - policies are turning. The market needs to re - balance inflation expectations and interest rates. The US dollar may turn to a safe - haven - driven rise in the second half of the year. Gold's rise is cautious, and US Treasury bond interest rates may turn neutral. A - shares have long - term attractiveness, and the yield curve should be steepened strategically after risks subside [64][65][66]. Overseas Macro: Policy Aims to Expand, but Pressure Looms - The Fed's monetary policy is on standby. The short - term easing of the tariff war has improved the US financial conditions, but fiscal uncertainties remain. The Fed is cautious about cutting interest rates due to potential price pressure and needs a "low" and "moderate" interest - rate level [67]. Domestic Macro: Waiting for the Release of External Pressure - China's short - term economic data is relatively stable, but private - sector demand is under pressure. With the reduction of external "non - interest - rate - cut" constraints, domestic macro - policies may expand in the third quarter. However, there is a risk of a further decline in macro - data in the second half of the year [69].

Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of education in enhancing human capital value, citing that the return on investment for a bachelor's degree is approximately 18% annually, with a net return of 15% after inflation [15][16][17]. - It discusses the rising costs associated with education, which are increasing at a rate that surpasses the average inflation rate, making education funding a critical consideration for many families [23][24][25]. - The article highlights the need for families to plan for education funds, including both the parents' retirement and wealth transfer strategies [3][20]. Group 2 - Two main investment tools for education funds are identified: public mutual funds with regular cash flow and education savings or insurance products [27][36]. - Public mutual funds, particularly those with regular dividends, are suggested as a viable option for families needing consistent cash flow for educational expenses [28][30]. - Education savings and insurance products are characterized by their fixed terms and lower volatility, making them suitable for families that prefer to avoid principal fluctuation risks [40][42].

Group 1 - The survival rate of entrepreneurs is low, with only 3% to 5% likely to survive after three to five years, and about 1% after ten years [2] - Business is fundamentally a game of survival, where even the most successful companies can fail unexpectedly [3] - Common mistakes and setbacks faced by companies have a high degree of universality [4] Group 2 - Entrepreneurs face significant challenges akin to climbing a building, where progress is difficult and the tolerance for failure in Chinese society is low [5] - Continuous failure is expected in the business world, and companies that have not experienced two economic cycles cannot be considered mature [6] - The number of entrepreneurs who self-terminate due to business challenges is significantly lower than those who do so in personal relationships, indicating that optimism is essential for entrepreneurship [6]

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Group 1: Report Industry Investment Rating - Not mentioned in the provided content Group 2: Core Viewpoints of the Report - The fundamentals of the non - ferrous metals sector are strengthening. It is recommended to have more long - positions in copper and aluminum and short - positions in zinc, nickel, and tin [173][202] - In the second half of 2025, copper and aluminum are expected to be relatively strong, lead to fluctuate, and zinc, nickel, and tin to be weak [173] Group 3: Summary by Directory 01. Review of the Non - Ferrous Metals Sector in the First Half of the Year - Since the beginning of 2025, the trends of CRB metal and the composite index are similar, with narrowing volatility. The domestic and international prices of non - ferrous and precious metals are also similar. After adjusting for exchange rates, the prices of LME copper and SHFE copper show the same trend [7] - The price fluctuations of non - ferrous and precious metals vary. As of June 20, the order from strong to weak is: gold > silver > tin > copper > lead > aluminum > nickel > zinc, with gold rising by 28% and zinc falling by 11.38% [7] - Macroeconomic factors still have a strong impact on prices. The consumption of non - ferrous metals is highly positively correlated with the economic cycle [14][26] - The relationship between overseas inventories of non - ferrous metals and prices is negative. Different metals show different price and inventory change characteristics [34] - There are correlations between the prices of mining ends and the overall metal prices, as well as between processing fees and prices for different metals [60] 02. Outlook on Allocation Strategies - Volatility indicators of gold, aluminum, tin, etc. provide trading opportunities. Different metals have different volatility trends, such as the volatility of COMEX gold falling but remaining at a high level, and the volatility of COMEX silver rising rapidly [74][86] - Through term spreads, it is found that gold and silver may follow macro - logic, while copper, aluminum and other varieties follow fundamental logic. Different metals have different price change rates, positive - spread annualized returns, and logical points [92] - The uncertainty of the US economy and tariff policies has not strongly influenced prices yet. The US economic data shows mixed signals, and tariff policies affect the export of non - ferrous metal - related products [95][107] - The consumption potential of South Asia, Southeast Asia and other regions is being released. Although affected by US tariff policies, some countries in these regions are implementing economic stimulus measures, and the copper consumption in some countries is increasing [115][123] - The domestic demand for non - ferrous metals is distributed in construction, power, transportation, home appliances, etc. Different metals have different end - use distributions [124][125] - In terms of power grid investment, the policy supports the development of the power grid, with increasing investment growth rates. Power investment is inclined towards the power grid, especially the distribution network [127][132] - In terms of durable goods consumption, policies support home appliance replacement and new - energy vehicle sales. The sales of traditional fuel vehicles are declining, while the sales of air - conditioners are expected to maintain growth [139][147] - The real estate market in China is showing signs of stabilization. Although still in a downward trend, the decline rates of investment, construction area, and completion area are narrowing [148] 03. Conclusions and Recommendations - The fundamentals of the non - ferrous metals sector are strengthening. It is recommended to have more long - positions in copper and aluminum and short - positions in zinc, nickel, and tin [173][202] - In the second half of 2025, copper and aluminum are expected to be relatively strong, lead to fluctuate, and zinc, nickel, and tin to be weak. Specific trading ideas and driving logics are provided for each metal [173] - The simulated yield curves of non - ferrous metal prices show different trends for different metals. Copper and aluminum are in a large Back structure, which is beneficial for long - position roll - overs [174][176] - For copper, in 2025, the global copper mine supply shortage is expected to intensify, and the refined copper supply may have a shortage in the second half of the year. The market trading atmosphere is still bullish, and inventories are at a relatively low level [189][192]

