Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. Core Viewpoints of the Report - In the week from November 17 - 21, 2025, the stock market oscillated downward due to factors like geopolitical tensions, concerns about overseas AI bubbles, and weakening interest - rate cut expectations. The bond market had a narrow - range oscillation. The convertible bond market mostly declined, with the CSI Convertible Bond Index down 1.78% for the week, the price median down 1.89%, and the arithmetic average parity down 6.70%. The overall market conversion premium rate increased by 7.72% compared to the previous week [1][8][9]. - During the period from November 24 - 28, 2025, the convertible bond market showed strong resilience during the A - share adjustment. Fed officials' dovish signals may improve market sentiment, and the convertible bond asset prices have strong bottom support. Attention should be paid to sectors such as energy storage, power, semiconductor equipment and materials, photovoltaic, and chemical industries, and high - volatility underlying stocks in balanced convertible bonds or low - premium equity - biased individual bonds should be selected [2][18]. Summary by Relevant Catalogs Market Trends - **Stock Market**: In the week from November 17 - 21, 2025, the market oscillated downward. All Shenwan primary industries closed down. Banks (-0.89%), media (-1.25%), food and beverage (-1.44%), national defense and military industry (-1.72%), and household appliances (-2.30%) performed relatively well, while power equipment (-10.54%), comprehensive (-9.18%), basic chemicals (-7.47%), and commercial retail (-7.24%) performed poorly [8][9]. - **Bond Market**: At the beginning of the week, the capital was tight, and it became balanced and loose in the second half of the week. The bond market had a narrow - range oscillation, and the 10 - year Treasury bond rate closed at 1.82% on Friday, up 0.26bp from the previous week [1][9]. - **Convertible Bond Market**: Most convertible bond individual bonds declined. The CSI Convertible Bond Index was down 1.78% for the week, the price median was down 1.89%, and the arithmetic average parity was down 6.70%. The overall market conversion premium rate increased by 7.72% compared to the previous week. The total trading volume of the convertible bond market last week was 318.036 billion yuan, with an average daily trading volume of 63.607 billion yuan, a decrease from the previous week [1][9][16]. Valuation Overview - As of November 21, 2025, for equity - biased convertible bonds, the average conversion premium rates in different price ranges are at relatively high percentile values. For debt - biased convertible bonds, the average YTM of those with a parity below 70 yuan is -4.27%, at the 1%/4% percentile since 2010/2021. The average implied volatility of all convertible bonds is 46.1%, at the 93%/99% percentile since 2010/2021 [19]. Primary Market Tracking - **Last Week (November 17 - 21, 2025)**: Maolai Convertible Bond was announced for issuance, and Qizhong Convertible Bond was listed. Maolai Convertible Bond has a scale of 563 million yuan, and Qizhong Convertible Bond has a scale of 850 million yuan [27][28]. - **Next Week (November 24 - 28, 2025)**: Zhuomei Convertible Bond is expected to be listed, with a scale of 450 million yuan [29][30]. - **Approval Progress**: Last week, 2 companies including Aohong Electronics and Pulian Software got registration approval, 1 company including Chunfeng Power passed the listing committee review, 4 companies including Haoneng Co., Ltd. passed the general meeting of shareholders, and 1 company including Zhaomin Technology had a board of directors' plan. As of now, there are 95 convertible bonds to be issued, with a total scale of 143.93 billion yuan [31].

