Group 1 - The report emphasizes that the investment themes from the Two Sessions are not just one-time opportunities but have long-term implications for industry development and sustained excess returns [2][20]. - Short-term characteristics highlight that low valuation themes are more likely to experience valuation increases shortly after the Two Sessions [3][26]. - The correlation between market capitalization distribution and cumulative excess returns weakens over time, indicating that smaller market cap stocks (<100 billion) tend to outperform in the short term [3][30]. Group 2 - Cumulative excess returns and performance growth are significant in the long term, with themes often generating excess returns over a 360-day period post-Two Sessions [4][36]. - Historical analysis shows that only a few years (2017, 2019, 2023) underperformed, suggesting the importance of new proposals in the government work report [4][36]. - The average cumulative excess returns may not be realized in the same year as the Two Sessions, indicating a longer-term guidance effect [4][38]. Group 3 - Seasonal timing indicates that the best periods for investing in Two Sessions themes are February-March and October [5][55]. - The report suggests that themes failing to pass the first-quarter report test may see their momentum stall in spring [5][56]. Group 4 - The evolution of "blockbuster" themes shows a clear pattern: national policy setting, local follow-up, highlighting key enterprises/events, expanding networks, and standardized industry development [6][10]. - Common characteristics of successful themes include alignment with current trends, broad market potential, high recognizability, and performance support [6][10]. - Themes first introduced in the Two Sessions tend to have better long-term excess returns [6][12]. Group 5 - The report identifies investment opportunities in 2025, particularly in deep-sea technology and embodied intelligence (humanoid robots) [7][18]. - Deep-sea technology is positioned as a strategic area with strong performance support, while humanoid robots are seen as potential blockbuster themes due to their alignment with market trends [7][18]. - The report suggests that deep-sea technology has already shown significant gains since the Two Sessions, with a maximum increase of 16.91% and an excess return of 18.16% relative to the Wind All A index [12][16].