Core Viewpoint - The liquidity crisis is intensifying market volatility, accelerating the repricing of major asset classes, while global equities and commodities may still present performance opportunities. The recommendation is to overweight AH shares, US stocks, crude oil, and industrial commodities in February [1][2]. Group 1: Strategic Asset Allocation Framework - The company has developed an "all-weather" asset allocation framework consisting of Strategic Asset Allocation (SAA), Tactical Asset Allocation (TAA), and Major Event Review Adjustments to guide investment decisions [2]. - SAA aims to diversify macro risks and set long-term allocation benchmarks to ensure portfolio robustness, while TAA uses quantitative methods to identify assets with superior short-term risk-return characteristics and adjusts portfolio weights accordingly [2]. - The final step involves subjective review of major events to calibrate and supplement quantitative results [2]. Group 2: Equity Asset Recommendations - Multiple factors support the performance of Chinese equities, recommending an overweight in A/H shares. The upcoming economic work conference and the expectation of further expansion in the broad deficit suggest a more proactive economic policy [3]. - The Federal Reserve is expected to lower interest rates in December, and the stable appreciation of the RMB provides favorable conditions for monetary easing in early 2026, enhancing market risk appetite [3]. - The "Goldilocks" scenario is emerging, favoring US stock performance, with the US economy showing resilience despite marginal cooling, and corporate earnings expectations potentially supporting upward movement in US stock indices [3]. Group 3: Bond Asset Recommendations - The recommended bond allocation weight for February 2026 is 35.00%, including long-term and short-term government bonds [4]. - Structural monetary policy may strengthen the allocation to government bonds, as the imbalance between financing demand and credit supply remains a reality, but the trend of rising risk appetite may lead to a rebalancing of asset allocations [4]. - The US economy is cooling but not stalling, with a moderate decline in the labor market and favorable conditions for reducing inflationary pressures, suggesting a potential decline in US Treasury yields [4]. Group 4: Commodity Asset Recommendations - The recommended commodity allocation weight for February 2026 is 12.50%, with an overweight in crude oil and industrial commodities [5]. - The geopolitical situation in the Middle East is intensifying, suggesting an overweight in crude oil, as global demand remains relatively weak, and OPEC+ has decided to continue production cuts [5]. - Demand expectations for industrial commodities are being revised upward, with structural demand driven by construction, electric grids, and electric vehicles, indicating a potential supply-demand imbalance for industrial metals like copper [5].