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  Zhang Yidong: A-shares and Hong Kong stocks will experience a 20-year super bull market, similar to the 20-year bull market in real estate.
  解释了港股长牛的内在原因。
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10:35","market":"sh","language":"zh","title":"Zhang Yidong: A-shares and Hong Kong stocks will experience a 20-year super bull market, similar to the 20-year bull market in real estate.","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=2565589615","media":"投资作业本Pro","summary":"解释了港股长牛的内在原因。","content":"<p><html><head></head><body><a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/601377\">Industrial Securities</a>Global Chief Strategist Zhang Yidong elaborated on the logic behind the 20-year super bull market for A-shares and Hong Kong stocks from two aspects: \"the dividends of the times\" and \"the guidance of the country's visible hand.\" He further explained the underlying reasons for the long bull market in Hong Kong stocks from four characteristics.</p><p><strong>The main points are as follows:</strong></p><p>1. A super long bull market in Chinese equity assets, including A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, may see a super long bull market lasting more than 20 years.</p><p>2. For example, many people question whether the so-called \"cold kings\" of domestic computing power are too expensive and have a bubble. We should look at problems from a developmental perspective. Its benchmark role is similar to the \"foolish sunflower seeds\" in the early days of reform and opening up, or the driving effect of the continuous soaring housing prices in first-tier cities on the entire real estate market, which at that time played a driving role in all aspects of China's economy.</p><p>At that time, real estate played a driving role in all aspects of China's economy.</p><p>But I'm not suggesting that everyone blindly chase high prices; I'm just saying that this phenomenon has contemporary significance. Just like in the 2000s, Shanghai houses were always thought to be expensive, and people always said that the rental yield did not match the income. Now that incomes are matched and rental yields are higher, people are less likely to buy.</p><p>This is actually a trend of the times, and we need to look at the problem from a developmental perspective. This super long bull is called \"times create heroes\".</p><p>3. Don't think about a crazy bull market or a fast bull market (in China's current bull market). It's impossible; it will definitely be a long bull market.</p><p>The biggest difference this time from before is that national power and a visible hand are leading the way.</p><p>We will learn from the lessons of the crazy bull market of 2014-2015—leveraged bulls ultimately ended up in a mess. Instead of providing positive feedback to the real economy through the capital market, the government had to allocate a lot of resources to rescue the market. This is a painful lesson.</p><p>4. I liken the image of the long bull market in the Chinese stock market (A-shares and Hong Kong stocks) led by the visible hand to a \"little white rabbit-style long bull market\".</p><p>In the tortoise-hare race, the little white rabbit sprints and runs fast, then takes a nap to adjust, wakes up feeling refreshed and runs again, then sleeps again and runs again.</p><p>This Chinese-style \"little white rabbit long bull market\" is a long bull market that has been accompanied by a period of rapid price increases and adjustments, climbing steps upwards.</p><p>American long cattle are slow, tortoiseshell-style cattle.</p><p>5. The pattern of this long-term bull market in China is similar to that of the real estate market from 1998 to 2020. The real estate market experienced a boom for more than 20 years: when it moved faster and the enthusiasm increased, policy regulation would suppress it. When things get cold, policies will provide support, allowing for continued fluctuations.</p><p>6. This long bull market is not for a few speculators and wealthy capitalists to exploit the country, but rather to revitalize social wealth and help improve the balance sheets of local governments, enterprises, and residents.</p><p>Through this round of market activity, local government-related assets have been listed and realized.</p><p>7. The Chinese stock market before 2023 and the Chinese stock market after 2023 are two different stock markets.</p><p>Before 2023, we often talked about learning from Western models and said that the Chinese stock market was an emerging and transitional market, feeling that we were immature and should learn from mature Western markets.</p><p>However, a qualitative change occurred in 2023. The 2023 Central Financial Work Conference made it very clear that we are fundamentally different from the Western financial model. We seek profit based on righteousness, not solely for profit.</p><p>Seeking profit through righteousness is about understanding national and national righteousness, and how to better improve the country's long-term perspective.<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/QC7.SI\">the whole people</a>Benefits.</p><p>8. There's no need to be envious or jealous of the short-term herd effect.</p><p>Many people became extremely anxious after the price rose rapidly, feeling that the bull market would end if they didn't get in soon.</p><p>I said the bull market is far from over; it might be a 20-year bull market. What's there to worry about? We should focus more on the assets themselves, rather than rising a little for fear of missing out or falling a little for fear of getting trapped.</p><p>9. The first characteristic of Hong Kong: embracing the motherland and empowering the nation.</p><p>Secondly, from a capital perspective, Hong Kong stocks, like A-shares, will benefit from the wave of reallocation of China's social wealth (especially residents' wealth) from safe-haven assets to stocks and equity assets.</p><p>Thirdly, the Hong Kong stock market ecosystem is accelerating towards a virtuous cycle, which is different from the beginning of 2021 and 2024.</p><p>Fourth, a key feature of this long bull market in Hong Kong stocks is that the underlying investment logic of Hong Kong stocks has shifted from offshore marketization led by foreign capital to pan-Chinese capital, China and China's circle of friends, or this pan-Chinese capital-led onshore marketization that recognizes China's development philosophy.</p><p>10. Many investors keep asking me when foreign capital will come, as if there will be no market for A-shares and Hong Kong stocks if foreign capital doesn't come.</p><p>This mindset remains stuck in the mindset of a small country with a small population, completely unaware that we are already the world's second-largest economy and that our social wealth is of an astonishing magnitude globally.</p><p>11. China's economic landscape is definitely not the same as Japan in the 1990s and 2000s. What are we more like? I think China is more comparable to the United States in the mid-to-late 1980s to the first half of the 1990s, before the rise of the internet wave.</p><p>12. China is currently experiencing a surge in technology, new consumption, innovative drugs, and many other structural highlights.</p><p>So there's no need to worry too much about the macro economy. Just keep the macro economy stable—it won't collapse or overheat; it's about moving towards high-quality development in a moderate manner.</p><p>13. Given time, as the profit-making effect of China's long bull market continues, money from the Middle East, Europe, and even Wall Street will return, and American hedge funds will also come to make money. This is a virtuous cycle of the ecological environment.</p><p><strong>A-shares and Hong Kong stocks may experience a two-decade-long bull market.</strong></p><p>Q: Mr. Yi Dong, could you first review the performance of the Hong Kong stock market in August? You also mentioned that Hong Kong stocks will experience a super long bull market. What is the main basis for this judgment?</p><p>Zhang Yidong: I'd like to share this with you from two dimensions. First<strong>Let's talk about a super long bull market in Chinese equity assets, including A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, which may both experience a super long bull market lasting more than 20 years.</strong></p><p>This is an important macro narrative, and the most crucial macro narrative is actually our economic growth model. The transformation of China's economic growth model has ushered in a golden period of development for China's equity assets.</p><p>From the 1990s to 2023, overall, it was a period of expansion for China's old growth drivers.</p><p>What are China's old growth drivers? It is a debt-expansionary, relatively extensive economic growth model.</p><p>Starting in 1998, the real estate era began. The continuous expansion of the real estate market has ushered in a golden age of financing in China, corresponding to the rapid development of urbanization and industrialization.</p><p>However, around 2020, after China's overall balance sheet expanded, some development confusion began to emerge, which meant that the painful period of transformation between old and new growth drivers, which began in 2020, quietly arrived. Economic growth momentum, represented by real estate, is slowing down significantly.</p><p>Debt-driven economic growth models are becoming increasingly inefficient. China's three balance sheets—the household sector, the corporate sector, and the government sector—have all shown high debt ratios after two or three decades of expansion.</p><p>Most importantly, with each increase in debt, the GDP-boosting effect becomes weaker and weaker. At this juncture, for China's economy to shift towards high-quality development and transform into a country driven by technological innovation, it needs to focus on direct financing and leverage the empowerment of the capital market.</p><p>Let's briefly review the debt ratio issue.</p><p>The healthiest balance sheet in China is that of the central government. As of the end of 2024, China's Treasury Bond balance was only 34.5 trillion yuan, accounting for about 26% of GDP. During the same period, the U.S. federal government's debt ratio reached $36 trillion, accounting for about 126.8% of GDP, which is about 100 percentage points higher than ours.</p><p>Our hidden concern lies in local government debt. Without considering hidden debt, according to data from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the narrow local government debt ratio could be as high as around 40%.</p><p>The IMF calculation may be higher. We have room to expand our government debt ratio; it's not that we can't, it's that we simply can't.</p><p><strong>China's economy has no systemic risks and needs to transform its economic development model.</strong></p><p>We know that the government can control the situation, and the Chinese economy does not face a hard landing or systemic risks.</p><p>But the current development question is: should we continue down the path of debt expansion or change our path?</p><p>If we are to pursue a path of debt expansion, we also need to look at two other tables—the balance sheets of the corporate sector and the household sector.</p><p>China's household balance sheets were once very healthy, and Chinese people had a habit of saving. Unfortunately, since 2008, especially after 2016, the balance sheet of China's household sector has also been expanding rapidly.</p><p>In 2008, household debt accounted for less than 20% of GDP, approximately 17%-18%. However, by 2024, the household debt ratio had approached 60%, while in the United States it was only around 70%. The expansion of household debt is very limited and has a ceiling.</p><p>Because our national character is characterized by thrift as a virtue, and we are an introverted nation.</p><p>Our household sector debt ratio is hardly higher than that of the United States. The debt ratio of the corporate sector also remains high. As of the third quarter of last year, the debt ratio of China's corporate sector reached 142%, not including local governments.<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/600649\">Local government investment</a>If platform companies are included, the price might be even higher.</p><p>In contrast, in the United States, the corporate debt ratio is only around 74%. These data show us that a transformation in China's economic development model is imperative.</p><p>So don't have any illusions. Some overseas economists are now resorting to unethical tactics, complaining about why the Chinese government doesn't expand and why it doesn't follow the US model of massive monetary easing. That's not the case. There are no systemic risks to the Chinese economy, so why not focus on improving the efficiency of economic growth? The problem with China's economy is the transformation of its development model.