November Fund Manager Survey Released: Value Tracks Draw More Attention

Recently, Shanghai Securities News, in collaboration with Tiantian Fund, conducted a November fund manager survey, with the participation of several fund companies including Bosera, Qianhai Open Source, and Western Leadbank. The survey shows that fund managers expect "steady progress" in November, with value tracks attracting more attention among equity assets. In addition, bond assets are favored, and the risk-hedging effects of commodity assets are also drawing attention. According to the survey, fund managers are attempting to launch a "defense battle" for returns in November, hoping to capture market excess returns in a more stable manner. Regarding equity assets, half of the fund managers hold a neutral attitude toward A-share investment in November, four tenths are relatively cautious, and only one tenth are relatively optimistic; moreover, fund managers' attention to U.S. stocks and Hong Kong stocks is relatively low.