Group 1 - Zhang Kun expressed that the pessimistic expectations for domestic demand are worth reconsidering, indicating a potential shift in consumer sentiment [1][7][8] - The E Fund Blue Chip Select Fund has optimized its holdings in technology and consumer sectors, increasing positions in consumer stocks and adding several information technology stocks [1][2] - The fund's stock position was slightly tightened, with the stock holding ratio decreasing from 94.14% to 92.63%, marking the lowest level in nearly three years [2] Group 2 - The top ten heavy stocks now account for 83.84% of the fund's net value, the highest in the past ten quarters, while the "invisible heavy stocks" have significantly reduced from 18.05% to 9.22% [2] - New additions to the fund's holdings include stocks like Beike-W and Chao Yan Technology, which have not been part of the portfolio in the last three years [3][4] - The fund has reduced its holdings in Meituan-W and Hong Kong Exchanges, with Meituan's shares decreasing by 46.43% over the last six months [3][6] Group 3 - Guo Lan has increased her focus on innovative drugs, with her funds showing significant positive returns, particularly in the medical sector [5][7] - The largest fund managed by Guo Lan holds 142 stocks, an increase of 28 from the previous year, with a turnover rate of 61.3% [5] - The top invisible heavy stocks in Guo Lan's portfolio include long-term holdings like Aier Eye Hospital and Mindray Medical, which have seen significant reductions in their positions [6][7] Group 4 - Guo Lan's investment strategy emphasizes innovative drugs and medical devices, predicting that innovation and consumer recovery will drive growth in the pharmaceutical sector [7][8] - The medical device sector is expected to continue its recovery, benefiting from increased health awareness and stable economic recovery [8] - Guo Lan maintains a long-term value investment framework, focusing on core areas such as innovative drugs and consumer healthcare [8]

Group 1: Market Overview and Fund Manager Insights - Long-term institutional investors are revealing their holdings as the A-share market experiences fluctuations, with notable adjustments made by prominent fund managers like Zhang Kun and Ge Lan [1][12] - Zhang Kun expresses skepticism about the prevailing pessimistic expectations regarding domestic demand, suggesting that consumer confidence will eventually recover as market conditions improve [12][13] - Ge Lan focuses on the pharmaceutical sector, particularly innovative drugs and medical devices, indicating that these areas will drive growth in the industry [14] Group 2: Fund Holdings and Adjustments - Zhang Kun's management of the E Fund Blue Chip Select has seen a slight reduction in stock positions, with the fund's stock holding ratio decreasing from 94.14% to 92.63%, marking a three-year low [2] - The top ten holdings of the E Fund Blue Chip Select now account for 83.84% of the fund's net value, the highest in the past ten quarters, while the "invisible heavyweights" (ranked 11-20) have significantly decreased in value [2][3] - New additions to the E Fund Blue Chip Select include several technology and consumer stocks, while previous holdings like New秀丽 and 迈瑞医疗 have been removed [3][6] Group 3: Performance of Key Stocks - Among the "invisible heavyweights," 分众传媒 has seen an increase in holdings, while 美团-W has been reduced by 46.43%, dropping to the 12th position [3][4] - Ge Lan's funds have also shown similar trends, with stocks like 爱尔眼科 and 迈瑞医疗 experiencing significant reductions in holdings [7][8] - The performance of key stocks in Ge Lan's portfolio has supported fund value increases, with some stocks like 药明康德 and 华海药业 seeing substantial gains [11] Group 4: Future Outlook and Investment Strategies - Zhang Kun believes that the long-term potential for consumer spending will improve as economic conditions stabilize, emphasizing the importance of consumer income expectations [12][13] - Ge Lan anticipates that the pharmaceutical industry will continue to grow driven by innovation and recovery in consumer demand, with a focus on maintaining a long-term value investment strategy [14]

Core Insights - The performance of star fund managers in the current bull market is mixed, with some outperforming the market while others lag behind [1][2]. Market Performance - As of August 13, the Shanghai Composite Index has risen by 9.90% year-to-date, the Shenzhen Component Index by 10.91%, and the ChiNext Index by 16.57%. The Wind Mixed Equity Fund Index has yielded 19.67% this year and 38% over the past year [1]. Star Fund Managers' Performance - Nearly 20 star fund managers have managed over 200 billion yuan in assets as of the end of Q2, showcasing diverse investment styles including growth, value, balanced, and thematic approaches [2]. - Notable performers include Ge Lan and Fu Pengbo, with Ge Lan's funds achieving returns of 26.60%, 67.85%, and 1.88% year-to-date, while Fu Pengbo's fund has returned 32.11% [3][4]. Sector Highlights - The innovative drug sector has been a standout, with Ge Lan's focus on this area leading to significant returns, particularly from Hong Kong-listed innovative drug stocks [3]. - Fu Pengbo has increased holdings in the pharmaceutical sector, focusing on innovative drugs and traditional medicine benefiting from AI [4]. Balanced Investment Styles - Xie Zhiyu and Zhu Shaoxing, known for their balanced investment styles, have shown performance divergence this year. Xie Zhiyu's funds have returned between 12.84% and 37.65%, while Zhu Shaoxing's single fund has returned 9.29% [5][6]. Challenges in Consumer Sector - Liu Yanchun, focusing on consumer stocks, has faced challenges with returns ranging from 0.13% to 2.43% year-to-date, as the consumer sector struggles with demand and competition [7]. - Xiao Nan's consumer-focused funds have also shown mixed results, with one fund down 3.45% while another gained 15.97% [8]. Broader Market Trends - The current market environment emphasizes the importance of sector selection over individual stock-picking abilities, as many star fund managers have not outperformed the market [9]. - The industry is reflecting on the definition of "star fund managers," suggesting that long-term risk management may be more indicative of skill than short-term performance spikes [9].

