Group 1 - In January 2026, the number of new fund issuances reached 169, the highest level since March 2023, with several funds selling out in one day and some triggering proportionate allotment due to oversubscription [1] - Fund advisors have accelerated their reallocation strategies, with 178 out of nearly 650 fund advisor portfolios adjusting their allocations, favoring undervalued value-type funds [1] - The overall asset allocation has seen an increase in A-shares and bond positions while reducing cash assets, U.S. stocks, and Hong Kong stocks, with a focus on sectors like non-ferrous metals, electronics, and communications [1] Group 2 - The issuance of bond funds has significantly declined in 2026, with new pure bond funds being very few, while "fixed income +" funds continue to dominate the new bond fund market [3] - The latest VAT policy has excluded regular life insurance products from the exemption, leading to increased costs and a projected price rise of 5% to 10% for new products [3] - The recent rise in the onshore and offshore RMB against the USD, surpassing the 6.90 mark, is attributed to seasonal corporate demand for currency settlement and external factors affecting the USD [4] Group 3 - Several securities firms, including Caida Securities, are expanding their credit business scale, raising the upper limit of related quotas from 100% to 140% of audited net capital for 2024 [5] - The rapid expansion of margin financing demand has led to an increase in the total scale of margin financing, which is expected to boost revenue for securities firms [5] - The introduction of new refinancing policies by major exchanges is seen as a positive development for the investment banking business, with a focus on leveraging these opportunities post-holiday [6] Group 4 - The public fund of funds (FOF) sector has seen a rapid increase, with 31 new FOFs established in 2026, a year-on-year growth of 244.44%, driven by demand for stable investment products and continuous innovation [7] - The pre-prepared food market is experiencing a surge in demand as the Lunar New Year approaches, with both online and offline platforms actively promoting various meal kits and specialty dishes [7] - The urban real estate financing coordination mechanism has shown effectiveness, with significant credit support provided to "white list" projects, ensuring funding for ongoing construction and protecting homebuyer rights [8]

Core Viewpoint - In January 2026, fund advisors accelerated their portfolio adjustments, with a consensus on increasing allocations to undervalued value funds and enhancing positions in A-shares and bonds while reducing cash, U.S. stocks, and Hong Kong stocks [1][2]. Asset Allocation - A total of 178 out of nearly 650 fund advisor portfolios adjusted their allocations in January 2026, with significant increases in low-valuation value funds such as Yongying Rong'an and Huatai-PB Hongli Low Volatility ETF [2]. - Fund advisors increased their allocations to A-shares and bonds while reducing cash, U.S. stocks, and Hong Kong stocks [2]. Industry Focus - In the A-share market, fund advisors increased allocations to sectors such as non-ferrous metals, electronics, communications, and non-bank financials, while reducing exposure to biomedicine, automobiles, transportation, banks, and food and beverages [3]. - The technology sector saw adjustments, with a focus on increasing communication industry weight while reducing the computer industry weight, reflecting a strategic shift towards AI applications and related sectors [5]. Market Outlook - Looking ahead, fund advisors suggest focusing on the "overseas expansion + technology" dual strategy, emphasizing cyclical industries supported by global demand and AI-related sectors [6][7]. - The Hong Kong stock market is viewed as having a favorable investment window due to its low valuation and improving liquidity, with historical trends indicating potential for a "red envelope market" post-Chinese New Year [7].

Group 1 - In January 2026, fund advisors accelerated their portfolio adjustments, with 178 out of nearly 650 fund advisor combinations making changes, primarily increasing allocations to undervalued value-type funds [1] - Major funds that saw the highest increase in allocation include Yongying Rong'an, HFT Investment's Hongli Low Volatility ETF, and others [1] - Fund advisors generally increased their positions in A-shares and bonds while reducing cash assets, U.S. stocks, and Hong Kong stocks [1][2] Group 2 - Specific sector adjustments included increasing allocations to non-ferrous metals, electronics, and communications, while reducing exposure to biomedicine, automotive, and banking sectors [2] - Jia Shi Wealth's portfolio adjustments included increasing holdings in funds related to economic recovery and reducing exposure to high-performing products like the CSI 500 [2] - Silver Hua Fund's portfolio rebalancing involved increasing bond fund allocations from 39% to 44% and reducing mixed and equity fund allocations [3] Group 3 - The focus on the technology sector included increasing the weight of the communications industry while reducing the weight of the computer industry, reflecting a strategic shift in response to market conditions [4] - The investment strategy emphasizes a dual focus on "overseas expansion + technology," suggesting a balanced approach to mitigate risks and smooth volatility [4][5] - The Hong Kong stock market is viewed as having a favorable investment window due to its low valuation and improving liquidity, with historical data indicating better performance post-Chinese New Year [5][6]