Report Summary 1. Investment Rating No investment rating for the industry is provided in the report. 2. Core Views - Since 2024, the significant decline in interest rates to historical lows is difficult to explain by nominal GDP changes. In the long - term, Chinese interest rates move within a non - parallel range, with the "upper limit" determined by the entity's investment return rate and the "lower limit" by the scale of "rigid financing" demand. The key force behind the current interest rate decline is the opening of the lower limit, i.e., the rapid clearing of financing demand [2]. - After a major bull market in the bond market in the previous year, it often enters an oscillatory transition phase in the next year. In 2025, the interest rate has shifted from a unilateral bull market to range - bound oscillations, as the financing cycle turns to expansion while the economic cycle lags behind and declines, and the interest rate digests the combined forces through sideways movement [2]. - High - frequency signals indicate a relatively high "winning rate" for the bond market. Market trading sentiment is not extreme, fundamental high - frequency indicators and interest rates are mutually verified, and both the volatility and trend terms in the timing model have returned to the long side [2]. - The market is mainly concerned about the odds constraint. However, the leading - lagging relationship between the long - end and short - end may have changed, and the term spread is not a reasonable basis for judging market space [2]. - Although interest rates are in a downward channel, the three - year cyclical adjustment pattern still exists. In 2025, there is a seasonal pattern of cyclical rebound in financing, which is the main driving force for the bond market correction. If viewed from the perspective of broad social financing, the bond market correction in the first quarter conforms to the characteristics of cyclical downward pressure release. If there is no increase in new government bond quotas or spontaneous stabilization of corporate leverage, broad social financing may peak in the second quarter, and interest rates may start a new round of decline [3]. 3. Summary by Related Content Interest Rate Movement and Driving Factors - Long - term, Chinese interest rates show a "triangular convergence" trend, with the upper limit moving down and the lower limit remaining stable. The current interest rate decline is due to the opening of the lower limit, resulting in a deviation between interest rate trends and many economic indicators while strengthening the relationship with financing growth [2]. Market Oscillation and Macro - background - After a major bull market in the bond market in the previous year, it often enters an oscillatory phase in the next year. In 2025, the interest rate shift from a unilateral bull market to range - bound oscillations is due to the expansion of the financing cycle and the lagging decline of the economic cycle [2]. High - frequency Signal Analysis - Market trading sentiment is at a neutral - low position, with room for further fermentation; fundamental high - frequency indicators and interest rates are mutually verified; both the volatility and trend terms in the timing model have returned to the long side, indicating a relatively high "winning rate" for the bond market [2]. Market Odds Constraint - The market is worried about the odds constraint, mainly due to the extremely flat yield curve. However, the leading - lagging relationship between the long - end and short - end has changed, such as the relative "insensitivity" of capital costs, the long - end amplitude becoming larger than the short - end, and the long - end trading volume rising, so the term spread is not a reasonable basis for judging market space [2]. Cyclical Adjustment of Interest Rates - Despite the downward trend in interest rates, the three - year cyclical adjustment pattern remains. In 2025, there is a seasonal cyclical rebound in financing, which is the main cause of the bond market correction. From the perspective of broad social financing, the bond market correction in the first quarter conforms to cyclical downward pressure release. If there are no special circumstances, broad social financing may peak in the second quarter, and interest rates may decline again [3]. Economic Indicator Analysis - Ten interest rate synchronization indicators are provided, including enterprise medium - and long - term loan balance growth rate, building materials composite index, etc., with their latest values, previous values, qualitative judgments, and relationships with interest rates [49]. Social Financing and Interest Rate Relationship - The relationship between social financing and interest rates is analyzed. If not considering new government bond quotas or spontaneous stabilization of corporate leverage, broad social financing may peak in the second quarter, and interest rates may start a new round of decline [3]. Policy - related Financial Tools - A comparison is made between the 2022 policy - based development financial tools and the 2025 new policy - based financial tools in terms of announcement time, policy goals, funding scale, operating entities, main investment fields, and project subjects [126].