Core Conclusions - The Asia-Pacific market experienced a "Black Friday" with significant declines primarily due to two factors: global liquidity expectations fluctuating and a sharp drop in sentiment observed through leveraged funds [1] - Historically, in bull markets, instances of breaking below the 60-day moving average are rare, and it typically takes about 10 days to recover. If a "time for space" strategy is needed, a maximum drawdown of around 15% can be tolerated, although current conditions differ from historical contexts [2][3] - Analyzing the recent bull market with over 2.5 times gains in specific sectors, a deviation of -1.5% from the logarithmic moving average is identified as a favorable entry point, with a success rate of nearly 70% and an average gain exceeding 5% in the following month. Currently, the Science and Technology Innovation 50 and the ChiNext Index have not reached the -1.5% entry threshold, suggesting that the Science and Technology Innovation 50 may stabilize first during the pullback [1][3][4] Market Performance - The Asia-Pacific market faced widespread declines, with the A-share market's North China 50 and ChiNext Index dropping 9.04% and 6.15% respectively, significantly outpacing declines in developed markets. This reflects a heightened selling pressure on emerging markets and high-beta attributes during a global risk-off sentiment [2][10] - The overall performance of growth sectors, including electrolytes, lithium batteries, storage, photovoltaics, and rare earths, has shown considerable pressure, with the number of gainers and median stock returns converging to the second-lowest point of the year [12][10] Liquidity and Sentiment - The core driver of market adjustments is the significant volatility in global liquidity expectations. Recent hawkish signals from multiple Federal Reserve officials have shifted market expectations for interest rate cuts, leading to a drop in the probability of a December rate cut to below 30% [20] - The tightening of liquidity has been exacerbated by rising Japanese government bond yields, which have led to a cycle of selling off dollar assets and further tightening liquidity conditions [20][21] Bull Market Dynamics - Historical data indicates that in the past 30 years, during bull markets, breaking below the 60-day moving average has occurred 59 times, with an average recovery time of 11.1 days. Approximately one-third of these instances saw immediate recovery the next day [30][31] - The success rates for recovery at various time intervals (T+5, T+20, T+60, T+120) are reported at 67.8%, 59.3%, 84.7%, and 83.1% respectively, indicating a generally favorable outlook for recovery in bull market conditions [30][31] Entry Points for Investment - The report emphasizes the importance of monitoring the logarithmic moving average deviation, with a threshold of -1.5% identified as a high-probability entry point. During the 2019-2021 bull market, this strategy yielded a 68.15% success rate and an average return of 5.71% [4][41] - Currently, the Science and Technology Innovation 50 and ChiNext Index are close to breaking the EXPMA60 but have not yet reached the -1.5% entry point, indicating potential for stabilization in the near term [47]

Core Insights - The AI industry is experiencing a harsh reality check, with notable companies like Robin AI facing bankruptcy despite previous high valuations and significant investor backing [2][3] - The rapid rise and fall of AI startups highlight the challenges of achieving commercial viability in a market that demands quick results and sustainable business models [3][4] Company Analysis - Robin AI, a legal-focused AI startup, recently failed to secure funding and was listed on bankruptcy websites, despite having prominent investors like Google and SoftBank [2] - Lanma Technology, another AI company, faced financial difficulties, with its founder reportedly selling personal assets to pay employees [2] - Both companies exemplify the struggle of high-profile AI startups to meet the inflated market expectations following the launch of OpenAI's ChatGPT [3] Industry Trends - The AI sector is characterized by a rapid pace of technological advancement, which outstrips the ability of many startups to demonstrate commercial value [3] - The emergence of AI agents is seen as a significant opportunity, yet many companies rely heavily on existing large models, leading to concerns about their originality and long-term viability [3] - The current investment landscape is shifting towards a more rational evaluation of AI-driven companies, with a focus on tangible commercial outcomes rather than speculative valuations [4]

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- The report discusses the concept of "microstructure rebalancing" in the A-share market, which has reached a critical point, suggesting that the recent market pullback is primarily due to the unwinding of quantitative hedging products, with limited downside potential in the future[1][4][14] - The report highlights the significant narrowing of the basis in the market, indicating that the impact of hedging product unwinding has been largely absorbed, and quantitative strategies are expected to shift towards identifying new entry points, potentially bringing incremental funds to small-cap stocks[3][13] - The report evaluates the performance of BARRA style factors, noting that fundamental factors remain divergent, with a preference for value over growth stocks, particularly high-dividend assets with EP value, and stocks with high investment and earnings quality, which are expected to deliver higher excess returns[25] - The report also mentions the performance of trading-related factors, indicating that both short-term momentum and long-term reversal stocks experienced significant pullbacks during the week, while high-volatility stocks showed some excess returns[25] - The report identifies that the market is currently transitioning from a phase of uniform upward movement to a phase of divergence and then to a phase of uniform downward expectations, driven by the microstructure rebalancing process[4][14] - The report suggests that the current market correction is an opportunity to increase positions in dividend ETFs and chemical ETFs, as the upward trend is expected to continue[1][11][14]

