Strategy Overview - The report recommends a strategy focused on industry and thematic ETFs, particularly in the film, liquor, and telecommunications sectors for the week of March 23, 2026[2] - New holdings include Film ETF, Liquor ETF, Telecom ETF from E Fund, Media ETF from Guangfa, and Communication ETF from Southern[2] Performance Metrics - From March 16 to March 20, 2026, the strategy recorded a cumulative net return of approximately -6.60%[3] - The strategy's excess return relative to the CSI 300 ETF was about -4.44% during the same period[3] - Since October 14, 2024, the cumulative return of the strategy is approximately 29.26%, with an excess return of about 8.24% compared to the CSI 300 ETF[3] Risk Indicators - The timing signals for some ETFs and indices provided daily or weekly risk alerts as of last weekend[2] - The report highlights potential rapid style shifts within a week and abnormal increases in the discount rates of certain ETFs[6] ETF Holdings and Changes - The report lists specific ETFs with their market values and weekly performance, indicating adjustments in holdings based on recent performance trends[11][12] - The average return of the ETF portfolio was -6.60%, while the excess return compared to the CSI 300 ETF was -4.44%[12]

Group 1 - The precious metals, industrial metals, and minor metals sectors experienced a significant decline, with multiple gold and colored ETFs hitting the limit down [1][2][9] - Several LOF funds that had previously hit the limit up faced a limit down after resuming trading, indicating market volatility [10][18] - On January 29, gold and colored ETFs attracted substantial net inflows, while semiconductor-related ETFs also saw reverse positioning [11][15] Group 2 - The communication ETF sector showed a general increase, with several ETFs related to communication and artificial intelligence rising significantly [12][13] - Low-valuation sectors such as agriculture, forestry, and paper-making led the market gains, contrasting with the overall decline in precious metals [12] - The trading volume for gold ETFs surged, with the gold ETF reaching a transaction volume of 257.78 billion, significantly higher than the previous week's average of 71.07 billion [4][14] Group 3 - On January 29, various ETFs related to colored metals and gold saw net inflows exceeding 10 billion, indicating strong investor interest [15][17] - The semiconductor sector, despite its recent declines, attracted significant reverse investments, with notable inflows into semiconductor equipment ETFs [16][17] - The core logic supporting gold prices remains unchanged, driven by high geopolitical risks and the weakening of the dollar's credibility due to high U.S. government deficits [8][19]