Multiple public offering institutions have started a new round of portfolio rebalancing for their investment advisory products.

In recent times, in order to cope with the changing market environment, many public offering institutions have started a new round of portfolio adjustments for their investment advisory products. Some portfolios have reduced the positions of mixed funds and increased the allocation ratio of fixed-income funds; some portfolios are searching for high-quality assets benefiting from the interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve; and some portfolios have increased the positions of balanced funds with relatively stable long-term net value performance. Facing the current volatility in the equity market, some investment advisory institutions have stated that the short-term fluctuations do not change the overall upward trend of the equity market, and one should approach profit-taking from a rational perspective, avoid chasing highs and selling lows, and balance asset allocation with a medium to long-term view.