Group 1 - The market is still in a bull phase, but short-term fluctuations are expected due to external pressures and investor behavior [1][2] - A-shares have recently experienced adjustments due to a combination of external factors and internal pressures, with limited further downside expected [2][3] - The upcoming central economic work conference is anticipated to provide important policy guidance, influencing market sentiment [4] Group 2 - The current market environment is characterized by cautious sentiment and rapid sector rotation, with a focus on emerging industries and structural highlights [4][5] - There is an opportunity for investors to reallocate to A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, particularly in light of the recent risk release [5][6] - The core trading logic for the upcoming spring market is expected to revolve around the expansion of AI industry trends and related applications [2][3]

11月19日美股盘后，整个市场都在焦灼等待英伟达的财报数据。在此之前，关于AI（人工智能）泡沫 是否存在的讨论愈发广泛且紧迫，投资者急需从英伟达的业绩中寻找信心支撑。不出所料，英伟达再度 交出惊艳答卷：第三财季营收达570.1亿美元，超出市场预期的549.2亿美元，同比增长62%；净利润 319.1亿美元，同比大涨65%。 受这一利好推动，11月20日美股大幅高开，但这份乐观情绪仅维持了1个小时，此后纳指一路震荡走 低，盘中翻绿并最终以2.15%的跌幅收盘，留下一根难看的大阴线。英伟达股价走势与纳指同步，20日 下跌3.15%，21日续跌0.97%，自10月高点以来累计回撤已超15%。 股市热度骤降的背后，AI基础设施投资却依旧一片红火。美银分析师预测，仅2025年全球人工智能基 础设施支出就将超过4000亿美元；英伟达更预期，到2030年全球人工智能基础设施支出将达到3万亿美 元至4万亿美元。包括英伟达在内的硬件厂商，相关产品需求仍处于供不应求状态。但需要警惕的是， 当前AI的繁荣局面，更多是科技巨头"军备竞赛"的产物，其脆弱性已日益凸显。 脆弱性三：技术发展与现实需求脱节。 科技巨头普遍抱有"害怕错过"的 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that Chinese assets are expected to recover due to their adjusted cost-effectiveness amidst global market fluctuations and the release of overseas risks [1][5][8] - The recent dovish comments from the Federal Reserve Chairman have led to a significant increase in the market's expectations for a rate cut in December, rising from 30% to 71%, which is easing the pressure on global risk appetite [2][5] - The concerns regarding the "AI bubble" are likely to ease as liquidity expectations improve and major tech companies continue to invest in AI applications, which are translating into actual productivity [5][8] Group 2 - The current market conditions indicate that the Hong Kong stock market, which has experienced earlier and deeper declines, presents a favorable entry point due to its high short-selling ratio and the valuation of the Hang Seng Tech Index returning to levels seen during "equal tariffs" [1][6][8] - Historical data shows that when the entire A-share market falls below the 60-day moving average, the subsequent recovery is often limited, suggesting that the market is likely to rebound after a short-term digestion period [5][6] - The independent logic supporting the recovery of Chinese assets includes enhanced national competitiveness, the release of new economic drivers, clear policy direction, and stable economic fundamentals, which are not affected by external disturbances [8][9] Group 3 - The focus for the year-end market layout should be on sectors with high growth expectations for the next year, particularly those that have adjusted to cost-effectiveness due to overseas shocks [9][10] - Key sectors identified for potential growth include AI industry trends, advantageous manufacturing, "anti-involution" sectors, and structural recovery in domestic demand [9][10][11] - For technology growth sectors, opportunities are seen in narrative shifts and internal "high-cut-low" strategies, particularly in AI applications, innovative pharmaceuticals, and military industries [14][18]