</p><p>What is the focus of transforming the development model? Like the asset classification table, our focus over the past 30 years has been on debt-driven GDP growth. However, relying on old driving forces such as railways, roads, infrastructure, and real estate is becoming increasingly inefficient.</p><p>Because the base is already very high, it serves more as a safety net. Ensure economic sustainability. High-quality and efficient development requires a shift in the growth model.</p><p><strong>The role of the capital market over the next 20 years is to revitalize assets.</strong></p><p>It's very simple now: when looking at a balance sheet, you can't just look at assets; you also need to look at liabilities. For the next 20 years or even longer, the role of the capital market will be to revitalize assets.</p><p>By revitalizing assets and improving efficiency, we strive to expand globally and become the most competitive company in China's technological innovation, new consumption, and core assets of traditional mature industries.</p><p>Therefore, the future capital market will be similar to the role of real estate during the debt expansion period of the past two or three decades.</p><p>During periods of debt expansion, real estate is a crucial hub with far-reaching consequences, serving as a core channel for China's monetary expansion and credit creation. In today's era of high-quality development, the capital market plays a crucial role in revitalizing assets.</p><p>It achieves the optimal allocation of social wealth by revitalizing corporate balance sheets and household balance sheets.</p><p>The social wealth accumulated over the past 40 years of reform and opening up is now basically accumulated in some inefficient or safe-haven assets.</p><p>This wealth needs to be invested in more efficient areas through the capital market, such as hard technology, high technology, and new consumption, to drive a virtuous cycle of high-quality development of the capital market and the real economy.</p><p>Why is it a long bull that lasts for twenty or thirty years?</p><p>This understanding shows that not only Hong Kong stocks, but also A-shares will experience a super long bull market. The long-term bull market is a small goal, which may take twenty or thirty years. Why is twenty or thirty years just right?</p><p>We know an important event: by the middle of this century, China will complete Chinese-style modernization.</p><p><strong>China's modernization will be carried out in two steps: the first step will be from 2020 to 2035. Note that 2020 is the year when China's old and new growth drivers begin to transition. We are beginning to feel the pain of the decline of old growth drivers, and new growth drivers have not yet emerged.</strong></p><p>But things are different now. With the comprehensive technological advancements in areas such as DeepSeek, sixth-generation fighter jets, innovative drugs, and robotics at the beginning of this year, especially the rise and even global leadership of China's military technology showcased in the military parade after the India-Pakistan conflict on May 7 and September 3, we have seen new drivers of growth spring up like mushrooms after rain.</p><p><strong>China's modernization is already underway. We have emerged from the turbulent period of transitioning from old to new growth drivers, and the economy is beginning to stabilize.</strong></p><p><strong>The period from 2020 to 2035 is the first step in China's modernization, aiming to basically realize socialist modernization.</strong></p><p>Significant progress has been made in various fields such as economy, science and technology, culture, and ecology, especially to rank among the top innovative countries. It should be noted that during the two or three decades of economic development from the 1990s to 2020, the main driving force was debt expansion.</p><p>Moreover, at that time we were in the process of moving from an agricultural-dominated economy to a large-scale industrialized and urbanized economy.</p><p>Going forward, China needs to transform from a large economy into a strong nation, be able to innovate independently, and become a leading innovative country.</p><p><strong>All of this shows us that this is a dividend of the times, and we should embrace it. Because both the stock market and the real estate market are merely vehicles, and circumstances create heroes.</strong></p><p><strong>China's current economic development model allows the capital market to play the most important and far-reaching pivotal role.</strong></p><p>It can revitalize social wealth, revitalize the asset side of the balance sheet, and maximize efficiency.</p><p>To give a simple example, about half of residents' wealth is in real estate, so they are basically trapped. However, rental yields in core areas of first- and second-tier cities have begun to exceed risk-free yields, so there is no need to panic and sell off. But the golden age of real estate is over, there is no doubt about that.</p><p>Therefore, if residents' wealth is in real estate, it can wait a little longer, but if there are many houses, it can be further revitalized and the capital market can be used to achieve efficiency from inefficiency and stalemate.</p><p>Even more conservatively, as of the end of June this year, Chinese residents' savings deposits reached 162 trillion yuan. Combined with more than 30 trillion yuan in bank wealth management products, the social wealth in a large amount of fixed-income assets such as insurance, social security, and pension funds will definitely exceed 200 trillion yuan by simple calculation.</p><p>How to revitalize these more than 200 trillion yuan? Besides real estate (which accounts for about 250 trillion yuan of social wealth), the other half of residents' wealth is also more than 200 trillion yuan.</p><p>This asset has higher liquidity and should be actively invested in A-shares and Hong Kong stocks to achieve greater efficiency and resource allocation through the capital market, thereby creating a wealth effect of social wealth.</p><p>This will encourage entrepreneurs to stop being complacent, especially private entrepreneurs, who will no longer always consider global allocation and capital outflow, but will instead actively participate in the wave of new quality productivity in China.</p><p><strong>Is \"Cold King\" being criticized for being too expensive? The rise in prices is a product of the times; we must view the issue from a developmental perspective.</strong></p><p>For example, many people question whether the so-called \"cold kings\" of domestic computing power are too expensive and have a bubble. We should look at problems from a developmental perspective.</p><p><strong>Its benchmark effect is similar to the \"foolish sunflower seeds\" in the early days of reform and opening up, or the driving effect of continuously soaring housing prices in first-tier cities on the entire real estate market. At that time, real estate played a driving role in all aspects of China's economy.</strong></p><p><strong>The rise is a product of the times, not calculated using static old-fashioned EPS or short-term PE.</strong>From the perspective of social development, technology companies listed on the Beijing Stock Exchange, the Science and Technology Innovation Board, and the main board in China, especially good companies corresponding to the AI wave, are experiencing a Davis double boost, with both their performance and valuations rising.</p><p><strong>But I'm not suggesting that everyone blindly chase high prices; I'm just saying that this phenomenon has contemporary significance. Just like in the 2000s, Shanghai houses were always thought to be expensive, and people always said that the rental yield did not match the income. Now that incomes are matched and rental yields are higher, people are less likely to buy.</strong></p><p><strong>This is actually a trend of the times, and we need to look at the problem from a developmental perspective.</strong></p><p>The wealth-creating and wealth-generating effects of the capital market have attracted attention, encouraging entrepreneurs to make venture capital investments, become angel investors, and invest in technology fields such as semiconductors, robotics, innovative drugs, the low-altitude economy, and AI. A single spark can start a prairie fire, and the capital market helps social wealth optimize resource allocation.</p><p><a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/603883\">ordinary people</a>By participating in the capital market (for example, fund purchases have generally outperformed the index this year), risk appetite and marginal consumption propensity have increased as wealth improves. That's why I watch super long bulls.<strong>This super long bull is called \"times create heroes\".</strong></p><p>As China's modernization approaches the middle of this century, its development over the next two decades will focus on high-quality development, optimizing resource allocation through the capital market and revitalizing the balance sheets of governments, residents, and enterprises.</p><p>By expanding assets to alleviate debt concerns, assets expand, and the debt-to-asset ratio naturally decreases, thus completely and effectively reducing fear of debt.</p><p><strong>This is the first point I made—the dividends of the times.</strong></p><p>Please don't think about crazy bulls or fast bulls; that's impossible. It must be a long bull.</p><p>Secondly,<strong>The biggest difference this time from before is that national power and a visible hand are leading the way.</strong></p><p>Looking at the data, the Central Financial Work Conference held at the end of October 2023 clearly proposed to unswervingly follow the path of financial development with Chinese characteristics, which is essentially different from the Western financial model.</p><p>The Western financial model is market-oriented, purely and absolutely market-oriented; frankly speaking, it is profit-oriented.</p><p>Over the years, inefficient shipbuilding, steel, textiles, and clothing in the United States have all been transferred to other countries. It is extremely difficult for the United States to bring back manufacturing. At most, some advanced manufacturing in high-tech fields can be brought back, but inefficient and unprofitable manufacturing cannot be brought back.</p><p>This is the characteristic of the US capital market: it is profit-oriented.</p><p>China's development model is different. Especially after the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in 2022, we have placed greater emphasis on the leadership of the Party, the Party's leadership over everything, and the guidance of</p><p>Against this backdrop, the path of financial development with Chinese characteristics is political, people-oriented, and functional, guided by a visible hand.</p><p>The requirement for the capital market is to coordinate and coordinate the relationship between an efficient market and a capable government.<strong>Lessons learned from Mad Cow 2014-2015</strong>—The leveraged bull market ultimately ended in a mess. Instead of providing positive feedback to the real economy through the capital market, the government had to allocate a large amount of resources to rescue the market. This is a painful lesson.</p><p><strong>So please don't think about crazy bulls or fast bulls; that's impossible. It must be a long bull market.</strong></p><p>This long bull market pattern is similar to the real estate market from 1998 to 2020: when the market moves faster and the enthusiasm increases, policy regulation will suppress it. When things get cold, policies will provide support, allowing for continued fluctuations.</p><p><strong>I liken the image of the long bull market in the Chinese stock market (A-shares and Hong Kong stocks) under the leadership of this visible hand to a \"little white rabbit-style long bull market,\" drawing inspiration from the way the tortoise and the little white rabbit operate in the tortoise-hare race.</strong></p><p><strong>American cattle are slow, tortoiseshell-style cattle.</strong>Because it is market-oriented and profit-driven, with a powerful and rich short-selling mechanism and a three-dimensional trading mechanism, people short-sell to make money when prices rise rapidly.</p><p>China's short-selling mechanism is relatively imperfect, and the interests of small and medium-sized investors should be protected overall.</p><p>In the context of China's unique characteristics, we must adapt to local conditions and avoid blindly copying others, otherwise it will become a joke: \"Oranges in the south of the Huai River are trifoliate oranges in the north.\" Only a development model suitable for national conditions is truly effective.</p><p>So we say now<strong>Emphasizing the path of financial development with Chinese characteristics in the context of China</strong>This is consistent with the Party's leadership of Chinese-style modernization in other aspects.