Core Insights - The report from Western Securities indicates that the TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications) fund allocation reached a historical high in Q3 2025, suggesting a need for rebalancing in industry allocation [1] Group 1: Fund Allocation Insights - The current TMT fund holdings are approximately 40%, which is considered extreme compared to historical trends where fund concentration rarely sustains above 30% [1] - The duration of the current fund concentration has reached 13 quarters, aligning with the historical average duration for such trends [1] Group 2: Recommendations - Western Securities recommends a more balanced industry allocation approach in light of the high TMT fund positions [1]

Group 1 - The core conclusion indicates that public funds are increasing their positions in resources and technology, maintaining an extreme barbell strategy, with significant increases in large-cap growth stocks and a notable rise in the ChiNext index's position by 4.66 percentage points to 23.7%, at a historical 95.2 percentile level [1][9] - The TMT sector's position has risen to a historical high of 39.85%, reflecting an increase of 11.20 percentage points, while consumer sectors continue to decline, with discretionary consumption down 3.74 percentage points to 8.77% and staples down 4.12 percentage points to 16.42% [1][9] - In the primary industries, significant increases were observed in the electronics (+6.85 percentage points), telecommunications (+3.95 percentage points), and power equipment (+2.39 percentage points) sectors, while the banking sector saw the largest decrease of 3.03 percentage points [1][13] Group 2 - The TMT sector's position has reached approximately 40%, which is considered extreme, as historical fund clustering trends rarely sustain above 30%. The current clustering has lasted for 13 quarters, matching historical averages, suggesting a need for more balanced industry allocation [2][17] - The "new high" combination presents better cost-effectiveness, with industries like optical optoelectronics, television broadcasting, and communication services showing favorable ratios of fund allocation to economic indicators, particularly as optical optoelectronics and communication services are at historical low valuation levels [3][18] - In the TMT sector, semiconductor, consumer electronics, components, and communication equipment have reached historical high allocation levels, while many industries in the "new high" combination remain under-allocated, indicating potential investment opportunities [3][22][26] Group 3 - The overview of public fund allocations in Q3 2025 shows a significant increase in TMT to 39.8%, while the main board allocation decreased to 58.8%. The ChiNext and Sci-Tech Innovation Board allocations increased to 23.7% and 17.5%, respectively [28][29] - The report highlights that while some sectors like industrial metals and precious metals are at high allocation levels, they have not reached extreme levels, whereas sectors like medical beauty and electrical machinery remain under-allocated, suggesting potential for future growth [26][27]