Core Viewpoint - The performance of billion-level star fund managers during the current bull market is mixed, with some achieving significant returns while others underperforming the market [1][3]. Market Overview - The A-share market has shown a bullish trend with the Shanghai Composite Index up 9.90%, the Shenzhen Component Index up 10.91%, and the ChiNext Index up 16.57% as of August 13 [2]. - The Wande Equity Mixed Fund Index has a year-to-date return of 19.67% and a one-year return of 38% [2]. Star Fund Managers Performance - Approximately 20 star fund managers with over 200 billion yuan in assets under management have diverse investment styles, including growth, value, balanced, and thematic strategies [3]. - Some star fund managers have successfully captured market trends, while others have lagged behind the market [3]. Notable Performers - Fund managers Ge Lan and Fu Pengbo have shown impressive performance, with Ge Lan managing three funds totaling 399.08 billion yuan, achieving returns of 26.60%, 67.85%, and 1.88% year-to-date [5]. - Fu Pengbo's fund, Ruiyuan Growth Value, has a return of 32.11% this year and 51.91% over the past year, with significant holdings in sectors like PCB and new energy [5][6]. Balanced Investment Style - Fund managers Xie Zhiyu and Zhu Shaoxing, known for their balanced investment styles, have shown performance divergence this year [7]. - Xie Zhiyu manages three funds with returns of 12.84%, 27.54%, and 37.65% year-to-date, benefiting from a diversified portfolio across various sectors [8]. - Zhu Shaoxing's single fund, with a return of 9.29% this year, has been negatively impacted by poor performance in consumer stocks, particularly in the liquor sector [9]. Challenges in Consumer Sector - Fund managers focusing on consumer and new energy sectors face significant challenges due to market conditions [10]. - Liu Yanchun's six funds have returns ranging from 0.13% to 2.43% this year, heavily affected by the underperformance of consumer stocks, particularly in the liquor industry [11]. - Xiao Nan's consumer-focused funds have shown a stark performance difference, with one fund down 3.45% and another up 15.97% year-to-date [12]. Market Dynamics - The current market environment emphasizes the importance of sector selection over individual stock-picking abilities, as many star fund managers have not outperformed the market [13]. - A reevaluation of what constitutes a "star fund manager" is underway, with a focus on long-term performance and risk management rather than short-term gains [14].

Market Overview - The A-share market has shown a bullish trend in 2023, with the Shanghai Composite Index up 9.90%, the Shenzhen Component Index up 10.91%, and the ChiNext Index up 16.57% as of August 13 [2] - The Wind data indicates that the Wande Equity Mixed Fund Index has a year-to-date return of 19.67% and a one-year return of 38% [2] Star Fund Managers Performance - Approximately 20 star fund managers managing over 20 billion yuan have shown mixed performance during the bullish market, with some outperforming the market while others lagged behind [2] - Notable fund managers include Ge Lan and Fu Pengbo, who have achieved significant returns through their investment strategies [3] Sector Performance - Ge Lan's funds, particularly in the healthcare sector, have performed exceptionally well, with returns of 26.60% and 67.85% for her medical-themed funds [3] - Fu Pengbo's "Ruiyuan Growth Value" fund has a year-to-date return of 32.11%, focusing on sectors like PCB and new energy [3][4] Balanced Investment Style - Xie Zhiyu has shown a balanced investment style with returns of 12.84%, 27.54%, and 37.65% across his three funds, benefiting from diversified sector exposure [5] - In contrast, Zhu Shaoxing's single fund has underperformed with a return of 9.29%, primarily due to poor performance in consumer stocks [6] Challenges in Consumer Sector - Liu Yanchun's funds, focused on consumer stocks, have struggled with returns ranging from 0.13% to 2.43% due to weak performance in the consumer sector, particularly in the liquor industry [7] - Xiao Nan's consumer-themed funds have shown significant performance disparity, with one fund down 3.45% while another is up 15.97% [8] Market Dynamics and Reflections - The current market environment emphasizes the importance of sector selection over individual stock-picking abilities, as many star fund managers have not outperformed the market [9] - There is a growing sentiment within the industry to redefine what constitutes a "star fund manager," focusing on long-term performance and risk management rather than short-term gains [9]