</p><p><strong>In this context, to understand China's current long bull market, we can draw inspiration from the long bull market that lasted for more than 20 years during the real estate boom.</strong>But this long bull is not a turtle-style slow bull, but a \"little white rabbit-style long bull\":<strong>In the tortoise-hare race, the little white rabbit sprints and runs fast, then takes a nap to adjust, wakes up feeling refreshed and runs again, then sleeps again and runs again.</strong></p><p><strong>Our capital market lacks a rich market-based short-selling mechanism, and once emotions arise...</strong>They rushed in.<strong>The herd effect is very strong.</strong>。 In addition, there are now high-frequency quantitative entities with increasing influence, so it is moving very quickly.</p><p><strong>Going fast is fine, but there will be adjustments, nothing more than \"add flour when there is too much water, and add water when there is too much flour.\" There is now a virtuous cycle, with long-term funds entering the market. The \"savings relocation\" phenomenon is just beginning and is still relatively healthy.</strong></p><p>The overall market trend has accelerated somewhat since June. Acceleration is fine, but with acceleration, the pace of IPOs and refinancing will inevitably be liberalized in the future; this is the rule of thumb.</p><p><strong>This long bull market is not about a few speculators and wealthy capitalists exploiting the country, but rather about revitalizing social wealth and helping to improve the balance sheets of local governments, businesses, and residents.</strong></p><p>Through this round of market activity, local government-related assets have been listed and realized.</p><p>Before 2020, local governments focused more on land revenue and developing railways, highways, and infrastructure. However, after 2020, the Hefei model became popular, and various regions followed suit, including Xi'an, Changsha, the Pearl River Delta, and the Yangtze River Delta.</p><p>The Hefei model is equity-based finance, which empowers the local real economy by actively participating in the capital market and capital operations, creating a virtuous cycle.</p><p>Various regions have established government funds of funds as seed funds to attract...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/01315\">Green economy</a>Innovative fields such as low-altitude economy, AI technology, and robotics.</p><p>If these new productivity assets cannot be realized for a long time, they are unvalued assets and may even continue to be discounted, which is not conducive to improving the balance sheet.</p><p>Conversely, if through mergers and acquisitions (the next step for the resurgence of mergers and acquisitions in China's capital market), a virtuous cycle is formed where fast fish eat slow fish and big fish eat small fish, with leading companies exchanging their shares for off-exchange assets and equity in unlisted companies.</p><p><strong>Listed companies have gained incremental growth momentum, with increased net assets driven by both valuation and profitability.</strong></p><p>For local governments, the original cost price of assets is even lower than the cost price (if bought at a high price, it may be revalued downwards), and the balance sheet deteriorates.</p><p>But now that it has been acquired by a listed company, the equity and assets held by local governments have increased many times over, rapidly improving their balance sheets. The same applies to businesses, especially some private enterprises with high debt-to-asset ratios that may want to exit the market but lack the necessary channels.</p><p>If leading companies in the same industry acquire off-exchange assets through stock swaps (plus a little cash, which may be through refinancing), the competitive landscape within the industry will be optimized and the survival of the fittest will be quickly achieved.</p><p>All of this shows us that the capital market is...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/00166\">New era</a>With the visible guidance of the government, we will efficiently promote China's high-quality development.</p><p>Before 2023 and now are two separate stock markets.</p><p>So for us,<strong>The Chinese stock market before 2023 and the Chinese stock market after 2023 are two different stock markets.</strong></p><p>Before 2023, we often talked about learning from Western models and said that the Chinese stock market was an emerging and transitional market, feeling that we were immature and should learn from mature Western markets.</p><p>However, a qualitative change occurred in 2023. The 2023 Central Financial Work Conference made it very clear that we are fundamentally different from the Western financial model. We seek profit based on righteousness, not solely for profit.</p><p>Seeking profit through righteousness means seeing the greater good of the nation and the country, and seeing how the country can better improve the welfare of all its people from a long-term perspective.</p><p>Therefore, China's capital market now has a great sense of historical mission. Through its own activity, it creates a positive feedback loop with the real economy and technological innovation, so that everyone makes money, the country develops, and China's modernization gains internal driving force.</p><p><strong>This is my second point—a visible hand is leading this Chinese-style long bull market.</strong></p><p><strong>This Chinese-style \"little white rabbit long bull market\" is a long bull market that has been accompanied by a period of rapid price increases and adjustments, climbing steps upwards. This is China's national condition, because China's capital market lacks a rich and powerful market-based short-selling mechanism. Moreover, we don't want to use the purely market-oriented Western model to create so many short-selling mechanisms.</strong></p><p>Our \"short-selling mechanism\" is: since we are so excited and the valuation is so high, good, let's serve socialism and the real economy more, and conduct mergers and acquisitions, asset injections, refinancing and IPOs.</p><p>This is a short-selling mechanism unique to China, which curbs excessive excitement and speculation in the market and allows the market to continue to serve economic development.</p><p><strong>There's no need to be envious, jealous, or resentful of the short-term herd effect. Many people became extremely anxious after the price rose rapidly, feeling that the bull market would end if they didn't get in soon.</strong></p><p>I said the bull market is far from over; it might be a 20-year bull market. What's there to worry about? We should focus more on the assets themselves, rather than rising a little for fear of missing out or falling a little for fear of getting trapped. Actually, they didn't understand the essence of this long bull market.</p><p><strong>This refers to the major trends: first, the dividends of the times; and second, the dominance and guidance of a visible hand.</strong></p><p><strong>This logic applies to both A-shares and Hong Kong stocks; it's a broad logic. Because it underwent a period of consolidation and fluctuation in 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023.</strong></p><p><strong>Starting in 2024, Hong Kong has also been accelerating its integration into the overall development of the motherland with the reopening of 2023 (the lifting of the shadow of the pandemic).</strong></p><p>One of the characteristics of Hong Kong's long bull market: embracing the motherland and empowering the country.</p><p>On the second level, let's share Hong Kong's own logic.</p><p>What we just discussed is the ultra-long bull market logic that applies to both A-shares and Hong Kong stocks. Let's think about the characteristics and features of Hong Kong itself, which can be mainly divided into the following aspects.</p><p>What are the distinctive features of this round of market rally in Hong Kong? It means embracing the motherland and embracing the overall development of the motherland.</p><p>Since the end of 2023, the overall political and economic landscape of Hong Kong can be summarized in four words: from governance to prosperity—from governance and rectification to revitalization and development, the state has begun to actively empower it.</p><p>A landmark turning point was the 2023 Central Financial Work Conference, which clearly proposed to \"consolidate and enhance Hong Kong's status as an international financial center\".</p><p>We saw a trend in 2023 that spread rumors that Hong Kong was already a \"ruin of an international financial center\" and was no longer an international financial center.</p><p>The Central Financial Work Conference clearly stated that the state empowers Hong Kong and clearly proposed to consolidate and enhance its status as an international financial center. This is the first characteristic of Hong Kong: embracing the motherland and empowering the state.</p><p>The second characteristic of Hong Kong's long bull market: Wealth flows from safe-haven assets into Hong Kong stocks.</p><p>Secondly, from a capital perspective, Hong Kong stocks, like A-shares, will benefit from the wave of reallocation of China's social wealth (especially residents' wealth) from safe-haven assets to stocks and equity assets.</p><p>This trend is still in its infancy – household savings decreased by 1.1 trillion yuan in July this year, while prior to this, household savings deposits increased by a net 5 trillion yuan in the second quarter. The wave of social wealth reallocation from safe-haven assets to the stock market has just begun, and it is a virtuous cycle.</p><p>As long as it's not a crazy bull market, and as long as it's an upward trend, the allocation pace will be relatively smooth.</p><p>One indicator we need to pay attention to is that from 2022 to the first half of 2023, my country's residents' fixed deposits saw a small surge. Back then, the interest rate for a three-year fixed deposit could generally reach around 3%, while now the interest rate for a three-year fixed deposit may only be around 1.7%.</p><p>What is the 10-year Treasury Bond yield? It is also around 1.7%. The seven-day annualized yield of money market funds such as Yu'ebao may be around 1%. The guaranteed interest rate for life insurance has now dropped to around 2%.</p><p>In such an era,<strong>Equity assets actually offer better value than safe-haven assets. Therefore, under these circumstances, both Hong Kong stocks and A-shares benefit from the reallocation of China's social wealth. Let's not underestimate ourselves.</strong></p><p>We are already the world's second-largest economy, so we don't need to always focus on foreign investment.</p><p><strong>Many investors keep asking me when foreign capital will come, as if there won't be a market for A-shares and Hong Kong stocks without foreign capital.</strong></p><p><strong>This mindset remains stuck in the mindset of a small country with a small population, completely unaware that we are already the world's second-largest economy and that our social wealth is of an astonishing magnitude globally.</strong></p><p>Over the past 40 years of reform and opening up, unlike Latin America or Southeast Asia, we have not experienced a financial crisis or been seized by Western capital. Our wealth has accumulated, but now it is all piled up in safe-haven assets.</p><p><strong>Next, guided by the dividends of the times and national policies, and driven by a visible hand, the obstacles to long-term funds entering the market have been removed.</strong></p><p><strong>In addition to long-term funding, the national team,<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/300368\">Huijin</a>Beyond insurance and social security, we believe that \"a rat pulling a shovel - the big head is behind\": the entire social wealth, the relocation of residents' savings, and the reallocation of social wealth from bank wealth management, money market funds, fixed-income assets, and even insurance dividend-paying assets to equity assets.</strong></p><p><strong>I believe this is a major trend, a major trend of the times. This situation is similar to when people went to buy houses in the 2000s. At first, they doubted whether it would work, but then they became afraid when the price went up too much.</strong></p><p>Look, back in 2004 and 2005, a bunch of people were saying that Shanghai's housing prices had a bubble and were about to collapse. As a result, from 2004 and 2005 to 2020, the average housing price in Shanghai rose from 4,100 yuan/square meter to more than 100,000 yuan/square meter in the urban area.</p><p>So<strong>We must take a long-term view and view issues from a broad historical perspective.</strong></p><p>Therefore, we say,<strong>The second point is that both Hong Kong and A-shares have hope, and I believe this is inevitable—they will definitely benefit from the reallocation of wealth in Chinese society. The saying goes, \"Planting a sycamore tree attracts...