Core Viewpoint - The A-share market in 2025 is expected to experience a structural market driven by technological innovation after three years of deep adjustment, while concerns about an "AI bubble" are emerging in both US and Chinese markets [1] Group 1: Underlying Driving Logic of the Market - The unique driving force of the current market is a profound change in risk preference, despite a slowdown in profit growth and a rise in valuation levels [2][5] - The overall profit growth of A-share listed companies is expected to remain in a downward trend in 2024, while market valuation continues to rise, indicating that the driving force is not from the fundamental side [2] - Three key factors are driving the systematic enhancement of risk preference: 1. A phase of easing in US-China relations has injected a "certainty premium" into the market [5][6] 2. Major events like the 9.3 military parade have highlighted China's status as a major power, enhancing confidence in RMB assets [6] 3. Breakthroughs in technological innovation and increased capital investment in the tech sector have led to a systematic reassessment of Chinese tech assets [6] Group 2: Fund Behavior Analysis - The current market shows three distinct characteristics in fund behavior: sustained inflow of long-term funds, cautious entry of institutions and retail investors, and significant expansion of ETFs [7][10] - Long-term funds have been steadily entering the market, solidifying the market bottom, with a notable increase in net inflows into the four major CSI 300 ETFs since early 2024 [10] - The entry pace of institutional and retail funds has been relatively restrained, with institutions gradually increasing their positions rather than making rapid large-scale investments [11][19] Group 3: ETF Expansion and Structure - The overall characteristics of ETF funds in this market include a steady increase in the scale of stock ETFs and a shift in focus from broad-based products to industry and thematic products [21][25] - By the end of September, the total scale of stock ETFs reached approximately 3.7 trillion yuan, with a notable shift from broad-based indices to sector-specific ETFs [25][26] - The internal structure of ETFs is changing, with a decrease in the share of scale index ETFs and an increase in the share of thematic and industry ETFs, indicating a concentration of funds towards market leaders [26][28] Group 4: Market Characteristics and Future Outlook - The current market is characterized by a broad "pan-tech" theme, with a wide coverage and sustained duration, unlike previous narrow themes [33][35] - The market's concern about a potential repeat of past bubbles is mitigated by the relatively low expansion of the tech sector's market capitalization compared to previous bull markets [38] - The current stage of the AI market in A-shares corresponds to the second phase of the US AI industry's evolution, suggesting that the AI market has not yet reached its peak [43]

Core Insights - Nvidia reported impressive Q3 earnings with revenue of $57.01 billion, exceeding market expectations of $54.92 billion, and a year-on-year growth of 62% [1] - The net profit reached $31.91 billion, marking a 65% increase year-on-year [1] - Despite the positive earnings, the Nasdaq index fell by 2.15% on November 20, reflecting a broader market decline [1] Group 1: AI Infrastructure Investment - AI infrastructure investment is projected to exceed $400 billion globally by 2025, with Nvidia forecasting it to reach $3 trillion to $4 trillion by 2030 [1] - Demand for AI-related hardware remains high, indicating a supply-demand imbalance in the market [1] Group 2: Market Structure Vulnerabilities - The capital market is heavily skewed towards major players, with OpenAI alone announcing investments totaling $1.4 trillion, leading to a market dominated by a few tech giants [2] - This imbalance creates instability, as any underperformance in AI investment returns could trigger significant valuation adjustments [2] Group 3: Competitive Dynamics - The race to develop more powerful AI models has led to massive investments from tech giants, driven by the belief that stronger models equate to better competitive positioning [3] - The focus on efficiency in chip development and model iteration raises questions about whether these advancements will translate into real-world productivity gains [3] Group 4: Disconnect Between Technology and Demand - Tech giants are investing heavily in AI infrastructure out of fear of falling behind, even if the returns do not justify the investments [4] - Nvidia's strategy involves significant investments in ecosystem partners, aiming for these partners to create killer AI products that can sustain market demand for its chips [4] Group 5: Economic Concerns - The U.S. economy's growth is increasingly reliant on data center construction and AI investments, with AI-related investments accounting for nearly 92% of growth in early 2025 [6] - The focus on AI investment may lead to job losses in traditional sectors, raising concerns about the sustainability of economic growth driven primarily by capital flow rather than broad-based income growth [6]