Core Insights - The public fund industry is experiencing intense competition as the year-end ranking battle heats up, with 67 funds achieving over 100% annual returns as of December 12, 2025, including 57 active equity funds entering the "doubling club" [1][2] - Yongying Technology Smart Selection Mixed A Fund has a significant lead with an annual return of approximately 215.58%, almost securing the top position [1][2] Fund Performance - Yongying Technology Smart Selection Mixed A ranks first with a return of 215.58%, while Zhonghang Opportunity Leading A follows in second place with a return of 159.95%, showing a notable gap of about 55 percentage points [2] - The third place, Everbright Baodexin Sunshine Intelligent Manufacturing Mixed D, has a return of 157.46%, only 1.5 percentage points behind the second place [2] - The fourth to sixth places have returns concentrated in the range of 131%-140%, indicating potential volatility in rankings as slight fluctuations in net value could lead to reshuffling [3] Fund Holdings and Strategy - Yongying Technology Smart Selection Mixed A has a high concentration strategy, with its top ten holdings accounting for 73.25% of the fund's net value, featuring stocks like Xinyi Sheng (9.76%) and Zhongji Xuchuang (9.48%) [4][5] - The fund's portfolio is aligned with strong technology themes, including computing power chains and optical modules, which have seen significant growth in 2025, with related indices rising 93.83% and 172.08% respectively [5] - The fund's performance is attributed to its high concentration in key stocks, with the top ten holdings reflecting a strategic focus on high-growth sectors [6] Fund Growth and Investor Interest - Since its establishment on October 30, 2024, Yongying Technology Smart Selection Mixed A has seen its scale expand from 1.166 billion to 11.521 billion yuan by September 30, 2025, marking nearly a tenfold increase [7] - The proportion of individual investors in the fund surged from 21.78% at the end of December 2024 to 87.24% by June 2025, indicating strong retail investor interest [7][10]

Core Viewpoint - The current structural market trend in A-shares continues, with Goldman Sachs indicating that a "slow bull market in Chinese stocks is forming" [4] Group 1: Fund Manager Growth - As of October 22, 2025, 14 new fund managers have reached a management scale of over 10 billion yuan, primarily from 10 public fund institutions [4] - Notable growth includes Ren Jie from Yongying Fund, whose management scale surged from 1.166 billion yuan to 12.878 billion yuan, marking an increase of 1004% [4][5] - Other fund managers such as Gao Zhe and Li Xiaohua also achieved significant growth, with management scales doubling [4][5] Group 2: Performance of New Billionaire Fund Managers - The rapid growth in management scale is often accompanied by outstanding performance, with Ren Jie achieving a return of 192.05% this year [6] - Fund managers focusing on index products, such as Gao Zhe and Li Xiaohua, have also reported returns exceeding 50% over the past year [6] Group 3: Active vs. Index Funds - The article distinguishes between active equity funds and index funds, highlighting that index funds tend to perform well in a rising market due to their transparent holdings and high liquidity [9] - Active equity funds rely on the fund manager's stock selection and timing abilities, potentially offering greater returns in a market with sector rotations [9][10] Group 4: Top Performing Active Funds - Among active equity products, Yongying Technology Smart Mixed A Fund has achieved a return of 194.96% this year, significantly outperforming its benchmark of 38.05% [11] - Other notable funds include Huafu Yongxin Flexible Allocation Mixed A, which returned 81.82% against a benchmark of 9.04% [11] Group 5: Index Fund Performance - Index funds have also shown strong performance, particularly in sectors like gold and artificial intelligence, with the Gold Stock ETF returning 87.70% this year [13] - A total of 64 index funds have over 50% of their assets in stocks, with 6 funds achieving returns above 50% this year [13]