\"<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/600716\">phoenix</a>\"Come.\"</strong></p><p>The third characteristic of the long-term bull market in Hong Kong stocks: an accelerating virtuous cycle in the ecological environment.</p><p>Thirdly, the Hong Kong stock market ecosystem is accelerating towards a virtuous cycle, which is different from the period from 2021 to the beginning of 2024.</p><p>In the past few years, due to the shift between old and new growth drivers, such as Hong Kong's real estate chain, the suppression of real estate-related industry chains by preventing disorderly capital expansion, and industry regulations such as education and training, the fundamentals of Hong Kong and listed companies were completely lifeless before the beginning of 2024. People were pessimistic, and funds were crowded into purely safe-haven central state-owned enterprise dividend assets, treating them as bond-type dividend assets, such as the three major oil companies, the four major banks, and the three major telecom operators. However, people are very pessimistic about dynamic and growing assets.</p><p>At that time, overseas investors were suppressing Chinese assets, and overseas investors had three major expectations that had been suppressing Chinese assets, especially Hong Kong stocks. As a result, the proportion of short selling in Hong Kong stocks reached an outrageous 35% in August 2023, making shorting Hong Kong stocks one of the two most crowded trading strategies in the world.</p><p>The \"three major obstacles\" at the time were: First, the belief that the Chinese economy would experience a hard landing due to the drag on the real estate market, namely the \"China economic crisis theory,\" has now been disproven; Secondly, they feel that China's technology is lagging behind, and that the United States is holding us back in advanced semiconductors and AI; Third, the \"theory of private enterprises exiting the market,\" because at that time, the transition between old and new growth drivers had an impact on private enterprises in real estate, the Internet, and other sectors.</p><p>Therefore, foreign capital continued to withdraw at the time, feeling that Chinese assets only had trading value and no investment value. Even now, a few overseas investors have not changed their minds.</p><p>However, we must say that since the 2023 Central Financial Work Conference, especially since September 24th and 26th last year,<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/08111\">Chinese industry</a>The pattern of development and economic development is very clear, but many people cannot understand it.</p><p>We need to look at this issue using a political economy framework, rather than purely Western financial thinking.</p><p>Looking back now, from the Politburo meeting last September to encourage the development of private enterprises, to the symposium on private enterprises on February 17 this year, and then to the \"Private Economy Promotion Law\" in May, a series of measures have shown that the \"theory of private enterprises exiting the market\" has been overturned and disproven.</p><p>Moreover, most of the new consumer goods, innovative drugs, robotics, and semiconductors listed on the Beijing Stock Exchange, the Science and Technology Innovation Board, and even the Hong Kong Stock Exchange are driven by the rise and rapid development of private capital and enterprises.</p><p>The so-called \"theory of China's technological backwardness\" has also been discarded.<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/601099\">Pacific Ocean</a>As mentioned at the beginning, whether it is DeepSeek, AI, robotics, military technology or innovative drugs, we have made comprehensive breakthroughs in technology and are showing a trend of catching up or even leading the world.</p><p><strong>The so-called \"hard landing theory of the Chinese economy\" or the \"China-Japan model theory\" are also constantly being overturned and disproven.</strong></p><p>As I just mentioned, the Chinese central government's balance sheet is very clean, which is sufficient to provide a safety net against major systemic risks.</p><p>At the same time, China is the world's largest domestic market—from the perspective of commodity consumption, we are already the world's largest market. The United States is the world's largest market because its service consumption is much greater than ours.</p><p><strong>However, from a purely commodity consumption perspective, China is already the world's largest domestic demand market.</strong>That's why we're different from Japan back then.</p><p><strong>New drivers of growth have begun to flourish, China's economy is beginning to stabilize, and it is slowly moving towards a process of high-quality development and improvement.</strong></p><p><strong>I said that China's economic landscape is definitely not the same as Japan's in the 1990s and 2000s.</strong></p><p><strong>What are we more like? I think China is more comparable to the United States in the mid-to-late 1980s to the first half of the 1990s, before the rise of the internet wave.</strong></p><p>At that time, domestic demand in the US economy was also hovering at a low level, but emerging business models such as Sam's Club and Costco were beginning to rise. At that time, the famous fund manager Peter Lynch would look for stocks based on what his wife and children bought.</p><p><strong>China is currently experiencing a surge in technology, new consumption, innovative drugs, and many other structural highlights.</strong></p><p><strong>So there's no need to worry too much about the macro economy. Just keep the macro economy stable—it won't collapse or overheat; it's about moving towards high-quality development in a moderate manner.</strong></p><p>Under these circumstances, the Hong Kong stock market ecosystem continues to operate in a virtuous cycle, especially with high-quality private capital, technology, new consumer, and innovative drug companies listing in Hong Kong, bringing vitality and guidance to the market.</p><p><strong>Incremental funds from both domestic and international markets continue to flow into the Hong Kong market, including proactively managed foreign capital that has a correct understanding of China and has been establishing its presence since the first half of this year, such as South Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore in Southeast Asia.</strong></p><p>fake<strong>Over time, as the profit-making effect of China's long bull market continues, money from the Middle East, Europe, and even Wall Street will return, and US hedge funds will also come to make money. This is a virtuous cycle of the ecological environment.</strong></p><p>The fourth characteristic of the long bull market in Hong Kong stocks: a shift from foreign-dominated offshore marketization to pan-Chinese-dominated onshore marketization.</p><p>Fourth, a key feature of this long bull market in Hong Kong stocks is that the underlying investment logic has shifted from offshore marketization led by foreign capital to onshore marketization led by Chinese companies, Chinese capital, and Chinese friends (pan-Chinese capital that agrees with China's development philosophy).</p><p>What are the differences between offshore and onshore markets?</p><p>Offshore markets are usually peripheral, non-core investments. So you see, for a long time, both mainland Chinese investors and foreign capital have been like crossing a river - when A-shares rise, they see Hong Kong stocks as undervalued and go there, but when they can't make money, they come back, not treating Hong Kong stocks as their main battleground.</p><p>Foreign investors also rush into the US stock market when it rises too much, seeing that Hong Kong stocks are undervalued. If it rises too much, they reduce their positions or even short sell, like poverty alleviation and the offshore market.</p><p>The onshore market is different.</p><p>The onshore market has a long-term judgment and embrace of high-quality companies. Look at the US stock market, which is the most typical example—onshore markets such as the bond market.<strong>Domestic funds are the stabilizing force and pillar. When good assets fall too much, funds will be available to make medium- and long-term investments, unlike the offshore market where short-selling forces become more aggressive and the decline is endless.</strong></p><p>We believe<strong>The shift in investment logic in the Hong Kong stock market this time is from the offshore market to the onshore market.</strong></p><p><strong>It can be seen that investment styles have also changed.</strong>It turns out that Deep Value is priced at a premium based on certainty, so dividend-based Deep Value assets have a greater chance of making money when they rebound. Investment styles in the onshore market are now more diversified.</p><p>In addition to value stocks (which serve as a shield supporting the upward shift of the center, especially dividend assets, traditional industry leaders, and core assets undergoing continuous revaluation), growth assets represented by technology, new consumption, and innovative drugs will be given a growth premium—high growth leads to high valuations.</p><p>This is the charm of the onshore market: domestically produced computing power can be valued at hundreds of times the market value in the A-share market, while in the US stock market, you can see that technology, innovation, and even rare earth stocks that are obviously bad are also valued at a price-to-market ratio.</p><p><strong>Mature market valuations are not necessarily low.</strong>In recent years, US stocks have actually given growth stocks a valuation premium.</p><p><strong>Therefore, the onshore market is characterized by more diversified styles and a balance of offense and defense.</strong>There are opportunities in both value stocks and growth stocks, and growth stocks are priced at a premium based on their growth potential.</p><p></body></html></p>","source":"lsy1716810789658","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; 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A super long bull market in Chinese equity assets, including A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, may see a super long bull market lasting more than 20 years.</p><p>2. For example, many people question whether the so-called \"cold kings\" of domestic computing power are too expensive and have a bubble. We should look at problems from a developmental perspective. Its benchmark role is similar to the \"foolish sunflower seeds\" in the early days of reform and opening up, or the driving effect of the continuous soaring housing prices in first-tier cities on the entire real estate market, which at that time played a driving role in all aspects of China's economy.</p><p>At that time, real estate played a driving role in all aspects of China's economy.</p><p>But I'm not suggesting that everyone blindly chase high prices; I'm just saying that this phenomenon has contemporary significance. Just like in the 2000s, Shanghai houses were always thought to be expensive, and people always said that the rental yield did not match the income. Now that incomes are matched and rental yields are higher, people are less likely to buy.</p><p>This is actually a trend of the times, and we need to look at the problem from a developmental perspective. This super long bull is called \"times create heroes\".</p><p>3. Don't think about a crazy bull market or a fast bull market (in China's current bull market). It's impossible; it will definitely be a long bull market.</p><p>The biggest difference this time from before is that national power and a visible hand are leading the way.</p><p>We will learn from the lessons of the crazy bull market of 2014-2015—leveraged bulls ultimately ended up in a mess. Instead of providing positive feedback to the real economy through the capital market, the government had to allocate a lot of resources to rescue the market. This is a painful lesson.</p><p>4. I liken the image of the long bull market in the Chinese stock market (A-shares and Hong Kong stocks) led by the visible hand to a \"little white rabbit-style long bull market\".</p><p>In the tortoise-hare race, the little white rabbit sprints and runs fast, then takes a nap to adjust, wakes up feeling refreshed and runs again, then sleeps again and runs again.</p><p>This Chinese-style \"little white rabbit long bull market\" is a long bull market that has been accompanied by a period of rapid price increases and adjustments, climbing steps upwards.</p><p>American long cattle are slow, tortoiseshell-style cattle.