Market Overview - The Shanghai Composite Index, Shenzhen Component Index, and ChiNext Index have respective ten-year PE percentile ranks of 99.71%, 93.91%, and 49.4% as of January 23, 2026 [17] - The market temperature indicator reflects a mixed sentiment with a total value of 100% based on the PE percentile ranks [17] Sector Performance - The top-performing sectors on January 23, 2026, include: - Power Equipment: +3.50% - Non-ferrous Metals: +2.65% - National Defense and Military Industry: +2.73% [2][17] - The sectors with the largest declines are: - Media: -0.71% - Household Appliances: -0.90% - Steel: -1.52% [2][17] Fund Flows - The sectors with the highest net inflows are: - Power Equipment: 8.977 billion - Non-ferrous Metals: 4.552 billion - Media: 2.173 billion [2][19] - The sectors with the largest net outflows are: - Communication: -7.992 billion - Electronics: -6.350 billion - Machinery: -5.077 billion [2][19] ETF Performance - The following ETFs have shown significant performance: - Green Energy ETF: +3.68% with a six-month increase of 37.06% [19] - General Aviation ETF: +3.67% with a six-month increase of 32.93% [19] - Non-ferrous Metals ETF: +3.37% with a six-month increase of 84.40% [19] Gold Market Insights - Gold prices have recently surpassed 5000 USD per ounce, driven by factors such as U.S. fiscal risks and strong demand for gold from global central banks [21] - The Non-ferrous Metals ETF has also seen a significant increase, reflecting the bullish sentiment in the gold market [21] Industry Growth Projections - The commercial aerospace market in China is projected to reach approximately 2.3 trillion RMB by 2024, with an annual compound growth rate of 22.5% from 2015 to 2024, significantly higher than the global average [21]

Market Overview - The three major indices collectively rose, with the Shanghai Composite Index closing at 4136.16, up 0.33% [2] - The Shenzhen Component Index increased by 0.79% to 14439.66, while the CSI 300 fell by 0.45% to 4702.50 [2] - The ChiNext Index rose by 0.63% to 3349.50, and the STAR 50 Index increased by 0.78% to 1553.71 [2] Sector Performance - The top-performing sectors included Electric Equipment (3.50%), Nonferrous Metals (2.73%), and Defense Industry (2.65%) [3] - The sectors with the poorest performance were Communication (-1.52%), Banking (-0.90%), and Coal (-0.76%) [3] - Concept indices such as BC Battery (8.56%) and Perovskite Battery (8.24%) showed strong gains, while Corn (-0.14%) and Soybeans (-0.10%) lagged [3] Future Outlook - The market is expected to continue its upward trend, supported by multiple favorable factors, including the central bank's commitment to maintaining a moderately loose monetary policy [4][6] - The recent decrease in the re-lending and re-discount rates indicates potential for further cuts in reserve requirements and interest rates this year [6] - The improvement in macroeconomic conditions and corporate earnings recovery are seen as core drivers for the market's mid-term upward movement [6] - Recommended sectors for investment include Oil and Petrochemicals, Construction Decoration, Nonferrous Metals, TMT, and Coal [6]

Core Viewpoint - The A-share market shows mixed performance with the Shanghai Composite Index up 0.84% and the Shenzhen Component Index up 1.11%, while the ChiNext Index is down 0.34% and the Sci-Tech Innovation Board Index up 2.41% [1] Group 1: Market Analysis - CITIC Securities reports that market confidence is gradually recovering, suggesting that sectors with logical narratives at relatively low valuations may see recovery [1] - Zhongtai Securities indicates that the short-term market will continue to exhibit a differentiated pattern, supported by high elasticity sectors attracting new capital and a stable RMB exchange rate [2] - Huajin Securities notes that the short-term economic and profit recovery trends are weak, with PPI expected to rise and A-share profits maintaining a structural recovery trend [3] Group 2: Investment Strategy - CITIC Securities recommends increasing allocations in non-bank sectors (securities, insurance) and enhancing returns through domestic demand or high-growth sectors [1] - Zhongtai Securities anticipates that after the Spring Festival, the market's pricing logic will shift from risk preference and valuation expansion to performance verification and profit growth [2] - Everbright Securities advises investors to maintain a steady approach and hold stocks through the holiday, predicting a new upward momentum post-Spring Festival [4] Group 3: Sector Focus - Everbright Securities highlights sectors such as electronics, power equipment, and non-ferrous metals as key areas of focus, depending on market style [4] - The commercial aerospace sector is noted for its recent recovery, with specific sub-sectors like space computing and upstream materials expected to remain active [5]

