Group 1: Market Adjustment Insights - The core reason for the recent market adjustment is not solely due to trade relations but rather the high valuation of US financial assets and weakening service sector, indicating a structural shift in the market [3][12][20] - A-share market experienced a significant pullback, with the CSI 300 index dropping by 2.2%, reflecting a broader global trend, although the magnitude of the decline was less severe compared to previous trade conflict periods [12][13] - The adjustment is seen as a normal phenomenon in the context of the ongoing transition in Chinese assets, with the true bull market yet to begin [6][62] Group 2: Domestic Economic Resilience - Financial data from September indicates a seasonal increase in new medium to long-term loans for enterprises, while residential loans showed a super-seasonal growth, suggesting a gradual recovery in terminal demand [4][30] - The year-on-year growth rate of domestic PPI has rebounded, particularly in upstream industries, signaling a stabilization in prices due to ongoing anti-involution efforts [4][30] - China's reliance on exports to the US has decreased, with overall export growth rebounding from 4.3% to 8.3% in September, indicating a shift towards emerging markets [4][35] Group 3: Gold Market Considerations - Long-term factors supporting gold prices include expectations of interest rate cuts, geopolitical risks leading to a weaker dollar, and persistent government deficits [5][42] - The rapid increase in gold prices since late August has been accompanied by significant inflows into gold ETFs, suggesting a shift in asset allocation preferences among investors [5][19][47] - Short-term risks for gold include potential over-exuberance in trading sentiment and the possibility of liquidity risks during major market events [5][52] Group 4: Strategic Recommendations - Focus on domestic industries showing recovery, particularly in consumer sectors such as food and beverage, aviation, and coal, as they are expected to benefit from improved demand [6][62] - In the medium term, attention should be directed towards upstream resources (copper, aluminum, oil, gold) and capital goods (engineering machinery, power grid equipment) as emerging market manufacturing activities recover [6][62] - The ongoing process of capital activation in enterprises is expected to benefit non-bank financial sectors as overall capital returns begin to recover [6][62]