</p><p>5. The pattern of this long-term bull market in China is similar to that of the real estate market from 1998 to 2020. The real estate market experienced a boom for more than 20 years: when it moved faster and the enthusiasm increased, policy regulation would suppress it. When things get cold, policies will provide support, allowing for continued fluctuations.</p><p>6. This long bull market is not for a few speculators and wealthy capitalists to exploit the country, but rather to revitalize social wealth and help improve the balance sheets of local governments, enterprises, and residents.</p><p>Through this round of market activity, local government-related assets have been listed and realized.</p><p>7. The Chinese stock market before 2023 and the Chinese stock market after 2023 are two different stock markets.</p><p>Before 2023, we often talked about learning from Western models and said that the Chinese stock market was an emerging and transitional market, feeling that we were immature and should learn from mature Western markets.</p><p>However, a qualitative change occurred in 2023. The 2023 Central Financial Work Conference made it very clear that we are fundamentally different from the Western financial model. We seek profit based on righteousness, not solely for profit.</p><p>Seeking profit through righteousness is about understanding national and national righteousness, and how to better improve the country's long-term perspective.<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/QC7.SI\">the whole people</a>Benefits.</p><p>8. There's no need to be envious or jealous of the short-term herd effect.</p><p>Many people became extremely anxious after the price rose rapidly, feeling that the bull market would end if they didn't get in soon.</p><p>I said the bull market is far from over; it might be a 20-year bull market. What's there to worry about? We should focus more on the assets themselves, rather than rising a little for fear of missing out or falling a little for fear of getting trapped.</p><p>9. The first characteristic of Hong Kong: embracing the motherland and empowering the nation.</p><p>Secondly, from a capital perspective, Hong Kong stocks, like A-shares, will benefit from the wave of reallocation of China's social wealth (especially residents' wealth) from safe-haven assets to stocks and equity assets.</p><p>Thirdly, the Hong Kong stock market ecosystem is accelerating towards a virtuous cycle, which is different from the beginning of 2021 and 2024.</p><p>Fourth, a key feature of this long bull market in Hong Kong stocks is that the underlying investment logic of Hong Kong stocks has shifted from offshore marketization led by foreign capital to pan-Chinese capital, China and China's circle of friends, or this pan-Chinese capital-led onshore marketization that recognizes China's development philosophy.</p><p>10. Many investors keep asking me when foreign capital will come, as if there will be no market for A-shares and Hong Kong stocks if foreign capital doesn't come.</p><p>This mindset remains stuck in the mindset of a small country with a small population, completely unaware that we are already the world's second-largest economy and that our social wealth is of an astonishing magnitude globally.</p><p>11. China's economic landscape is definitely not the same as Japan in the 1990s and 2000s. What are we more like? I think China is more comparable to the United States in the mid-to-late 1980s to the first half of the 1990s, before the rise of the internet wave.</p><p>12. China is currently experiencing a surge in technology, new consumption, innovative drugs, and many other structural highlights.</p><p>So there's no need to worry too much about the macro economy. Just keep the macro economy stable—it won't collapse or overheat; it's about moving towards high-quality development in a moderate manner.</p><p>13. Given time, as the profit-making effect of China's long bull market continues, money from the Middle East, Europe, and even Wall Street will return, and American hedge funds will also come to make money. This is a virtuous cycle of the ecological environment.</p><p><strong>A-shares and Hong Kong stocks may experience a two-decade-long bull market.</strong></p><p>Q: Mr. Yi Dong, could you first review the performance of the Hong Kong stock market in August? You also mentioned that Hong Kong stocks will experience a super long bull market. What is the main basis for this judgment?</p><p>Zhang Yidong: I'd like to share this with you from two dimensions. First<strong>Let's talk about a super long bull market in Chinese equity assets, including A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, which may both experience a super long bull market lasting more than 20 years.</strong></p><p>This is an important macro narrative, and the most crucial macro narrative is actually our economic growth model. The transformation of China's economic growth model has ushered in a golden period of development for China's equity assets.</p><p>From the 1990s to 2023, overall, it was a period of expansion for China's old growth drivers.</p><p>What are China's old growth drivers? It is a debt-expansionary, relatively extensive economic growth model.</p><p>Starting in 1998, the real estate era began. The continuous expansion of the real estate market has ushered in a golden age of financing in China, corresponding to the rapid development of urbanization and industrialization.</p><p>However, around 2020, after China's overall balance sheet expanded, some development confusion began to emerge, which meant that the painful period of transformation between old and new growth drivers, which began in 2020, quietly arrived. Economic growth momentum, represented by real estate, is slowing down significantly.</p><p>Debt-driven economic growth models are becoming increasingly inefficient. China's three balance sheets—the household sector, the corporate sector, and the government sector—have all shown high debt ratios after two or three decades of expansion.</p><p>Most importantly, with each increase in debt, the GDP-boosting effect becomes weaker and weaker. At this juncture, for China's economy to shift towards high-quality development and transform into a country driven by technological innovation, it needs to focus on direct financing and leverage the empowerment of the capital market.</p><p>Let's briefly review the debt ratio issue.</p><p>The healthiest balance sheet in China is that of the central government. As of the end of 2024, China's Treasury Bond balance was only 34.5 trillion yuan, accounting for about 26% of GDP. During the same period, the U.S. federal government's debt ratio reached $36 trillion, accounting for about 126.8% of GDP, which is about 100 percentage points higher than ours.</p><p>Our hidden concern lies in local government debt. Without considering hidden debt, according to data from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the narrow local government debt ratio could be as high as around 40%.</p><p>The IMF calculation may be higher. We have room to expand our government debt ratio; it's not that we can't, it's that we simply can't.</p><p><strong>China's economy has no systemic risks and needs to transform its economic development model.</strong></p><p>We know that the government can control the situation, and the Chinese economy does not face a hard landing or systemic risks.</p><p>But the current development question is: should we continue down the path of debt expansion or change our path?</p><p>If we are to pursue a path of debt expansion, we also need to look at two other tables—the balance sheets of the corporate sector and the household sector.</p><p>China's household balance sheets were once very healthy, and Chinese people had a habit of saving. Unfortunately, since 2008, especially after 2016, the balance sheet of China's household sector has also been expanding rapidly.</p><p>In 2008, household debt accounted for less than 20% of GDP, approximately 17%-18%. However, by 2024, the household debt ratio had approached 60%, while in the United States it was only around 70%. The expansion of household debt is very limited and has a ceiling.</p><p>Because our national character is characterized by thrift as a virtue, and we are an introverted nation.</p><p>Our household sector debt ratio is hardly higher than that of the United States. The debt ratio of the corporate sector also remains high. As of the third quarter of last year, the debt ratio of China's corporate sector reached 142%, not including local governments.<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/600649\">Local government investment</a>If platform companies are included, the price might be even higher.</p><p>In contrast, in the United States, the corporate debt ratio is only around 74%. These data show us that a transformation in China's economic development model is imperative.</p><p>So don't have any illusions. Some overseas economists are now resorting to unethical tactics, complaining about why the Chinese government doesn't expand and why it doesn't follow the US model of massive monetary easing. That's not the case. There are no systemic risks to the Chinese economy, so why not focus on improving the efficiency of economic growth? The problem with China's economy is the transformation of its development model.</p><p>What is the focus of transforming the development model? Like the asset classification table, our focus over the past 30 years has been on debt-driven GDP growth. However, relying on old driving forces such as railways, roads, infrastructure, and real estate is becoming increasingly inefficient.</p><p>Because the base is already very high, it serves more as a safety net. Ensure economic sustainability. High-quality and efficient development requires a shift in the growth model.</p><p><strong>The role of the capital market over the next 20 years is to revitalize assets.</strong></p><p>It's very simple now: when looking at a balance sheet, you can't just look at assets; you also need to look at liabilities. For the next 20 years or even longer, the role of the capital market will be to revitalize assets.</p><p>By revitalizing assets and improving efficiency, we strive to expand globally and become the most competitive company in China's technological innovation, new consumption, and core assets of traditional mature industries.</p><p>Therefore, the future capital market will be similar to the role of real estate during the debt expansion period of the past two or three decades.</p><p>During periods of debt expansion, real estate is a crucial hub with far-reaching consequences, serving as a core channel for China's monetary expansion and credit creation. In today's era of high-quality development, the capital market plays a crucial role in revitalizing assets.</p><p>It achieves the optimal allocation of social wealth by revitalizing corporate balance sheets and household balance sheets.</p><p>The social wealth accumulated over the past 40 years of reform and opening up is now basically accumulated in some inefficient or safe-haven assets.</p><p>This wealth needs to be invested in more efficient areas through the capital market, such as hard technology, high technology, and new consumption, to drive a virtuous cycle of high-quality development of the capital market and the real economy.</p><p>Why is it a long bull that lasts for twenty or thirty years?</p><p>This understanding shows that not only Hong Kong stocks, but also A-shares will experience a super long bull market. The long-term bull market is a small goal, which may take twenty or thirty years. Why is twenty or thirty years just right?</p><p>We know an important event: by the middle of this century, China will complete Chinese-style modernization.</p><p><strong>China's modernization will be carried out in two steps: the first step will be from 2020 to 2035. Note that 2020 is the year when China's old and new growth drivers begin to transition. We are beginning to feel the pain of the decline of old growth drivers, and new growth drivers have not yet emerged.</strong></p><p>But things are different now. With the comprehensive technological advancements in areas such as DeepSeek, sixth-generation fighter jets, innovative drugs, and robotics at the beginning of this year, especially the rise and even global leadership of China's military technology showcased in the military parade after the India-Pakistan conflict on May 7 and September 3, we have seen new drivers of growth spring up like mushrooms after rain.</p><p><strong>China's modernization is already underway. We have emerged from the turbulent period of transitioning from old to new growth drivers, and the economy is beginning to stabilize.</strong></p><p><strong>The period from 2020 to 2035 is the first step in China's modernization, aiming to basically realize socialist modernization.</strong></p><p>Significant progress has been made in various fields such as economy, science and technology, culture, and ecology, especially to rank among the top innovative countries. It should be noted that during the two or three decades of economic development from the 1990s to 2020, the main driving force was debt expansion.