【光大证券：近期以稳为主 但仍应持股过节】智通财经1月25日电，光大证券研报表示，保持稳健，持 股过节。参考之前的市场行情，认为春节前市场将会保持震荡，难以保持稳定的趋势，这主要与春节之 前投资者交易热度有所下行，以及微观流动性短期趋紧有关。从历史情况来看，春节前20个交易日，主 要指数上涨概率不足50%。预计春节之后市场将会迎来新一轮上行动力，春节后20个交易日主要指数上 行概率与平均涨幅均较高。因此建议投资者近期以稳为主，但仍应持股过节。行业方面，关注电子、电 力设备、有色金属等。若1月市场风格为成长，五维行业比较框架打分靠前的行业分别为电子、电力设 备、通信、有色金属、汽车、国防军工；若1月份市场风格为防御，五维行业比较框架打分靠前的行业 分别为非银金融、电子、有色金属、电力设备、汽车、交通运输等。两种风格假设下，得分靠前行业具 有一定的相似性。 炒股就看金麒麟分析师研报，权威，专业，及时，全面，助您挖掘潜力主题机会！ 转自：智通财经 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article analyzes the performance of China's assets in 2025, highlighting a 27.6% increase in the Wind All A Index, with significant gains in sectors such as non-ferrous metals, electronics, and defense industries, driven by global narratives and high-end manufacturing [1][12][13]. Group 1: Asset Performance and Industry Analysis - In 2025, the Wind All A Index rose by 27.6%, with leading sectors including non-ferrous metals (94.7%), electronics (47.9%), and defense (34.3%) [1][13]. - The profitability of industrial enterprises showed a positive trend, particularly in high-end manufacturing and related raw materials, with notable profit growth in non-ferrous metals (32.3%) and computer communication electronics (15.0%) [1][14]. - The performance of various industries was influenced by global trends, with precious metals and the AI industry chain showing remarkable results [1][12]. Group 2: Demand Drivers and Economic Structure - The demand side in 2025 was driven by three main factors: consumer spending on durable goods (e.g., home appliances), exports of electromechanical and high-tech products, and investment in equipment [2][16]. - Exports of electromechanical products and high-tech goods grew by 8.4% and 7.5%, respectively, outpacing overall export growth of 5.5% [2][18]. - Investment in construction and infrastructure declined by 8.4%, while equipment investment increased by 11.8% due to policy incentives [2][16]. Group 3: Industrial Price Trends - The Producer Price Index (PPI) fell by 2.6% in 2025, with traditional raw material sectors contributing significantly to this decline [3][20]. - The PPI decline was primarily driven by upstream traditional industries, which accounted for 66% of the decrease, while emerging manufacturing sectors contributed 23% [3][21]. - In the second half of 2025, PPI showed signs of recovery, with month-on-month increases observed in several industries, including coal and non-ferrous metals [3][22]. Group 4: Inventory Dynamics - The inventory-to-sales ratio in the industrial sector rose to 0.58 by November 2025, indicating a trend of increasing inventory levels [4][24]. - The inventory cycle showed a pattern of active replenishment at the beginning of the year, followed by passive accumulation later in the year [4][25]. - By November 2025, nominal and actual inventory levels had increased by 4.6% and 6.8%, respectively, compared to the previous year [4][24]. Group 5: Policy Outlook for 2026 - The core policy focus for 2026 is to address demand shortfalls, with an emphasis on optimizing supply-demand relationships [5][27]. - If fixed asset investment recovers to around 3.8%, the economic supply-demand ratio is expected to improve significantly [5][28]. - The 2026 policy aims to enhance consumer spending and investment, particularly in the service sector, to stimulate economic growth [5][35]. Group 6: Export and Consumption Trends - The export environment in 2026 is expected to remain stable, with structural highlights in midstream manufacturing [6][30]. - The IMF projects a global economic growth of 3.1% for 2026, with emerging economies in Asia and Africa leading the growth [6][31]. - Policies aimed at increasing consumer spending, particularly in the service sector, are anticipated to drive economic recovery [6][35]. Group 7: Investment Recovery and Infrastructure - Investment in infrastructure is projected to recover in 2026, with significant funding allocated for various projects [8][39]. - The early 2026 investment outlook is positive, with a notable increase in the scale of funding for key projects compared to 2025 [8][38]. - Central enterprises are expected to play a crucial role in driving investment, with substantial planned expenditures in infrastructure [8][39]. Group 8: Emerging Industries and Technological Development - The "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes the development of emerging industries, including artificial intelligence and quantum technology [9][40]. - Significant growth was observed in sectors such as drone technology and satellite communications, indicating a robust expansion of new industries [9][40]. - The application of advanced technologies in industrial enterprises has increased dramatically, reflecting a shift towards more innovative practices [9][40].

