Group 1 - The article discusses the macro perspective on the recent revaluation of equity assets, summarizing insights from eleven reports that form a methodological series [1] - It identifies five asset classes that have performed notably well since early 2025, including precious metals, non-ferrous metals, emerging market stocks, major market tech stocks, and alternative assets [6] - The article outlines three main themes behind these asset performances: the weakening of dollar credit and "soft decoupling" of assets, the reshaping of global supply chains and "backup" supply, and a new wave of technological revolution and industrial layout [1][6] Group 2 - The article analyzes the acceleration of technological innovation in China, using the pharmaceutical industry as an example to observe the release of the "engineer dividend" in the economy [2][9] - It discusses the relationship between the appreciation of the RMB and asset appreciation, noting that the exchange rate is influenced by purchasing power parity, interest rate differentials, and risk premiums [2][11] Group 3 - The article identifies five key drivers behind the recent pricing recovery of equity assets, including total recovery, broad-based growth improvement, increased asset activity among residents, medium to long-term capital entering the market, and rising credit risk premiums on dollar assets [2][13] - It explains the phase of divergence between equity market performance and economic indicators, using the "Changjiang Business School BCI" to represent economic fundamentals and "Wind All A" for the equity market [2][13] Group 4 - The article explores the relationship between liquidity and asset pricing, indicating that liquidity affects financial market asset pricing through opportunity costs and the availability of financing [3][13] - It summarizes five characteristics of high-growth narratives in the equity market, observed during specific periods, including macro risk clearance, low traditional asset profitability, ample liquidity, sticky expected returns, and the presence of industry narratives [3][14] Group 5 - The article presents a "5+1" timing framework for high-growth narratives, which has yielded a cumulative return of 1147.47% since 2006, with an annualized return of 13.96% and an annualized excess return of 2.98% [4][15] - It builds an analytical framework for understanding the recent rise in gold prices, incorporating its financial, monetary, commodity, and safe-haven attributes, along with a quantitative monitoring system for gold price indicators [4][16]