Group 1 - The market sentiment around Hai Tian Wei Ye has been volatile, with initial enthusiasm leading to a significant drop in stock price on the listing day, falling below the issue price [1][2] - The recent trend in the market shows that the perception of risk-free arbitrage in IPOs has shifted, with a high probability of losses being observed in recent offerings [2][3] - The performance of other companies like Hengrui Medicine and CATL has created a misleading expectation of easy profits from IPOs, contributing to the current market dynamics [2][6] Group 2 - The recent market downturn has affected various sectors, including new consumption and innovative pharmaceuticals, indicating a broader sentiment shift [6] - The liquidity in the Hong Kong market remains high, as evidenced by the drop in overnight Hibor rates, yet this has not translated into positive market performance for many stocks [6] - The focus on stocks that are currently declining is emphasized, suggesting a strategy to concentrate on potential recovery opportunities rather than chasing new IPOs [4][6]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the cyclical nature of various industries, particularly focusing on consumer, technology, and pharmaceutical sectors, highlighting their performance during different economic phases and the potential for recovery in the future [8][10][19]. Group 1: Market Performance - The overall market showed a slight decline at the opening but the drop narrowed by the close, with the CSI All Share Index experiencing a minor decrease [1]. - The CSI 300 Index saw a slight increase, while small-cap stocks faced more significant declines [2]. - Consumer stocks are on the rise, indicating a potential recovery in the sector [4]. Group 2: Sector Analysis - The technology sector in Hong Kong has recently experienced a downturn after weeks of gains, approaching a state of undervaluation [5][6][7]. - The pharmaceutical sector faced a decline in earnings from 2022 to the first half of 2024, but signs of recovery were noted in early 2024, with significant gains in the first quarter [11]. - The consumer sector has historically faced downturns during economic crises, such as the 2008 financial crisis and the 2012-2013 economic slowdown, but has also seen rapid recoveries following stimulus measures [13][16]. Group 3: Economic Cycles - The cyclical nature of industries means that periods of low earnings growth and low valuations are often followed by recovery phases where both earnings and valuations improve [26][28]. - The current consumer sector is compared to the pharmaceutical sector two years ago, indicating it is still in a low phase before a potential recovery [19][28]. - The article emphasizes that all sectors, including finance and energy, experience similar cyclical patterns, suggesting that investment opportunities arise during low periods [20][25].

Core Viewpoint - The current economic situation is increasingly resembling Japan's "lost 30 years," characterized by low interest rates, low inflation, and low growth, leading to potential asset depreciation and wealth loss for the middle class [1][4]. Group 1: Economic Cycles and Historical Context - Industrialized nations typically experience high growth followed by periods of recession, with wealth redistribution often resulting in middle-class decline [1][2]. - Historical examples include the U.S. post-Great Depression, the U.K. during the 1970s stagflation, and Japan's asset bubble burst in the early 1990s, all leading to significant middle-class hardships [1][2][3]. Group 2: Mechanisms of Economic Decline - High growth periods lead to overproduction and overinvestment, fueled by easy money, which eventually results in economic adjustments and industry corrections [2][3]. - The middle class is particularly vulnerable during these transitions, facing stagnant incomes and declining asset values while still carrying debt [3][4]. Group 3: Wealth Disparity and Investment Strategies - The current low-growth environment exacerbates wealth inequality, as many individuals are either in debt or chasing high-risk investments without stable returns [4][5]. - Successful individuals during Japan's "lost 30 years" managed to increase their wealth through investments in stable, high-dividend stocks, which outperformed the market and inflation [4][5]. Group 4: Recommendations for Wealth Preservation - To navigate the impending wealth divide, individuals should focus on saving and investing in stable assets that can provide consistent returns, similar to Japan's high-yield stocks [5].