Report Industry Investment Rating - The industry rating is "Overweight", expecting a gain of more than 10% relative to the benchmark index in the next 6 - 12 months [19] Core Viewpoints of the Report - Since the beginning of 2026, the A - share market style has changed from unilateral upward movement to high - frequency rotation. It is better to hold the core main line firmly than to chase the market in high - frequency rotation. The AI industry chain remains the market consensus, and the current market cooling is a "slope adjustment" rather than a "trend end" [3] - The acceleration of industry rotation is a benign spread of funds from "point" to "surface". The market is seeking a pricing balance between technology and prosperous industries [3] - The net inflow of industry ETFs has increased, showing a configuration pattern of "cycles as shields and technology as spears". It is recommended to adopt a "dumbbell - shaped" configuration strategy [3] Summary by Directory Market Focus Always on the Main Line, AI Industry Chain Remains the Consensus - From the perspective of trading volume proportion, industries such as electronics, computers, and national defense and military industry have always been at the core of the market. Even with short - term disturbances, the electronics sector's trading volume proportion remains at a high level of 17% - 20%, and that of national defense and military industry has gradually recovered, indicating strong capital stickiness [3][8] - The current market cooling is a "slope adjustment" rather than a "trend end". The high concentration of the chip structure proves that the AI industry chain is an investment main line with in - depth consensus, and high activity provides strong resilience and upward elasticity [3][8] Liquidity Spillover, the Advantage of "Technology + Prosperity" Portfolio Highlights - As the market enters the adjustment period, liquidity begins to spread from high - consensus varieties to prosperous industries with catch - up logic. When the technology main line adjusts, funds flow to industries such as chemicals, non - ferrous metals, and banks [10] - This shows that it is not the ebb of the main line but the natural spread of liquidity from "point" to "surface". The market is seeking a pricing balance between technology and prosperous industries [11] - Since the beginning of the year, some sectors have shown high weekly and year - to - date excess returns. The strategy of holding the AI bottom position and combining bull - market varieties has a higher winning rate than blind rotation [12] ETF Fund Flows: Driven by the Resilience of Prosperity and Technology - Although the broad - based ETFs are still experiencing net outflows (the weekly outflow of CSI 300ETF is 724.2 billion yuan), the industry ETFs are in a state of net buying, with a cumulative net inflow of 78.82 billion yuan [13] - There has been a significant pulsed inflow of funds into the non - ferrous sector without siphoning other sectors. The technology sector also has a large net inflow, especially software and satellite sub - industries, showing a configuration pattern of "cycles as shields and technology as spears" [14] It's Better to Be Part of the Wind Than to Chase It - The main line of this bull market is clear, with technology being the best offensive variety. It is recommended to adopt a "dumbbell - shaped" configuration and hold firmly [3][17] - One end of the "dumbbell" is the technology main line, including storage, equipment, advanced packaging, AI applications, commercial aerospace, and robots. The other end is the prosperous cyclical sectors such as non - ferrous metals and chemicals, and also pay attention to stable sectors like home appliances and transportation [3][17]

Group 1 - The A-share market is experiencing a spring rally, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising by 0.84% and the Shenzhen Component Index increasing by 1.11% [12] - Short-term market focus is on low-position sectors, particularly cyclical Alpha (non-ferrous metals, chemicals) expanding towards cyclical turning points in construction materials, oil, and steel [1][13] - The current profitability in non-ferrous metals, chemicals, and oil is nearing high levels, indicating increasing short-term resistance for cyclical trends [1][14] Group 2 - Global market risk appetite is on the rise, favoring equity assets, with recommendations for tactical overweight in A/H shares, US stocks, and gold, while suggesting underweight