风险提示：文中提及的指数成份股仅作展示，个股描述不作为任何形式的投资建议。任何在本文出现的信息（包括但不限于个股、评论、预测、 图表、指标、理论、任何形式的表述等）均只作为参考，投资人须对任何自主决定的投资行为负责。基金投资有风险，基金的过往业绩并不代表 其未来表现，基金管理人管理的其他基金的业绩并不构成基金业绩表现的保证，基金投资须谨慎。 来源：金融界 8月20日，上证指数低开后拉升。截至9时49分，中证红利质量ETF(159209)放量涨1.58%，盘中创年内第28次新高；资金热度不减，截至8月19日， 该基金获资金连续7日净流入。 专业人士指出，中证红利质量以"红利+质量"双因子筛选机制筛选出兼具"低估值"+"高质量"双重护城河的优质企业。其核心理念与巴菲特"以合理 价格投资卓越企业"的价值投资逻辑高度契合。A股的中证红利质量ETF(159209)与港股的红利低波ETF(520550)可以构建一个跨AH红利"哑铃策 略"，兼具进攻与防守性，并且通过两个市场分散风险，另外，低费率、月月可分红的产品设计，有望在长期持有中进一步提升获得感。 ...

■ 张 敏 8月18日，A股迎来两大重要里程碑：上证指数创出近10年新高，A股总市值首次突破100万亿元大关。 近年来，监管层持续推动中长期资金入市，引导树立理性投资、价值投资、长期投资的理念，为资本市 场深化改革与健康发展指明路径。笔者认为，当下A股市场的强劲表现，背后有着政策制度、资金和企 业基本面等多重支撑，也与践行"三投资"理念（理性投资、价值投资、长期投资）息息相关。 其一，制度根基不断夯实，为理性投资护航。近年来，资本市场深化改革持续推进，注册制改革稳步实 施、退市新规严格执行，共同构建了更加规范、透明、有活力的市场生态。 一方面，监管部门坚持"零容忍"执法，严厉打击违法违规行为。2024年证监会办理各类案件739件，罚 没款153亿元。2025年上半年，证监会及其派出机构持续保持高压态势，严厉打击财务造假、内幕交易 等行为。另一方面，市场"新陈代谢"加速。随着多元化退市渠道进一步畅通，主动退市和重大违法强制 退市公司数量增多，同时优质企业上市稳步推进，有进有出、优胜劣汰的良性生态逐渐形成。 其二，"长钱"持续流入，价值投资成为共识。以社保基金、养老金、保险资金为代表的国内长期资金， 以及通过沪深 ...

Core Insights - Investors in the Business - Services sector should consider Concentrix Corporation (CNXC) and Thomson Reuters (TRI) for potential value opportunities [1] Valuation Metrics - CNXC has a forward P/E ratio of 4.14, significantly lower than TRI's forward P/E of 44.92 [5] - CNXC's PEG ratio is 0.57, while TRI's PEG ratio is 5.61, indicating CNXC is more favorably valued in terms of expected earnings growth [5] - CNXC's P/B ratio is 0.72 compared to TRI's P/B of 6.18, further suggesting CNXC is undervalued relative to its book value [6] Earnings Outlook - CNXC holds a Zacks Rank of 2 (Buy), indicating a positive earnings estimate revision trend, while TRI has a Zacks Rank of 3 (Hold) [3] - The stronger estimate revision activity for CNXC suggests a more favorable earnings outlook compared to TRI [7] Value Grades - CNXC has a Value grade of A, while TRI has a Value grade of F, highlighting CNXC's superior valuation metrics [6]

Core Insights - The article compares Johnson Matthey PLC (JMPLY) and Air Products and Chemicals (APD) to determine which stock is more attractive to value investors [1] - JMPLY has a stronger earnings outlook and a better Zacks Rank compared to APD, indicating a more favorable investment opportunity [3] Valuation Metrics - JMPLY has a forward P/E ratio of 12.60, significantly lower than APD's forward P/E of 23.98, suggesting JMPLY is undervalued [5] - The PEG ratio for JMPLY is 3.10, while APD's PEG ratio is 6.43, indicating JMPLY offers better value relative to its expected earnings growth [5] - JMPLY's P/B ratio is 1.43 compared to APD's P/B of 3.61, further supporting the conclusion that JMPLY is the superior value option [6] Value Grades - JMPLY holds a Value grade of A, while APD has a Value grade of D, highlighting JMPLY's stronger position in terms of valuation metrics [6]

