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Recently, the Shanghai Securities News and Tiantian Fund conducted a November fund manager survey. A number of fund companies including BOSHI, Qianhai Open Source, and Western Lide participated. According to the survey, fund managers are looking forward to “steady progress” in November, and the value circuit in equity assets has received more attention. Furthermore, bond assets are favored, and the risk hedging effect of commodity assets is also receiving attention. Judging from the survey, fund managers tried to start a profit “defense war” in November, hoping to more steadily capture excess market earnings. In terms of equity assets, half of fund managers had a neutral attitude towards A-share investments in November. 40% were cautious, and only 10% were optimistic; in addition, fund managers paid relatively little attention to US stocks and Hong Kong stocks.
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Recently, the Shanghai Securities News and Tiantian Fund conducted a November fund manager survey. A number of fund companies including BOSHI, Qianhai Open Source, and Western Lide participated. According to the survey, fund managers are looking forward to “steady progress” in November, and the value circuit in equity assets has received more attention. Furthermore, bond assets are favored, and the risk hedging effect of commodity assets is also receiving attention. Judging from the survey, fund managers tried to start a profit “defense war” in November, hoping to more steadily capture excess market earnings. In terms of equity assets, half of fund managers had a neutral attitude towards A-share investments in November. 40% were cautious, and only 10% were optimistic; in addition, fund managers paid relatively little attention to US stocks and Hong Kong stocks.
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