</p><p>Moreover, at that time we were in the process of moving from an agricultural-dominated economy to a large-scale industrialized and urbanized economy.</p><p>Going forward, China needs to transform from a large economy into a strong nation, be able to innovate independently, and become a leading innovative country.</p><p><strong>All of this shows us that this is a dividend of the times, and we should embrace it. Because both the stock market and the real estate market are merely vehicles, and circumstances create heroes.</strong></p><p><strong>China's current economic development model allows the capital market to play the most important and far-reaching pivotal role.</strong></p><p>It can revitalize social wealth, revitalize the asset side of the balance sheet, and maximize efficiency.</p><p>To give a simple example, about half of residents' wealth is in real estate, so they are basically trapped. However, rental yields in core areas of first- and second-tier cities have begun to exceed risk-free yields, so there is no need to panic and sell off. But the golden age of real estate is over, there is no doubt about that.</p><p>Therefore, if residents' wealth is in real estate, it can wait a little longer, but if there are many houses, it can be further revitalized and the capital market can be used to achieve efficiency from inefficiency and stalemate.</p><p>Even more conservatively, as of the end of June this year, Chinese residents' savings deposits reached 162 trillion yuan. Combined with more than 30 trillion yuan in bank wealth management products, the social wealth in a large amount of fixed-income assets such as insurance, social security, and pension funds will definitely exceed 200 trillion yuan by simple calculation.</p><p>How to revitalize these more than 200 trillion yuan? Besides real estate (which accounts for about 250 trillion yuan of social wealth), the other half of residents' wealth is also more than 200 trillion yuan.</p><p>This asset has higher liquidity and should be actively invested in A-shares and Hong Kong stocks to achieve greater efficiency and resource allocation through the capital market, thereby creating a wealth effect of social wealth.</p><p>This will encourage entrepreneurs to stop being complacent, especially private entrepreneurs, who will no longer always consider global allocation and capital outflow, but will instead actively participate in the wave of new quality productivity in China.</p><p><strong>Is \"Cold King\" being criticized for being too expensive? The rise in prices is a product of the times; we must view the issue from a developmental perspective.</strong></p><p>For example, many people question whether the so-called \"cold kings\" of domestic computing power are too expensive and have a bubble. We should look at problems from a developmental perspective.</p><p><strong>Its benchmark effect is similar to the \"foolish sunflower seeds\" in the early days of reform and opening up, or the driving effect of continuously soaring housing prices in first-tier cities on the entire real estate market. At that time, real estate played a driving role in all aspects of China's economy.</strong></p><p><strong>The rise is a product of the times, not calculated using static old-fashioned EPS or short-term PE.</strong>From the perspective of social development, technology companies listed on the Beijing Stock Exchange, the Science and Technology Innovation Board, and the main board in China, especially good companies corresponding to the AI wave, are experiencing a Davis double boost, with both their performance and valuations rising.</p><p><strong>But I'm not suggesting that everyone blindly chase high prices; I'm just saying that this phenomenon has contemporary significance. Just like in the 2000s, Shanghai houses were always thought to be expensive, and people always said that the rental yield did not match the income. Now that incomes are matched and rental yields are higher, people are less likely to buy.</strong></p><p><strong>This is actually a trend of the times, and we need to look at the problem from a developmental perspective.</strong></p><p>The wealth-creating and wealth-generating effects of the capital market have attracted attention, encouraging entrepreneurs to make venture capital investments, become angel investors, and invest in technology fields such as semiconductors, robotics, innovative drugs, the low-altitude economy, and AI. A single spark can start a prairie fire, and the capital market helps social wealth optimize resource allocation.</p><p><a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/603883\">ordinary people</a>By participating in the capital market (for example, fund purchases have generally outperformed the index this year), risk appetite and marginal consumption propensity have increased as wealth improves. That's why I watch super long bulls.<strong>This super long bull is called \"times create heroes\".</strong></p><p>As China's modernization approaches the middle of this century, its development over the next two decades will focus on high-quality development, optimizing resource allocation through the capital market and revitalizing the balance sheets of governments, residents, and enterprises.</p><p>By expanding assets to alleviate debt concerns, assets expand, and the debt-to-asset ratio naturally decreases, thus completely and effectively reducing fear of debt.</p><p><strong>This is the first point I made—the dividends of the times.</strong></p><p>Please don't think about crazy bulls or fast bulls; that's impossible. It must be a long bull.</p><p>Secondly,<strong>The biggest difference this time from before is that national power and a visible hand are leading the way.</strong></p><p>Looking at the data, the Central Financial Work Conference held at the end of October 2023 clearly proposed to unswervingly follow the path of financial development with Chinese characteristics, which is essentially different from the Western financial model.</p><p>The Western financial model is market-oriented, purely and absolutely market-oriented; frankly speaking, it is profit-oriented.</p><p>Over the years, inefficient shipbuilding, steel, textiles, and clothing in the United States have all been transferred to other countries. It is extremely difficult for the United States to bring back manufacturing. At most, some advanced manufacturing in high-tech fields can be brought back, but inefficient and unprofitable manufacturing cannot be brought back.</p><p>This is the characteristic of the US capital market: it is profit-oriented.</p><p>China's development model is different. Especially after the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in 2022, we have placed greater emphasis on the leadership of the Party, the Party's leadership over everything, and the guidance of</p><p>Against this backdrop, the path of financial development with Chinese characteristics is political, people-oriented, and functional, guided by a visible hand.</p><p>The requirement for the capital market is to coordinate and coordinate the relationship between an efficient market and a capable government.<strong>Lessons learned from Mad Cow 2014-2015</strong>—The leveraged bull market ultimately ended in a mess. Instead of providing positive feedback to the real economy through the capital market, the government had to allocate a large amount of resources to rescue the market. This is a painful lesson.</p><p><strong>So please don't think about crazy bulls or fast bulls; that's impossible. It must be a long bull market.</strong></p><p>This long bull market pattern is similar to the real estate market from 1998 to 2020: when the market moves faster and the enthusiasm increases, policy regulation will suppress it. When things get cold, policies will provide support, allowing for continued fluctuations.</p><p><strong>I liken the image of the long bull market in the Chinese stock market (A-shares and Hong Kong stocks) under the leadership of this visible hand to a \"little white rabbit-style long bull market,\" drawing inspiration from the way the tortoise and the little white rabbit operate in the tortoise-hare race.</strong></p><p><strong>American cattle are slow, tortoiseshell-style cattle.</strong>Because it is market-oriented and profit-driven, with a powerful and rich short-selling mechanism and a three-dimensional trading mechanism, people short-sell to make money when prices rise rapidly.</p><p>China's short-selling mechanism is relatively imperfect, and the interests of small and medium-sized investors should be protected overall.</p><p>In the context of China's unique characteristics, we must adapt to local conditions and avoid blindly copying others, otherwise it will become a joke: \"Oranges in the south of the Huai River are trifoliate oranges in the north.\" Only a development model suitable for national conditions is truly effective.</p><p>So we say now<strong>Emphasizing the path of financial development with Chinese characteristics in the context of China</strong>This is consistent with the Party's leadership of Chinese-style modernization in other aspects.</p><p><strong>In this context, to understand China's current long bull market, we can draw inspiration from the long bull market that lasted for more than 20 years during the real estate boom.</strong>But this long bull is not a turtle-style slow bull, but a \"little white rabbit-style long bull\":<strong>In the tortoise-hare race, the little white rabbit sprints and runs fast, then takes a nap to adjust, wakes up feeling refreshed and runs again, then sleeps again and runs again.</strong></p><p><strong>Our capital market lacks a rich market-based short-selling mechanism, and once emotions arise...</strong>They rushed in.<strong>The herd effect is very strong.</strong>。 In addition, there are now high-frequency quantitative entities with increasing influence, so it is moving very quickly.</p><p><strong>Going fast is fine, but there will be adjustments, nothing more than \"add flour when there is too much water, and add water when there is too much flour.\" There is now a virtuous cycle, with long-term funds entering the market. The \"savings relocation\" phenomenon is just beginning and is still relatively healthy.</strong></p><p>The overall market trend has accelerated somewhat since June. Acceleration is fine, but with acceleration, the pace of IPOs and refinancing will inevitably be liberalized in the future; this is the rule of thumb.</p><p><strong>This long bull market is not about a few speculators and wealthy capitalists exploiting the country, but rather about revitalizing social wealth and helping to improve the balance sheets of local governments, businesses, and residents.</strong></p><p>Through this round of market activity, local government-related assets have been listed and realized.</p><p>Before 2020, local governments focused more on land revenue and developing railways, highways, and infrastructure. However, after 2020, the Hefei model became popular, and various regions followed suit, including Xi'an, Changsha, the Pearl River Delta, and the Yangtze River Delta.</p><p>The Hefei model is equity-based finance, which empowers the local real economy by actively participating in the capital market and capital operations, creating a virtuous cycle.</p><p>Various regions have established government funds of funds as seed funds to attract...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/01315\">Green economy</a>Innovative fields such as low-altitude economy, AI technology, and robotics.</p><p>If these new productivity assets cannot be realized for a long time, they are unvalued assets and may even continue to be discounted, which is not conducive to improving the balance sheet.</p><p>Conversely, if through mergers and acquisitions (the next step for the resurgence of mergers and acquisitions in China's capital market), a virtuous cycle is formed where fast fish eat slow fish and big fish eat small fish, with leading companies exchanging their shares for off-exchange assets and equity in unlisted companies.</p><p><strong>Listed companies have gained incremental growth momentum, with increased net assets driven by both valuation and profitability.</strong></p><p>For local governments, the original cost price of assets is even lower than the cost price (if bought at a high price, it may be revalued downwards), and the balance sheet deteriorates.</p><p>But now that it has been acquired by a listed company, the equity and assets held by local governments have increased many times over, rapidly improving their balance sheets. The same applies to businesses, especially some private enterprises with high debt-to-asset ratios that may want to exit the market but lack the necessary channels.