Group 1: Market Milestones - The A-share market reached two significant milestones on August 18: the Shanghai Composite Index hit a nearly 10-year high, and the total market capitalization of A-shares surpassed 100 trillion yuan for the first time [1] Group 2: Regulatory and Institutional Support - Continuous efforts by regulatory authorities to promote long-term capital inflow and establish rational, value, and long-term investment philosophies have been pivotal for the market's robust performance [1] - The implementation of registration system reforms and strict enforcement of delisting regulations have contributed to a more standardized and transparent market environment [2] - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) handled 739 cases in 2024, imposing fines totaling 15.3 billion yuan, reflecting a "zero tolerance" approach to illegal activities [2] Group 3: Long-term Capital Inflow - Domestic long-term funds, including social security funds, pension funds, and insurance capital, along with foreign capital through channels like the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, have provided stable and continuous funding to the market [2] - As of the end of Q2 this year, the stock investment balance and proportion of life and property insurance companies have continued to rise [2] - Foreign investors increased their holdings of domestic stocks and funds by 10.1 billion USD in the first half of the year, indicating a strong interest in value investment [2] Group 4: Improvement in Company Quality - The overall quality of listed companies has shown a steady improvement, with more firms focusing on core businesses, increasing R&D investments, and enhancing corporate governance [2] - The trend of mergers and acquisitions among listed companies has accelerated, with 118 companies announcing significant asset restructuring as of August 19, indicating a drive to cultivate new profit growth points [3] Group 5: Shareholder Returns - The total cash dividends of A-share listed companies for the 2024 fiscal year reached 2.4 trillion yuan, a 9% increase from 2023, reflecting a growing awareness of shareholder returns [3] - The number of companies consistently paying dividends has been increasing, with over a hundred companies disclosing mid-year dividend plans for 2025 as of August 19 [3] Group 6: Investment Philosophy - The market is gradually maturing, and all parties are encouraged to actively practice the "three investments" philosophy (rational, value, and long-term investment) to ensure stable market growth [3]

Group 1 - The market is currently experiencing a bifurcation, with small-cap stocks performing well while blue-chip stocks remain stagnant [5] - Bank stocks are an exception but are showing signs of weakness recently [6] - The prevailing sentiment among some market participants is that being conservative is a sign of laziness, which can mislead new investors [7] Group 2 - The absence of a significant rise in the CSI 300 index indicates that a true bull market cannot be declared; the current situation is merely a structural market [8] - Small-cap stocks are perceived as performing well, but this is misleading as they have also faced significant declines in the past [10] - Comparing historical peaks, the CSI 2000 index has dropped 29.18% and the CSI 300 has dropped 21.21% since their 2015 highs, indicating that small-cap stocks have underperformed more severely [12] Group 3 - New investors are encouraged to engage in extensive reading and learning about investment principles, market history, and financial analysis [13] - The notion that stocks related to popular themes can sustain high valuations indefinitely is criticized as a form of indoctrination rather than genuine learning [13] - The primary reason for retail investors' losses is buying at high prices, which can be avoided by not chasing hot stocks [13]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the performance and ranking of private equity firms in major Chinese cities, highlighting the concentration of firms in first-tier cities and their average returns for the first seven months of the year [1][3]. Group 1: Overview of Private Equity Firms - A total of 571 private equity firms with three or more performance-displaying products are listed on the platform, with over 70% located in "Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hangzhou" [1]. - The average returns for private equity products from January to July in these cities are as follows: Shanghai 13.63%, Shenzhen 16.41%, Beijing 14.69%, Hangzhou 17.60%, and Guangzhou 22.70% [3]. Group 2: Shanghai Private Equity Rankings - In Shanghai, 174 private equity firms are recorded, with an average return of 13.63% for the year [4]. - The top three firms in Shanghai by return are 微方基金, 同犇投资, and 龙航资产, with their respective returns being undisclosed due to regulatory requirements [4][5]. Group 3: Shenzhen Private Equity Rankings - Shenzhen has 97 private equity firms, with an average return of 16.41% [11]. - The top three firms in Shenzhen are 富延资本, 能敬投资控股, and 榕树投资, with their returns also undisclosed [11][12]. Group 4: Beijing Private Equity Rankings - Beijing has 78 private equity firms, with an average return of 14.69% [17]. - The top three firms in Beijing are 北京禧悦私募, 北恒基金, and 盛天投资, with their returns undisclosed [17][20]. Group 5: Hangzhou Private Equity Rankings - Hangzhou has 42 private equity firms, with an average return of 17.60% [24]. - The top three firms in Hangzhou are 浩坤昇发资产, 杭州博衍私募, and 云起量化, with their returns undisclosed [24][29]. Group 6: Guangzhou Private Equity Rankings - Guangzhou has 33 private equity firms, with an average return of 22.70% [30]. - The top three firms in Guangzhou are 沁昇基金, 三和创赢, and 泽元投资, with their returns undisclosed [30][35]. Group 7: Other Regions Private Equity Rankings - Other regions have 147 private equity firms, with an average return of 15.31% [36]. - The top three firms in these regions are 滨利投资, 路远私募, and 持赢私募, with their returns undisclosed [36][40].

