In the recent volatility, we have witnessed a continuation of small-cap and micro-cap stocks, a phenomenon that has been reflected in quantitative DMA strategies, with many investors suffering losses as a result. This trend reminds us that following hot spots and crowds often comes with risks, especially when market sentiment is volatile.
At the same time, the performance of the overseas sector has shown a positive trend. The overseas strategy of sweeping robots, buses and other industries is becoming a new focus of the market. By expanding into the international market, these industries can not only resist the decline in domestic demand, but also obtain higher single product profits in overseas markets. For example, Yutong Bus has successfully achieved significant growth in overseas markets by virtue of its competitiveness in the field of new energy buses.
On the supply side, contraction is also affecting the market. In the case of third-generation refrigerants, after capacity expansion in previous years, quota reductions are now ushered in, which may lead to an increase in product **. This supply-side adjustment provides greater development space and certainty for high-quality companies in the industry.
In the face of such a market environment, investors should also remain cautious when enjoying the dividends brought by going overseas and the contraction of the supply side. The article suggests that for investors who have already made gains, they can consider reducing their positions and taking profits in a timely manner to control the pace of investment and ensure that they can remain stable in the midst of market fluctuations.
In summary, every fluctuation of ** contains opportunities and challenges. While the risk of small-cap stocks is emerging, the overseas sector and supply-side contractions provide new investment directions. However, investors should also pay close attention to market dynamics and adjust their investment strategies reasonably to achieve stable investment returns when seizing these opportunities.