法国股指初步收跌0.42%，意大利股指初步收跌0.93%、银行指数跌1.30%，英国股指初步收涨0.63%。 丹麦股指初步收涨1.59%，哥本哈根25指数涨0.75%。 德国DAX 30指数初步收跌1.10%，报20335.75点，本周累计下跌大约1.5%。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the historical valuation and investment strategies for dividend low-volatility indices, emphasizing the importance of establishing a systematic investment approach based on valuation data to enhance stability and effectiveness in investment [3][15]. Historical Valuation Overview - The historical PE (Price-to-Earnings) ratio of the dividend low-volatility index has gradually decreased from a range of 8-18 to around 6-8 in recent years [6]. - The dividend yield has steadily increased from 2.8%-4.8% to approximately 5%-7% [6]. - The lowest recorded PE was 5.75, while the highest was 24.77, indicating a significant range in valuation over time [5][10]. - The dividend low-volatility index has a lower PE volatility compared to the broader dividend indices, reflecting the impact of the low-volatility factor [10]. Historical Valuation Thresholds - The lowest PE recorded in the 2014-2025 period was 5.43, while the highest was 17.29 [9][11]. - The current PE as of January 24, 2025, is 7.08, with a dividend yield of 6.15%, indicating a relatively low valuation state [14]. - The market capitalization-weighted PB (Price-to-Book) ratio is 0.790, which is at the 45.81 percentile over the past decade [14]. Current Valuation - As of January 24, 2025, the official PE is 7.08, and the dividend yield is 6.15%, which is close to the broader dividend indices [14]. - The market capitalization-weighted PB ratio is significantly high at 91.91%, primarily due to the high proportion of bank stocks in the index [14]. Investment Strategy Setting - The article suggests establishing a systematic investment strategy based on the valuation data, particularly in the context of the volatile A-share market [16]. - Two main strategies are proposed: a cautious version focusing on recent stable data and a normal version that incorporates a longer historical perspective for a more comprehensive analysis [17][18]. - Specific thresholds for investment are suggested, such as PE < 7 or dividend yield > 5.8%, or a combination of both [19].