in US Treasuries and oil [2][15] - The upcoming economic work conference and the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan in 2026 are expected to lead to more aggressive economic policies and an expansion of the fiscal deficit [2][15] - The anticipated interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in December and the stable appreciation of the RMB are favorable for China's monetary easing in early 2026 [2][15] Group 3 - The technology sector remains the main focus of the current bull market, driven by the AI wave, with recommendations to pay attention to the application of AI in specific sectors [3][16] - Value sector opportunities are also worth considering, including certain resource products and real estate [3][16] - Consumer services may receive temporary attention as part of the sector allocation strategy [3][16] Group 4 - The market is expected to remain stable with a focus on holding positions through the upcoming holiday, as historical data suggests a less than 50% probability of major index increases in the 20 trading days before the Spring Festival [4][17] - Post-holiday, a new upward momentum is anticipated, with higher probabilities of index increases in the following 20 trading days [4][17] - Key sectors to watch include electronics, power equipment, and non-ferrous metals, with a focus on both growth and defensive styles depending on market conditions [4][17] Group 5 - The spring rally is expected to enter its second phase, with the Shanghai Composite Index nearing 4200 points, reflecting a strong upward trend since late December [5][18] - The market is witnessing a divergence in fund flows, with significant inflows into margin financing while stock-type ETFs are experiencing outflows [5][18] - Attention is needed on macro policy expectations from the upcoming National People's Congress in March and the microeconomic fundamentals from the 2025 annual reports [5][18] Group 6 - The current average P/E ratios for the Shanghai Composite and ChiNext are 16.88 and 53.36, respectively, indicating a suitable environment for medium to long-term investments [8][20] - The market is expected to focus on performance and industry trends, with a likelihood of maintaining a slight upward trend in the Shanghai Composite Index [8][20] - Investment opportunities are suggested in sectors such as photovoltaic equipment, energy metals, batteries, and aerospace [8][20] Group 7 - The market is anticipated to continue its oscillation and consolidation phase, with ETF outflows and a temporary decline in margin financing [9][20] - Despite the market's cooling, overall trading enthusiasm remains, and a slow bull market expectation may lead to fluctuating market sentiments [9][20] - Investment opportunities are highlighted in the TMT sector, robotics, and non-ferrous metals, alongside a focus on banking and insurance due to favorable long-term funding conditions [9][20] Group 8 - The spring rally is expected to persist, with a significant increase in risk appetite in the A-share market, as evidenced by a 17-day consecutive rise in the Shanghai Composite Index [10][21] - The market liquidity environment is improving, supported by favorable external conditions and proactive internal policies [10][21] - Key investment themes include low-valuation high-dividend assets, technology-driven production, and domestic market expansion [10][21] Group 9 - The 2026 economic outlook is positive, with proactive monetary and fiscal policies expected to support stable economic growth and a continued "slow bull" market in A-shares [11][21] - February is anticipated to maintain the momentum of January's focus on technology and non-ferrous sectors, driven by the "14th Five-Year Plan" [11][21] - Investment opportunities are identified in sectors related to new productive forces, including AI, aerospace, and agriculture [11][21]