Core Insights - The equity market has shown signs of recovery since the "924" market rally, with an average increase of 80% across the A-shares, indicating a slow bull market trend [1] - During the one-year anniversary of the "924" rally, 1989 stock fund managers achieved an average return of 53.21%, with 146 managers doubling their returns [1] Group 1: Fund Managers with Over 100 Billion in Assets - Among the 184 fund managers managing over 100 billion, the average return during the "924" rally anniversary was 56.05%, with all achieving positive returns [1] - The top three fund managers in this category were Zhang Lu from Yongying Fund, Zheng Weishan from Galaxy Fund, and Yan Siqian from Penghua Fund [1][5] - Zhang Lu's funds achieved a remarkable return of 203.05%, with his flagship product, "Yongying Advanced Manufacturing Smart Selection Mixed A," returning 253.12% [5][6] Group 2: Fund Managers with 50-100 Billion in Assets - In the 50-100 billion category, 191 stock fund managers had an average return of 58.40%, with 23 managers doubling their returns [7] - The top three fund managers were Nong Bingli from Invesco Great Wall Fund, Sun Quan from Fortune Fund, and Xiao Ruijin from Bosera Fund [7][10] - Nong Bingli's funds achieved a return of 165.53%, with his representative product returning 151.02% [10] Group 3: Fund Managers with 20-50 Billion in Assets - Among 360 fund managers in this category, the average return was 55.22%, with 31 managers doubling their returns [11] - The top three were Lei Tao from Debang Fund, Wang Wenlong from Yongying Fund, and Wu Yang from E Fund [11][15] - Lei Tao's funds achieved a return of 172.03%, focusing on AI technology stocks [15] Group 4: Fund Managers with 10-20 Billion in Assets - In this segment, 309 fund managers had an average return of 54.09%, with 18 managers doubling their returns [16] - The top three were Ren Jie from Yongying Fund, Lu Yang from Debang Fund, and Han Hao from AVIC Fund [16][19] - Ren Jie achieved a return of 239.88%, with a focus on AI-related stocks [19] Group 5: Fund Managers with 5-10 Billion in Assets - The average return for 244 fund managers in this category was 52.55%, with 14 managers doubling their returns [20] - The top three were Zhou Jiansheng from Nord Fund, Dai Yi from Changsheng Fund, and Chen Peng from Anxin Fund [20][24] - Zhou Jiansheng's funds achieved a return of 179.19%, primarily investing in AI technology stocks [24] Group 6: Fund Managers with 0-5 Billion in Assets - Among 700 fund managers, the average return was 49.88%, with 47 managers doubling their returns [25] - The top three were Leng Wenpeng from CITIC Construction Investment Fund, Liu Xiaoming from Xinda Aoya Fund, and Li Ningning from Zhongjia Fund [25][29] - Leng Wenpeng's funds achieved a return of 261.14%, with his flagship product returning 263.38% [29]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the performance of public fund managers in the "924" market, highlighting significant returns achieved by various fund managers over the past year, with an average return of 80% across the A-share market and specific managers achieving over 200% returns [3][4]. Group 1: Performance of Fund Managers - Since the "924" market began, 1,989 stock investment fund managers achieved an average return of 53.21%, with 146 managers doubling their returns [3]. - Among managers with assets over 10 billion, Zhang Lu from Yongying Fund achieved the highest return of 203.50%, followed by Zheng Weishan from Galaxy Fund with 143.49% [4][5]. - The average return for managers with assets between 50-100 billion was 58.40%, with 23 managers doubling their returns [7]. Group 2: Notable Fund Managers and Their Strategies - Zhang Lu's fund, Yongying Advanced Manufacturing Select Mixed A, achieved a return of 253.12%, focusing on the robotics industry and benefiting from policy support [5][6]. - Zheng Weishan's portfolio primarily included semiconductor and AI chip companies, with a notable return of 157.12% for his flagship product [6][7]. - Fund manager Neng Bingli from Jingshun Changcheng Fund achieved a return of 165.53%, with a diversified portfolio including AI and new consumption sectors [9]. Group 3: Performance by Fund Size - For managers with assets between 20-50 billion, Lei Tao from Debang Fund led with a return of 172.03%, focusing on AI technology stocks [10][12]. - In the 10-20 billion category, Ren Jie from Yongying Fund achieved a remarkable return of 239.88%, with a focus on AI and technology stocks [15][16]. - Among managers with assets under 5 billion, Leng Wenpeng from CITIC JianTou Fund topped the list with a return of 261.14%, driven by strong performance in his selected stocks [19][21].