Group 1 - The global macroeconomic environment has gradually improved since 2025, leading to a steady upward trend in the A-share market, with major indices like the CSI 300 and ChiNext Index rising over 20% [2] - The technology, consumer, and new energy sectors have been the main drivers of this market rally, with daily trading volume increasing by approximately 15% compared to the same period last year [2] - Equity funds have benefited from asset value growth and optimized investment strategies, with average returns for equity mixed funds exceeding 25% this year, and some thematic funds, such as those focused on artificial intelligence and high-end manufacturing, seeing gains over 40% [2] Group 2 - The Dachen Yuexiang Life Mixed A fund, managed by Qi Weizhong, has underperformed despite the bullish market, with a return of -12.18% since its inception on December 10, 2021 [5] - The fund's heavy allocation to traditional consumer sectors like liquor and duty-free has not performed well, as these sectors face demand ceilings, while emerging consumption areas have not been adequately represented in the portfolio [5] - The fund's performance has been negatively impacted by the weakening competitive edge of some leading companies in its holdings, while new consumer brands have rapidly gained market share [5] Group 3 - The Dachen Consumption Selected Stock A fund has also struggled, with a return of -18.82% since its inception on May 24, 2021, and a year-to-date return of 16.55% [18] - The fund has seen a consistent decline in its asset size, with net assets decreasing to 2.69 billion yuan by September 30, 2025, due to ongoing redemptions [30] - The fund's investment strategy has been criticized for not adapting to the significant changes in the consumer industry, necessitating a reassessment of its thematic focus and investment approach [5][30]

Group 1 - The global macroeconomic environment has gradually improved since 2025, with corporate profit expectations and favorable policies driving the A-share market upward, with major indices like the CSI 300 and ChiNext Index showing cumulative gains exceeding 20% [3][42] - The technology, consumer, and new energy sectors have emerged as the main leaders in the market rally, with trading activity significantly increasing, as evidenced by a 15% year-on-year growth in average daily trading volume [3][42] - Equity funds have benefited from asset value growth and optimized investment strategies, with average returns for mixed equity funds surpassing 25% this year, and several thematic funds, such as those focused on artificial intelligence and high-end manufacturing, achieving gains over 40% [3][42] Group 2 - The Dachen Consumer Selected Stock A fund has underperformed, with a cumulative return of -18.82% since its inception, despite the overall bullish market conditions [3][22][61] - The fund's performance has been hindered by a heavy allocation to traditional consumer sectors like liquor and duty-free, which are facing demand ceilings, while emerging consumption areas such as instant retail and experience economy have not been adequately represented in the portfolio [8][47][56] - The fund's holdings in leading companies have seen a weakening of their competitive advantages, while new consumer brands have rapidly gained market share, indicating a need for the fund to reassess its thematic positioning and investment strategy [8][56][58] Group 3 - The Dachen Yuexiang Life Mixed A fund, established on December 10, 2021, has a current net asset value of 146 million yuan, with a unit net value of 0.8782 as of December 5, 2025, reflecting a significant underperformance compared to its peers [8][47][58] - The fund's net asset value has decreased by 5.12% in the latest reporting period, indicating ongoing challenges in attracting new investments, as evidenced by consistent redemptions across multiple quarters [57][58] - The fund's investment strategy has included significant positions in stocks like Kweichow Moutai and Luzhou Laojiao, which have seen substantial price declines during the holding periods, further contributing to the fund's poor performance [10][52][70]