Since the beginning of this year, the overall performance of actively managed equity funds has been "rising tide lifts all boats", but the product performance shows "polarization".

Since the beginning of this year, humanoid robots, innovative drugs, and new consumption have successively become hot topics in the market. Some fund managers have positioned themselves in advance, accurately seizing investment opportunities, and driving significant growth in the net asset value of the actively managed equity funds they oversee. However, some actively managed equity funds have experienced noticeable declines in net asset value during the market rotation. Overall, the recovery of the equity market this year has lifted the performance of actively managed equity funds as a whole. As of June 16th, out of 4554 equity funds on the market, 3163 funds have achieved net asset growth since the beginning of the year, accounting for 69.46%, a significant increase from 42.07% during the same period last year. At the same time, the average return of actively managed equity funds has increased from -1.91% last year to 4.69% this year. According to analysis, the leading performers in actively managed equity fund performance have achieved a net asset growth rate of over 87% since the beginning of the year, while the worst performers have seen a net asset growth rate of less than -24%, indicating a significant "polarization" in performance.