Core Viewpoint - The A-share market is suitable for value investing, where stock prices serve as an external variable to assess potential returns rather than a variable to predict [2][25][26]. Group 1: Market Performance and Investment Strategy - As of August 18, the Shanghai Composite Index reached a nearly ten-year high, closing at 3728.03 points, with the A-share market capitalization surpassing 100 trillion yuan, marking a historical peak [2]. - The current stock prices are not as cheap as they were ten months ago, and some stocks have seen a decline in implied returns. However, the Chinese stock market is not in a bubble state when viewed alongside the Hong Kong market [2][55][56]. - The investment strategy emphasizes patience and a different perspective, focusing on long-term value rather than short-term market fluctuations [8][16][39]. Group 2: Fund Performance and Manager Insights - The fund managed by Jiang Cheng has shown a year-to-date return of 6.03%, with a three-year return of 23.77% and a five-year return of 74.68%, indicating stable performance [3]. - Jiang Cheng maintains a conservative approach, focusing on traditional sectors such as banking, chemicals, construction, and real estate, with a long-term investment horizon [3][5]. - The investment philosophy includes a significant emphasis on understanding the underlying value of assets and avoiding value traps, dedicating 20% of research efforts to identifying potential pitfalls in existing holdings [20][22]. Group 3: Value Investment Principles - Value investing is defined as an investment behavior aimed at acquiring asset value, with cash returns being the primary measure of value creation [23]. - The market's price volatility can create more opportunities for value investing, as it allows investors to buy undervalued assets [25][26]. - Safety margin is viewed as a conservative attitude, acknowledging the unpredictability of future market conditions and focusing on protecting against adverse scenarios [18][19]. Group 4: Market Dynamics and Long-term Outlook - The current market environment presents both pressures and opportunities, with a need for caution at the micro level while maintaining optimism at the macro level [58][59]. - Continuous learning and adaptation to new market dynamics are essential for identifying long-term investment opportunities, especially in emerging sectors like AI and innovative pharmaceuticals [40][43][45]. - The investment approach encourages a focus on long-term goals and the ability to tolerate short-term market fluctuations without being overly influenced by them [52][63].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant growth of the ETF market in China, with total ETF assets surpassing 4.8 trillion yuan, reflecting increased confidence and willingness of institutional and individual investors to enter the market [2] Group 1: Long-term Investment Strategy - The "long money, long investment" strategy aligns with the "three investment" philosophy, emphasizing the need for stability in the market and promoting a virtuous cycle between the capital market and the real economy [4] - Regulatory support through policies like the "National Nine Articles" and the "High-Quality Development Action Plan for Index Investment" aims to guide long-term capital into the market [4][5] - Investor education initiatives have been crucial in promoting long-term investment concepts, with significant outreach efforts reaching millions of clients [4] Group 2: ETF Market Dynamics - Broad-based ETFs tracking major indices like the CSI 300 and the STAR Market have become primary tools for long-term capital allocation, showing resilience during market adjustments [6] - The share of institutional investment in broad-based ETFs has increased significantly, indicating a shift towards long-term strategies [6] - The rise of thematic and sector-specific ETFs is driving capital towards strategic emerging industries, aligning with national priorities [7] Group 3: Bond ETFs and Market Stability - Bond ETFs have seen explosive growth, exceeding 500 billion yuan, serving as a stabilizing force in investor portfolios amid declining interest rates [8] - The demand for bond ETFs reflects strong long-term capital allocation needs among investors [8] Group 4: Institutional Investor Influence - Institutional investors have become a cornerstone of the ETF ecosystem, with their holdings in equity ETFs exceeding 40% by the end of 2024 [10] - The penetration rates of institutional investors in stock and bond ETFs have reached 62.14% and 84.9%, respectively, indicating a robust shift towards long-term investment [10] Group 5: Future Outlook - The deepening of personal pension systems and expansion of the third pillar of pensions will continue to broaden the supply of long-term capital [13] - ETFs are expected to play a crucial role in aligning capital with national innovation strategies, particularly in hard technology sectors [13] - The article envisions a resilient and vibrant capital market driven by patient capital flowing into strategic areas like hard technology and green initiatives [13]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the significant growth of the ETF market, which has surpassed 4.8 trillion yuan, reflecting increased confidence and willingness of institutional and individual investors to enter the market [1][2][7] - The "long money long investment" strategy is gaining traction, aligning with the "three investment" philosophy, which emphasizes stable market conditions and a positive cycle between capital markets and the real economy [2][9] - Regulatory support through policies such as the "National Nine Articles" and the "High-Quality Development Action Plan for Index Investment" is facilitating the entry of long-term capital into the market [2][3] Group 2 - Broad-based ETFs tracking major indices like the CSI 300 and the STAR Market are becoming primary tools for long-term capital allocation, demonstrating resilience during market adjustments [3][4] - The rise of thematic and sector-specific ETFs is directing funds towards strategic emerging industries, such as hard technology and new energy, thereby enhancing the development of new productive forces [4][5] - Bond ETFs have seen explosive growth, exceeding 500 billion yuan, serving as a stabilizing force in investors' asset allocation amidst a declining interest rate environment [5][6] Group 3 - Institutional investors are increasingly becoming the backbone of the ETF ecosystem, with their holdings in stock ETFs surpassing 40% by the end of 2024, indicating a shift towards long-term investment strategies [7][8] - The low-cost nature of ETFs reduces friction in long-term investments, while their transparency enhances investors' understanding of value logic, effectively connecting long-term capital with quality assets [8][10] - The future of the ETF market is expected to expand with the deepening of personal pension systems and the integration of capital with technological innovation, promoting sustainable growth in strategic sectors [9][10]