Core Conclusions - The report emphasizes the importance of focusing on low-position elastic sectors during the mid-bull market phase, suggesting that these sectors may experience significant rebounds due to their low valuations, low holdings, and low growth rates [3][14]. - The report identifies a shift in market styles, indicating that while the TMT sector has led the recent market rally, there is potential for growth in previously underperforming sectors as economic conditions improve and policies shift [3][14]. Market Style Discussion - Recent market performance shows that the TMT sector has outperformed, driven by strong fundamentals in AI investments, which are on an upward trajectory globally [3][13]. - The report suggests that mid-bull market sectors are likely to expand, and it is advisable to pay attention to low-position sectors that may benefit from style shifts, particularly those with improving policies or fundamentals [14][15]. - Historical data indicates that the style of leading sectors during the mid-bull market often differs from that of the early bull market, with sectors that performed well initially not necessarily maintaining their momentum [16][18]. Sector Recommendations - Non-bank financials are highlighted as a sector with high certainty of performance improvement and still low valuations [15]. - The military and non-ferrous metals sectors are recommended due to favorable supply-demand dynamics and limited impact from macroeconomic changes [15]. - The media sector is noted for its favorable policy environment and relatively high valuation attractiveness compared to other AI sub-sectors [15]. - Cyclical sectors such as steel, construction materials, and chemicals are expected to benefit from supply-side policies and potential demand-side support, with low valuations making them attractive [15][24]. Style and Sector Analysis - The report discusses the potential for style shifts in the market, particularly as low-valuation sectors may see increased interest from institutional investors due to low holdings and the anticipated shift in market focus [21][22]. - The analysis indicates that sectors currently at low valuations, low holdings, and low growth rates include construction decoration, petroleum and petrochemicals, and real estate, which may present opportunities for recovery [23][24]. Seasonal Trends - The report notes that September typically shows weak seasonal trends for market styles, with a higher probability of style shifts occurring in Q4 [25][26]. - Historical data suggests that while small-cap growth has dominated in August, the likelihood of value styles gaining traction increases as the year progresses into the fourth quarter [26].