</p><p>If leading companies in the same industry acquire off-exchange assets through stock swaps (plus a little cash, which may be through refinancing), the competitive landscape within the industry will be optimized and the survival of the fittest will be quickly achieved.</p><p>All of this shows us that the capital market is...<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/00166\">New era</a>With the visible guidance of the government, we will efficiently promote China's high-quality development.</p><p>Before 2023 and now are two separate stock markets.</p><p>So for us,<strong>The Chinese stock market before 2023 and the Chinese stock market after 2023 are two different stock markets.</strong></p><p>Before 2023, we often talked about learning from Western models and said that the Chinese stock market was an emerging and transitional market, feeling that we were immature and should learn from mature Western markets.</p><p>However, a qualitative change occurred in 2023. The 2023 Central Financial Work Conference made it very clear that we are fundamentally different from the Western financial model. We seek profit based on righteousness, not solely for profit.</p><p>Seeking profit through righteousness means seeing the greater good of the nation and the country, and seeing how the country can better improve the welfare of all its people from a long-term perspective.</p><p>Therefore, China's capital market now has a great sense of historical mission. Through its own activity, it creates a positive feedback loop with the real economy and technological innovation, so that everyone makes money, the country develops, and China's modernization gains internal driving force.</p><p><strong>This is my second point—a visible hand is leading this Chinese-style long bull market.</strong></p><p><strong>This Chinese-style \"little white rabbit long bull market\" is a long bull market that has been accompanied by a period of rapid price increases and adjustments, climbing steps upwards. This is China's national condition, because China's capital market lacks a rich and powerful market-based short-selling mechanism. Moreover, we don't want to use the purely market-oriented Western model to create so many short-selling mechanisms.</strong></p><p>Our \"short-selling mechanism\" is: since we are so excited and the valuation is so high, good, let's serve socialism and the real economy more, and conduct mergers and acquisitions, asset injections, refinancing and IPOs.</p><p>This is a short-selling mechanism unique to China, which curbs excessive excitement and speculation in the market and allows the market to continue to serve economic development.</p><p><strong>There's no need to be envious, jealous, or resentful of the short-term herd effect. Many people became extremely anxious after the price rose rapidly, feeling that the bull market would end if they didn't get in soon.</strong></p><p>I said the bull market is far from over; it might be a 20-year bull market. What's there to worry about? We should focus more on the assets themselves, rather than rising a little for fear of missing out or falling a little for fear of getting trapped. Actually, they didn't understand the essence of this long bull market.</p><p><strong>This refers to the major trends: first, the dividends of the times; and second, the dominance and guidance of a visible hand.</strong></p><p><strong>This logic applies to both A-shares and Hong Kong stocks; it's a broad logic. Because it underwent a period of consolidation and fluctuation in 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023.</strong></p><p><strong>Starting in 2024, Hong Kong has also been accelerating its integration into the overall development of the motherland with the reopening of 2023 (the lifting of the shadow of the pandemic).</strong></p><p>One of the characteristics of Hong Kong's long bull market: embracing the motherland and empowering the country.</p><p>On the second level, let's share Hong Kong's own logic.</p><p>What we just discussed is the ultra-long bull market logic that applies to both A-shares and Hong Kong stocks. Let's think about the characteristics and features of Hong Kong itself, which can be mainly divided into the following aspects.</p><p>What are the distinctive features of this round of market rally in Hong Kong? It means embracing the motherland and embracing the overall development of the motherland.</p><p>Since the end of 2023, the overall political and economic landscape of Hong Kong can be summarized in four words: from governance to prosperity—from governance and rectification to revitalization and development, the state has begun to actively empower it.</p><p>A landmark turning point was the 2023 Central Financial Work Conference, which clearly proposed to \"consolidate and enhance Hong Kong's status as an international financial center\".</p><p>We saw a trend in 2023 that spread rumors that Hong Kong was already a \"ruin of an international financial center\" and was no longer an international financial center.</p><p>The Central Financial Work Conference clearly stated that the state empowers Hong Kong and clearly proposed to consolidate and enhance its status as an international financial center. This is the first characteristic of Hong Kong: embracing the motherland and empowering the state.</p><p>The second characteristic of Hong Kong's long bull market: Wealth flows from safe-haven assets into Hong Kong stocks.</p><p>Secondly, from a capital perspective, Hong Kong stocks, like A-shares, will benefit from the wave of reallocation of China's social wealth (especially residents' wealth) from safe-haven assets to stocks and equity assets.</p><p>This trend is still in its infancy – household savings decreased by 1.1 trillion yuan in July this year, while prior to this, household savings deposits increased by a net 5 trillion yuan in the second quarter. The wave of social wealth reallocation from safe-haven assets to the stock market has just begun, and it is a virtuous cycle.</p><p>As long as it's not a crazy bull market, and as long as it's an upward trend, the allocation pace will be relatively smooth.</p><p>One indicator we need to pay attention to is that from 2022 to the first half of 2023, my country's residents' fixed deposits saw a small surge. Back then, the interest rate for a three-year fixed deposit could generally reach around 3%, while now the interest rate for a three-year fixed deposit may only be around 1.7%.</p><p>What is the 10-year Treasury Bond yield? It is also around 1.7%. The seven-day annualized yield of money market funds such as Yu'ebao may be around 1%. The guaranteed interest rate for life insurance has now dropped to around 2%.</p><p>In such an era,<strong>Equity assets actually offer better value than safe-haven assets. Therefore, under these circumstances, both Hong Kong stocks and A-shares benefit from the reallocation of China's social wealth. Let's not underestimate ourselves.</strong></p><p>We are already the world's second-largest economy, so we don't need to always focus on foreign investment.</p><p><strong>Many investors keep asking me when foreign capital will come, as if there won't be a market for A-shares and Hong Kong stocks without foreign capital.</strong></p><p><strong>This mindset remains stuck in the mindset of a small country with a small population, completely unaware that we are already the world's second-largest economy and that our social wealth is of an astonishing magnitude globally.</strong></p><p>Over the past 40 years of reform and opening up, unlike Latin America or Southeast Asia, we have not experienced a financial crisis or been seized by Western capital. Our wealth has accumulated, but now it is all piled up in safe-haven assets.</p><p><strong>Next, guided by the dividends of the times and national policies, and driven by a visible hand, the obstacles to long-term funds entering the market have been removed.</strong></p><p><strong>In addition to long-term funding, the national team,<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/300368\">Huijin</a>Beyond insurance and social security, we believe that \"a rat pulling a shovel - the big head is behind\": the entire social wealth, the relocation of residents' savings, and the reallocation of social wealth from bank wealth management, money market funds, fixed-income assets, and even insurance dividend-paying assets to equity assets.</strong></p><p><strong>I believe this is a major trend, a major trend of the times. This situation is similar to when people went to buy houses in the 2000s. At first, they doubted whether it would work, but then they became afraid when the price went up too much.</strong></p><p>Look, back in 2004 and 2005, a bunch of people were saying that Shanghai's housing prices had a bubble and were about to collapse. As a result, from 2004 and 2005 to 2020, the average housing price in Shanghai rose from 4,100 yuan/square meter to more than 100,000 yuan/square meter in the urban area.</p><p>So<strong>We must take a long-term view and view issues from a broad historical perspective.</strong></p><p>Therefore, we say,<strong>The second point is that both Hong Kong and A-shares have hope, and I believe this is inevitable—they will definitely benefit from the reallocation of wealth in Chinese society. The saying goes, \"Planting a sycamore tree attracts...\"<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/600716\">phoenix</a>\"Come.\"</strong></p><p>The third characteristic of the long-term bull market in Hong Kong stocks: an accelerating virtuous cycle in the ecological environment.</p><p>Thirdly, the Hong Kong stock market ecosystem is accelerating towards a virtuous cycle, which is different from the period from 2021 to the beginning of 2024.</p><p>In the past few years, due to the shift between old and new growth drivers, such as Hong Kong's real estate chain, the suppression of real estate-related industry chains by preventing disorderly capital expansion, and industry regulations such as education and training, the fundamentals of Hong Kong and listed companies were completely lifeless before the beginning of 2024. People were pessimistic, and funds were crowded into purely safe-haven central state-owned enterprise dividend assets, treating them as bond-type dividend assets, such as the three major oil companies, the four major banks, and the three major telecom operators. However, people are very pessimistic about dynamic and growing assets.</p><p>At that time, overseas investors were suppressing Chinese assets, and overseas investors had three major expectations that had been suppressing Chinese assets, especially Hong Kong stocks. As a result, the proportion of short selling in Hong Kong stocks reached an outrageous 35% in August 2023, making shorting Hong Kong stocks one of the two most crowded trading strategies in the world.</p><p>The \"three major obstacles\" at the time were: First, the belief that the Chinese economy would experience a hard landing due to the drag on the real estate market, namely the \"China economic crisis theory,\" has now been disproven; Secondly, they feel that China's technology is lagging behind, and that the United States is holding us back in advanced semiconductors and AI; Third, the \"theory of private enterprises exiting the market,\" because at that time, the transition between old and new growth drivers had an impact on private enterprises in real estate, the Internet, and other sectors.</p><p>Therefore, foreign capital continued to withdraw at the time, feeling that Chinese assets only had trading value and no investment value. Even now, a few overseas investors have not changed their minds.</p><p>However, we must say that since the 2023 Central Financial Work Conference, especially since September 24th and 26th last year,<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/08111\">Chinese industry</a>The pattern of development and economic development is very clear, but many people cannot understand it.</p><p>We need to look at this issue using a political economy framework, rather than purely Western financial thinking.</p><p>Looking back now, from the Politburo meeting last September to encourage the development of private enterprises, to the symposium on private enterprises on February 17 this year, and then to the \"Private Economy Promotion Law\" in May, a series of measures have shown that the \"theory of private enterprises exiting the market\" has been overturned and disproven.</p><p>Moreover, most of the new consumer goods, innovative drugs, robotics, and semiconductors listed on the Beijing Stock Exchange, the Science and Technology Innovation Board, and even the Hong Kong Stock Exchange are driven by the rise and rapid development of private capital and enterprises.</p><p>The so-called \"theory of China's technological backwardness\" has also been discarded.