Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of combining macro quantification with factor momentum to select resonant factors, particularly focusing on growth factors while considering market conditions [1][4] - Current macro indicators show economic decline, slightly loose liquidity, and improving credit indicators, leading to a correction in the direction of economic downturn and tight liquidity [3][4] - The article identifies that the stock pools are still biased towards growth factors, especially in the CSI 300 and CSI 1000 indices, while the CSI 500 leans more towards fundamental factors [4][5] Group 2 - Economic leading indicators suggest a potential slight increase after reaching a short-term bottom in August 2025, despite recent declines in PMI and new orders [6][8] - Various leading indicators are analyzed, indicating that many are in a downward cycle, with expectations for some to reach their bottom by early 2026 [9][10] - The liquidity environment is assessed as slightly loose, with interest rates remaining stable and monetary supply indicators suggesting a continuation of this trend [12][14] Group 3 - Credit indicators are generally weak, but the overall credit environment remains positive, with some signs of recovery in recent months [15][16] - The article recommends increasing stock allocations due to improving equity trends, while reducing allocations in other asset classes [16][17] - The focus remains on liquidity as the most significant variable affecting market dynamics, with credit and inflation also being monitored [18][20] Group 4 - The article suggests industry selection based on economic sensitivity and credit sensitivity, highlighting sectors that are less sensitive to economic downturns but more responsive to credit conditions [20][21] - Industries identified as having high growth potential include electronics, media, and beauty care, which are less affected by economic fluctuations [20][21]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the continued significance of low volatility factors as resonance factors in investment strategies, integrating macroeconomic quantitative insights with factor momentum [1][2] - The analysis indicates that the economic recovery is ongoing, liquidity is returning to a neutral-tight state, and credit indicators are improving, with no need for adjustments based on micro mappings [1][2] - The stock pool configurations for various indices such as CSI 300 and CSI 1000 show a consistent preference for low volatility and growth factors, with value factors also being selected in the CSI 500 index [2] Group 2 - Economic leading indicators are positioned in the late stage of an upward trend, with expectations of reaching a peak by June 2025 and entering a downward cycle by December 2025 [3][8] - Specific indicators such as PMI and fixed asset investment are showing positive trends, suggesting continued economic growth in the near term [3][9] - The liquidity environment is tightening, with short-term interest rates rising above their moving averages, indicating a shift towards a tighter monetary policy [11][15] Group 3 - Credit indicators have shown improvement, with social financing stock increasing for two consecutive months, reflecting a more favorable credit environment [16][18] - The asset allocation strategy suggests reducing bond and US stock positions while increasing allocations in A-shares and commodities, reflecting a bullish outlook on domestic markets [18][22] - The focus on liquidity as a key variable driving market performance indicates that fluctuations in liquidity will significantly impact stock volatility and overall market dynamics [19][22]