Group 1 - The "spring rally" is seen as a precursor to the annual market trend, driven by strong policy expectations, central bank liquidity injections, and a vacuum period for economic data and earnings reports [1][5][6] - Historical data from 2005 to 2025 indicates that the spring rally lasts an average of 70 days, with the Shanghai Composite Index averaging a 20% increase during this period [3][7] - Leading sectors during the spring rally include growth, consumption, and cyclical styles, with strong performances from industries such as non-ferrous metals, machinery, computers, military, construction materials, electric power, chemicals, and electronics [1][2][6] Group 2 - The current "atypical spring rally" began in late December 2025, influenced by the resolution of external uncertainties and an increase in A500 ETF subscriptions [1][5] - The spring rally is expected to continue until around the Lunar New Year, with an optimistic outlook extending to early March [3][7] - The funding environment is favorable, with a significant amount of 3Y and 5Y residential time deposits maturing, a recovery in public equity fund issuance, and increased allocation of equity by insurance funds, indicating potential for further capital inflow [3][7] Group 3 - The spring rally serves as a seasonal effect, with its occurrence being consistent except for 2008 and 2018, where it did not extend to the Lunar New Year [2][6] - The end of the spring rally often coincides with changes in macroeconomic factors, and its sustainability in the second half of the year is closely related to the equity cycle, policy environment, economic fundamentals, and external variables [3][7] - As the market approaches the political meetings in early March, expectations regarding monetary and fiscal policies may be adjusted, and the market will also be assessing the first-quarter earnings reports for alignment with expectations [3][7]

光大证券认为春节前市场将会保持震荡，难以保持稳定的趋势，这主要与春节之前投资者交易热度有所 下行，以及微观流动性短期趋紧有关。从历史情况来看，春节前20个交易日，主要指数上涨概率不足 50%。预计春节之后市场将会迎来新一轮上行动力，春节后20个交易日主要指数上行概率与平均涨幅均 较高。因此建议投资者近期以稳为主，但仍应持股过节。行业方面，关注电子、电力设备、有色金属 等。若1月市场风格为成长，五维行业比较框架打分靠前的行业分别为电子、电力设备、通信、有色金 属、汽车、国防军工；若1月份市场风格为防御，五维行业比较框架打分靠前的行业分别为非银金融、 电子、有色金属、电力设备、汽车、交通运输等。两种风格假设下，得分靠前行业具有一定的相似性。 主题方面，可继续关注商业航天。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The overall performance forecast for 2025 shows a cumulative disclosure rate of approximately 13.1% and a cumulative positive performance rate of about 40.3% among the disclosed companies [15]. Performance Forecast Summary - Among the 717 companies that disclosed performance forecasts, 180 companies (25.1%) expect an increase in performance, 45 companies (6.3%) expect a slight increase, 58 companies (8.1%) expect to turn losses into profits, and 6 companies (0.8%) expect to maintain profits. Conversely, 428 companies (59.7%) anticipate a decrease in performance, losses, or have uncertain forecasts [15][22]. - The disclosure rates for different boards are as follows: Shenzhen Main Board (10.34%), ChiNext (9.91%), Shanghai Main Board (19.25%), Sci-Tech Innovation Board (15.17%), and Beijing Stock Exchange (2.43%) [15]. Industry Performance Analysis Advanced Manufacturing - The mechanical equipment industry shows a remarkable net profit growth rate of 890.28%, with an index increase of 10.16%. The defense and military industry has a profit growth rate of 112.69%, aligning with the index increase of 12.76%. The power equipment industry maintains stable performance with a net profit growth of 12.79% and an index increase of 9.64% [27]. Pharmaceutical and Medical - The pharmaceutical and biological industry reports a net profit growth of 10.35%, with an index increase of 6.66%, indicating a moderate match between performance and market performance [3]. Cyclical Industries - The basic chemical and non-ferrous metal industries exhibit strong performance with profit growth rates of 135.50% and 57.02%, respectively, while the construction materials industry shows a profit growth of 58.19% [3]. - In contrast, the oil and petrochemical industry experiences a drastic decline in net profit by 692.13%, yet the index still rises by 7.74% [3]. Consumer Sector - The social services and automotive industries report extraordinary net profit growth rates of 1900.3% and 587.7%, respectively, with index increases of 9.71% and 5.63%. However, the light manufacturing and beauty care industries face significant profit declines of 65.43% and 59.09%, respectively, while their indices increase [3]. Technology (TMT) - The media industry shows a significant divergence with a net profit decline of 65.62%, despite an index increase of 17.69%. In contrast, the computer and electronics industries demonstrate a positive correlation between profit growth rates of 121.78% and 88.48% and index increases of 12.30% and 13.36% [4]. Financial and Real Estate - The real estate industry reports a staggering net profit decline of 100.5%, while the index increases by 6.66%. The banking and non-banking financial sectors show profit growth rates of 4.58% and 41.16%, respectively, with corresponding index declines [4].