<a href=\"https://laohu8.com/S/601099\">Pacific Ocean</a>As mentioned at the beginning, whether it is DeepSeek, AI, robotics, military technology or innovative drugs, we have made comprehensive breakthroughs in technology and are showing a trend of catching up or even leading the world.</p><p><strong>The so-called \"hard landing theory of the Chinese economy\" or the \"China-Japan model theory\" are also constantly being overturned and disproven.</strong></p><p>As I just mentioned, the Chinese central government's balance sheet is very clean, which is sufficient to provide a safety net against major systemic risks.</p><p>At the same time, China is the world's largest domestic market—from the perspective of commodity consumption, we are already the world's largest market. The United States is the world's largest market because its service consumption is much greater than ours.</p><p><strong>However, from a purely commodity consumption perspective, China is already the world's largest domestic demand market.</strong>That's why we're different from Japan back then.</p><p><strong>New drivers of growth have begun to flourish, China's economy is beginning to stabilize, and it is slowly moving towards a process of high-quality development and improvement.</strong></p><p><strong>I said that China's economic landscape is definitely not the same as Japan's in the 1990s and 2000s.</strong></p><p><strong>What are we more like? I think China is more comparable to the United States in the mid-to-late 1980s to the first half of the 1990s, before the rise of the internet wave.</strong></p><p>At that time, domestic demand in the US economy was also hovering at a low level, but emerging business models such as Sam's Club and Costco were beginning to rise. At that time, the famous fund manager Peter Lynch would look for stocks based on what his wife and children bought.</p><p><strong>China is currently experiencing a surge in technology, new consumption, innovative drugs, and many other structural highlights.</strong></p><p><strong>So there's no need to worry too much about the macro economy. Just keep the macro economy stable—it won't collapse or overheat; it's about moving towards high-quality development in a moderate manner.</strong></p><p>Under these circumstances, the Hong Kong stock market ecosystem continues to operate in a virtuous cycle, especially with high-quality private capital, technology, new consumer, and innovative drug companies listing in Hong Kong, bringing vitality and guidance to the market.</p><p><strong>Incremental funds from both domestic and international markets continue to flow into the Hong Kong market, including proactively managed foreign capital that has a correct understanding of China and has been establishing its presence since the first half of this year, such as South Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore in Southeast Asia.</strong></p><p>fake<strong>Over time, as the profit-making effect of China's long bull market continues, money from the Middle East, Europe, and even Wall Street will return, and US hedge funds will also come to make money. This is a virtuous cycle of the ecological environment.</strong></p><p>The fourth characteristic of the long bull market in Hong Kong stocks: a shift from foreign-dominated offshore marketization to pan-Chinese-dominated onshore marketization.</p><p>Fourth, a key feature of this long bull market in Hong Kong stocks is that the underlying investment logic has shifted from offshore marketization led by foreign capital to onshore marketization led by Chinese companies, Chinese capital, and Chinese friends (pan-Chinese capital that agrees with China's development philosophy).</p><p>What are the differences between offshore and onshore markets?</p><p>Offshore markets are usually peripheral, non-core investments. So you see, for a long time, both mainland Chinese investors and foreign capital have been like crossing a river - when A-shares rise, they see Hong Kong stocks as undervalued and go there, but when they can't make money, they come back, not treating Hong Kong stocks as their main battleground.</p><p>Foreign investors also rush into the US stock market when it rises too much, seeing that Hong Kong stocks are undervalued. If it rises too much, they reduce their positions or even short sell, like poverty alleviation and the offshore market.</p><p>The onshore market is different.</p><p>The onshore market has a long-term judgment and embrace of high-quality companies. Look at the US stock market, which is the most typical example—onshore markets such as the bond market.<strong>Domestic funds are the stabilizing force and pillar. When good assets fall too much, funds will be available to make medium- and long-term investments, unlike the offshore market where short-selling forces become more aggressive and the decline is endless.</strong></p><p>We believe<strong>The shift in investment logic in the Hong Kong stock market this time is from the offshore market to the onshore market.</strong></p><p><strong>It can be seen that investment styles have also changed.</strong>It turns out that Deep Value is priced at a premium based on certainty, so dividend-based Deep Value assets have a greater chance of making money when they rebound. Investment styles in the onshore market are now more diversified.</p><p>In addition to value stocks (which serve as a shield supporting the upward shift of the center, especially dividend assets, traditional industry leaders, and core assets undergoing continuous revaluation), growth assets represented by technology, new consumption, and innovative drugs will be given a growth premium—high growth leads to high valuations.</p><p>This is the charm of the onshore market: domestically produced computing power can be valued at hundreds of times the market value in the A-share market, while in the US stock market, you can see that technology, innovation, and even rare earth stocks that are obviously bad are also valued at a price-to-market ratio.</p><p><strong>Mature market valuations are not necessarily low.</strong>In recent years, US stocks have actually given growth stocks a valuation premium.</p><p><strong>Therefore, the onshore market is characterized by more diversified styles and a balance of offense and defense.</strong>There are opportunities in both value stocks and growth stocks, and growth stocks are priced at a premium based on their growth potential.</p><p></body></html></p>\n<div class=\"bt-text\">\n\n\n<p> source：<a 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拉动作用。当时的房地产对中国经济方方面面起到了推动作用。上涨是时代造就的，而不是用静态的老式EPS、短期PE来算的。应该从社会发展角度看，这次中国的北交所、科创板、主板中的科技型公司，特别是与AI浪潮对应的好公司，正在经历戴维斯双击，业绩和估值都向上走。但我并不是建议大家无脑追高，只是说这个现象有时代意义。就像当年00年代上海房子，老觉得贵，老说租金回报率与收入不匹配。现在收入匹配了，租金回报率高了，大家反而不买了。这其实是时代浪潮，要用发展眼光看问题。资本市场的造富效应、财富效应吸引眼球，让企业家愿意进行风险投资、做天使投资人，投入半导体、机器人、创新药、低空经济、AI等科技领域，形成星星之火可以燎原，资本市场帮助社会财富优化资源配置。老百姓通过参与资本市场（比如今年买基金基本都跑赢指数），财富改善后，风险偏好提升，边际消费倾向也提升。这就是我看超级长牛的原因，这个超级长牛叫做时势造英雄。现在中国式现代化迈向本世纪中叶，未来二十多年发展就是高质量发展，通过资本市场优化资源配置，盘活政府、居民、企业资产负债表。用资产端扩张化解债务忧虑，资产扩张了，资产负债率自然就下来了，对负债的恐慌才会彻底有效下降。这是我讲的第一点——时代红利。大家千万不要还想疯牛、快牛，不可能，一定是长牛第二点，这次和以前最大不同是国家力量、有形之手在引领。我们用数据来看，2023年10月底召开中央金融工作会议，明确提出要坚定不移走中国特色金融发展之路，本质上不同于西方金融模式。西方金融模式是市场化、纯粹绝对的市场化，说白了就是利益导向。美国这么多年来，低效率的造船、钢铁、纺织服装等都转移到其他国家去了。美国想要制造业回流非常难，最多回流一些高科技领域的先进制造业，但低效率、不赚钱的制造业回不去。这就是美国资本市场的特征，就是利益导向。中国式发展模式不同。特别是2022年二十大后，我们更强调党的领导、党领导一切、党建引领。这个大背景下，中国特色金融发展之路就是政治性、人民性、功能性，就是有形之手在引领。对资本市场要求是协调、统筹高效市场和有为政府的关系，吸取2014-2015年疯牛教训——杠杆牛最终一地鸡毛，国家没有通过资本市场对实体经济形成正反馈，反而要拿出大量资源救市，这是沉痛教训。所以大家千万不要还想疯牛、快牛，不可能，一定是长牛。这个长牛走法像1998年到2020年的房地产：走快了、热度高了，政策调控就压一压；冷了，政策就托一托，如此震荡前行。我把这次有形之手主导下的中国股市（A股和港股）长牛形象比喻为“小白兔式长牛”，借鉴龟兔赛跑中乌龟和小白兔的运行方式。美国的长牛是乌龟式慢牛，因为其市场化、唯利是图，有强大丰富的做空机制、立体交易机制，涨快了就有人做空赚钱。中国做空机制相对不健全，整体还要呵护中小投资者利益。中国特色背景下，要因地制宜，不要盲目抄别人，不然就变成“淮南为橘淮北为枳”的笑话。适合国情的发展模式才是真正有效的。所以我们说现在中国大背景强调中国特色金融发展之路，与其他方面党引领中国式现代化一脉相承。这种情况下理解中国这轮长牛，可以借鉴当年房地产繁荣二十多年的长牛。但这个长牛不是乌龟式慢牛，而是“小白兔式长牛”：小白兔在龟兔赛跑中猛冲、快速跑，然后睡一觉调整，睡醒精神抖擞再冲，再睡再冲。我们的资本市场由于缺乏市场化的丰富做空机制，一旦情绪来了，一哄而上，羊群效应非常强。再加上现在有高频量化主体，影响力越来越大，所以走得很快。走得快没问题，但会有调控，不外乎“水多了加面，面多了加水”。现在良性循环，长线资金入市，“储蓄搬家”已经方兴未艾（刚开始），现在还比较健康。整体行情从六月份以来有点加速。加速不要紧，加速后未来IPO节奏放开、再融资节奏放开一定会发生，这是规则演绎。因为这轮长牛不是为了少数投机分子、有钱资本家割国家韭菜，而是通过长牛盘活社会财富，帮助改善地方政府、企业、居民的资产负债表。通过这轮行情，地方政府相关资产上市变现。2020年前地方政府更多是土地财政、搞铁公基，但2020年后合肥模式蔚然成风，各地学合肥模式，包括西安、长沙、珠三角、长三角。合肥模式就是股权财政，通过积极介入资本市场、资本运作，给本地实体经济赋能，形成良性循环。各地纷纷设立政府母基金作为种子基金，吸引绿色经济、低空经济、AI科技、机器人等创新领域。如果这些新生产力资产迟迟不能变现，就是没有估值的资产，甚至可能不断打折，不利于资产负债表改善。反过来说，如果通过并购重组（下一步中国资本市场并购重组重新蓬勃发展），通过快鱼吃慢鱼、大鱼吃小鱼，龙头公司用股票换场外资产、未上市公司股权，就形成良性循环。上市公司获得增量增长动能，净资产提升，估值和盈利双驱动。对地方政府而言，资产原来成本价甚至低于成本价（如果高位买可能被向下重估），资产负债表恶化。但现在被上市公司收购，地方政府掌握的股权、资产一下子翻好多倍，快速改善资产负债表。对企业也是如此，特别是有些民营企业资产负债率高，可能想退出但没有渠道。如果同行业龙头公司通过股票换股权（加上一点现金，现金可能通过再融资），收购场外资产，就快速形成行业内竞争格局优化、优胜劣汰。这些都让我们看到资本市场在新时代、政府有形之手引领下，高效推动中国高质量发展。2023年之前和现在是两个股市所以我们来说，2023年之前的中国股市和2023年之后的中国股市是两个股市。2023年之前我们动辄讲学习西方模式，动辄讲中国股市是新兴加转轨市场，觉得自己不成熟，要向西方成熟市场学习。但2023年发生质的变化。2023年中央金融工作会议讲得很清楚，我们本质上不同于西方金融模式，我们是以义取利，而不是唯利是图。以义取利就是看民族大义、国家大义，看国家长期角度如何更好提升全民福利。所以现在中国资本市场有伟大的历史使命感，通过自身活跃与实体经济形成正反馈，与科技创新形成正反馈，大家赚钱，国家发展，中国式现代化获得内驱力。这是我讲的第二点——有形之手引领这次中国式长牛。这次中国式“小白兔长牛”是伴随阶段性快涨和调整、拾级而上的长牛。这就是中国国情，因为中国资本市场缺乏（市场化的丰富强大的做空机制）。而且我们也不想用西方纯粹市场化模式搞那么多做空机制。我们的“做空机制”就是：既然那么亢奋、估值那么高，好，多一点为社会主义服务、为实体经济服务，进行并购重组、资产注入、再融资和IPO。这是中国特色的做空机制，抑制行情过度亢奋、过度投机，让行情持续为经济发展服务。短期的羊群效应不用羡慕嫉妒恨。很多人前面涨得快就焦急得不得了，觉得再不进去牛市就结束了。我说牛市远没有结束，可能是20年的牛市，有什么好担心？要更多关注资产本身，而不是涨一点怕踏空、跌一点怕套牢。其实是没有从本质理解这轮长牛。这是讲的大趋势：一是时代红利，第二是有形之手在主导和引领。这个逻辑同时适用于A股和港股，是个大逻辑。因为2019年、2020年、2021年、2022年、2023年一直经过震荡整理。从2024年开始，香港也在随着2023年reopen（疫情阴影解除），加速融入祖国发展大局。香港长牛特色之一：拥抱祖国、国家赋能第二个层面我们再分享一下香港本身的逻辑。刚才讲的是适合A股和港股两者共同的超长牛市逻辑。我们再想一想香港本身的特点和特色，主要分以下几个方面。香港这轮行情的特色在哪儿呢？就是拥抱祖国、拥抱祖国发展大局。从2023年年底开始，香港整个政治经济面貌可以用四个字概括：由治及兴——从治理整治到振兴发展，国家开始积极赋能。一个标志性的转折信号是2023年中央金融工作会议明确提出要“巩固和提升香港国际金融中心地位”。我们看到2023年曾有一股歪风造谣说香港已经是“国际金融中心遗址”，已经不是国际金融中心了。中央金融工作会议明确表态国家赋能，明确提出巩固和提升香港国际金融中心地位，这是香港特色的第一点：拥抱祖国，国家赋能。香港长牛特色之二：财富从避险资产流入港股第二点是从资金面角度来说，港股和A股一样都将受益于中国社会财富（特别是居民财富）从避险资产向股票、向权益资产再配置的大潮。这个大潮方兴未艾——今年7月份居民储蓄当月减少了1.1万亿，而在此之前二季度居民储蓄存款净增加了5万亿人民币。整个社会财富从避险资产向股市再配置的浪潮刚刚开始，而且是个良性循环。只要不是疯牛，只要是一个拾级而上的行情，配置节奏也会比较平缓。我们需要关注的一个指标是：2022年到2023年上半年，我国居民定期存款出现一个小高潮。那时三年期定存利率基本可以达到3%左右，而现在三年期定存利率可能只有1.7%左右。十年期国债收益率是多少呢？也是1.7%左右。余额宝等货币基金的七天年化收益率可能在1%左右。保险寿险的预定利率现在也都降到了2%左右。在这样的时代，权益资产的性价比其实比避险资产更好。所以这种情况下，港股和A股都受益于中国社会财富的再配置。我们不要妄自菲薄。我们已是世界第二大经济体，不用总关注外资很多投资者老是问我外资什么时候来，好像外资不来A股港股就没有行情一样。这种心态还停留在小国寡民的思维模式中，根本没有意识到我们已经是世界第二大经济体，我们的社会财富在全球都是一个惊人的量级。改革开放40年的积累，我们不像拉美，也不像东南亚，我们没有经历过金融危机，没有被西方资本强取豪夺，我们的财富积累下来了，只是现在都堆积在避险资产里。下一步，在时代红利和国家政策引领下，在有形之手的推动下，长线资金入市的堵点已经打通了。后续除了长线资金、国家队、汇金、保险社保之外，我们认为“老鼠拉木锨——大头在后头”：整个社会财富、居民储蓄搬家，以及社会财富从银行理财、货币基金、固收类资产、甚至保险分红型资产，向权益资产再配置。我认为这是一个大趋势，是时代大趋势。这个状态就像00年代大家去买房子一样，刚开始还怀疑行不行，涨多了又害怕。你看04、05年就有一堆人喊上海房价有泡沫、要崩盘，结果从04、05年到2020年，上海房价平均从4100元/平涨到市区10万/平以上。所以风物长宜放眼量，要有大的历史视角来看问题。所以我们讲，第二点就是港股和A股都有希望，而且我认为这是必然的——必将受益于中国社会财富的再配置。所谓“栽下梧桐树，引得凤凰来”。港股长牛特色之三：生态环境加速良性循环第三个方面，港股的生态环境在加速良性循环，这跟2021年到2024年年初是不一样的。过去几年，由于新旧动能切换，比如香港地产链、防止资本无序扩张对房地产相关产业链的压制，以及教培等行业调控，在2024年年初之前，整个香港的基本面和上市公司基本面毫无生气，大家比较悲观，资金都拥挤在纯粹的避险型央企红利资产上，把它当做债券类的红利资产，比如三桶油、四大行、三大运营商等。但有活力、有成长性的资产，大家非常悲观。那时海外压制中国资产，海外投资者有三大预期，一直压制着中国资产特别是港股，导致2023年8月份港股卖空占比达到离谱的35%左右，做空港股成为全球最拥挤的两大交易策略之一。当时的“三座大山”是：第一，觉得中国经济受房地产拖累会出现硬着陆，即“中国经济危机论”，现已被证伪；第二，觉得中国科技落后，美国在先进半导体和AI上卡我们脖子；第三，“民企退场论”，因为当时新旧动能切换对民企地产、互联网等有影响。所以当时外资不断撤离，觉得中国资产只有交易价值，没有投资价值，甚至现在仍有少数海外投资者没转变过来。但我们要讲的是，从2023年中央金融工作会议之后，特别是去年9月24日和9月26日以来，中国产业发展和经济发展格局已经非常明确，只是很多人不能理解。我们要用政治经济学框架，而不是纯粹西方金融思维来看这个问题。现在看，从去年9月政治局会议鼓励民营企业发展，到今年2月17日民营企业座谈会，再到5月份《民营经济促进法》等，一系列举措都表明“民企退场论”被推翻、被证伪。不仅如此，北交所、科创板甚至港股的新消费、创新药、机器人、半导体等，大多都是民营资本、民营企业在崛起和快速发展。所谓“中国科技落后论”也被丢到太平洋，因为正如开头所讲，无论是DeepSeek、AI、机器人、军工科技还是创新药，我们在科技层面全面突破，在全球呈现追赶甚至领先的趋势。所谓“中国经济硬着陆论”或“中国日本模式论”也在不断被推翻、被证伪。因为我刚才讲了中国中央政府资产负债表非常干净，足以托底不出现大的系统性风险。同时，中国是全球最大的内需市场——从商品消费角度，我们已是全球最大市场。美国之所以是全球最大市场，是因为它的服务消费比我们大得多。但纯粹从商品消费看，中国已是世界最大内需市场，所以我们跟当年的日本不一样。新动能已开始蓬勃发展，中国经济开始企稳，开始缓慢走向高质量发展和改善的过程。我说中国经济格局绝对不是90年代、00年代的日本。我们更像什么？我认为中国更可比的是80年代中后期到90年代上半期互联网浪潮兴起前的美国。当时美国经济内需也在低位徘徊，但像山姆店、Costco等新兴商业模式开始崛起，当时著名基金经理彼得·林奇就是看老婆孩子买什么就找什么股票。中国现在无论是科技、新消费、创新药，还是很多结构性亮点，可说是此起彼伏。所以不用太在意宏观，宏观稳住就好——既不会崩也不会热，是温和走向高质量发展。这种情况下，港股生态环境持续良性循环，特别是优质民营资本、科技、新消费、创新药企业纷纷到香港上市，给市场带来生机和引领。境内外增量资金持续流入香港市场，包括对中国理解正确的先知先觉主动管理型外资，从今年上半年开始布局，如亚太区的韩国、中国台湾、东南亚新加坡等。假以时日，随着中国长牛赚钱效应持续，中东、欧洲的钱甚至华尔街都会回来，美国对冲基金也会来赚钱。这就是生态环境的良性循环。港股长牛特色之四：外资主导离岸市场化转向泛中资主导的在岸市场化第四点，这轮港股长牛的一个重要特色是底层投资逻辑从外资主导的离岸市场化，转向中国方、中资及中国朋友圈（认同中国发展理念的泛中资）主导的在岸市场化。离岸市场和在岸市场有什么区别？离岸市场通常是外围的、非核心布局的，所以你看较长时间里，无论是中国内地投资者还是外资，都像过江龙一样——A股涨了看港股是洼地就过去，赚不到钱又回来，没把港股当主战场；外资也是美股涨多了看港股是洼地就冲一波，涨多了就减仓甚至做空，像是扶贫，是离岸市场。在岸市场不一样。在岸市场对优质公司有长期判断和拥抱，你看美股最典型——在岸市场如债券市场，本土资金是定海神针和支柱，好资产跌多了就有资金立足中长期布局，不像离岸市场越跌做空力量越凶、跌无止境。我们认为这次港股市场投资逻辑的转变，就是从离岸市场转向在岸市场。可以看到投资风格也发生变化：原来是以深度价值（Deep Value）围绕确定性给溢价，所以红利型深度价值资产弹起来赚钱机会也大；现在在岸市场投资风格更加多元化。除了价值股（作为盾牌支撑中枢上移，特别是红利资产、传统行业龙头和核心资产持续价值重估）之外，以科技、新消费、创新药为代表的成长性资产会给予成长溢价——高增长给高估值。这就是在岸市场的魅力：国产算力在A股可以出现几百倍估值，在美股你看科技、创新甚至明显很烂的稀土股票也是市梦率估值。并不是成熟市场估值就一定低，美股这几年其实给成长股估值溢价。所以在岸市场的特征是风格更加多元化、攻守兼备：有价值股机会，也有成长股机会，而成长股会基于成长性给溢价。","news_type":1,"symbols_score_info":{"399001":1.1,"399006":1.1,"HSTECH":1.1,"HSCEI":1.1,"000001.SH":1.1,"HSI":1.1}},"isVote":1,"tweetType":1,"viewCount":848,"authorTweetTopStatus":1,"verified":2,"comments":[],"imageCount":0,"langContent":"EN","totalScore":0}],"defaultTab":"posts","isTTM":true}