Group 1: A-shares and Hong Kong Stocks - The A-share market is expected to show a volatile adjustment pattern in July, with short-term momentum effects possibly leading to continued increases, followed by a potential adjustment phase [4][30] - The Hong Kong stock market is anticipated to align with the A-share market's overall rhythm, but the A-share's chip structure is superior, and the Hang Seng AH premium index is reversing from a low position, reducing the attractiveness of Hong Kong stocks [4][30] - In early July, the growth style is expected to outperform, while dividend stocks may experience relative volatility; however, as momentum effects fade and tariff policy uncertainties increase in mid to late July, growth style may face headwinds, allowing dividend style to shine [4][30] Group 2: US Stocks and Gold - The risk trend model indicates that the risk level of US stocks has reached a high point, predicting a volatile trend in July, with the expiration of the tariff suspension period on July 9 likely impacting the market [4][30] - The gold market is assessed to have a moderate risk level, with no significant overvaluation or undervaluation; expectations for interest rate cuts are rising, leading to a gradual strengthening of the market [4][30] - Overall, US stocks and gold are expected to maintain a reverse volatile pattern, awaiting catalysts from geopolitical events, policy changes, and US economic data releases [4][30] Group 3: Government Bonds and US Treasuries - The government bond market is supported by a slow economic recovery, maintaining confidence in policy easing, with liquidity improvement expectations becoming clearer post-quarter [4][30] - The US Treasury market is influenced by external uncertainties that elevate risk aversion, supporting a downward trend in interest rates, although supply pressures and policy fluctuations limit the extent of this decline [4][30] - The overall interest rate trend is expected to show a downward movement, influenced by domestic recovery and flexible policies alongside persistent US inflation and debt supply [4][30] Group 4: Fund Allocation Recommendations - A balanced allocation strategy is recommended, anticipating that the market may exhibit a volatile adjustment trend in the future, suggesting a wait-and-see approach for optimal timing [4][30]