The A-share market has recently fluctuated and adjusted. Faced with the uncertainty that may occur during the National Day holiday, “how many positions to hold during the holiday season” has become the focus of market attention. According to a recent survey from the third-party agency Private Equity Ranking Network, 57.70% of private equity firms prefer heavy positions or full holdings over the holidays, 19.23% of private equity positions prefer medium-weight positions, 15.38% of private equity positions prefer neutral positions, and 7.69% of private equity positions prefer light or short positions. Weighted by the average value of each position range, the average private equity holding position is approximately 74.62%. Overall, the pre-holiday market shocks and adjustments did not change private equity's positive expectations for the A-share market later. In terms of specific strategies, balanced allocation is becoming the mainstream choice for private equity. According to the survey, 34.62% of private equity firms prefer a balanced dumbbell-shaped allocation, with blue chips with high dividends and undervalued value as a safety cushion; in addition, 30.77% of private equity firms tend to focus on the main line of technological growth, believing that technological growth will still be the core main line of the future market; 19.23% of private equity prefer the blue chip direction of value, and blue chip stocks with defensive properties, and individual stocks with an improved pattern of supply and demand; 15.38% of private equity firms tend to seize investment opportunities with high and low market switching and rotation. Focus on exploring possible gains after the holiday season Staggering sectors, individual stocks with the ability to deliver results.

The A-share market has recently fluctuated and adjusted. Faced with the uncertainty that may occur during the National Day holiday, “how many positions to hold during the holiday season” has become the focus of market attention. According to a recent survey from the third-party agency Private Equity Ranking Network, 57.70% of private equity firms prefer heavy positions or full holdings over the holidays, 19.23% of private equity positions prefer medium-weight positions, 15.38% of private equity positions prefer neutral positions, and 7.69% of private equity positions prefer light or short positions. Weighted by the average value of each position range, the average private equity holding position is approximately 74.62%. Overall, the pre-holiday market shocks and adjustments did not change private equity's positive expectations for the A-share market later. In terms of specific strategies, balanced allocation is becoming the mainstream choice for private equity. According to the survey, 34.62% of private equity firms prefer a balanced dumbbell-shaped allocation, with blue chips with high dividends and undervalued value as a safety cushion; in addition, 30.77% of private equity firms tend to focus on the main line of technological growth, believing that technological growth will still be the core main line of the future market; 19.23% of private equity prefer the blue chip direction of value, and blue chip stocks with defensive properties, and individual stocks with an improved pattern of supply and demand; 15.38% of private equity firms tend to seize investment opportunities with high and low market switching and rotation. Focus on exploring possible gains after the holiday season Staggering sectors, individual stocks with the ability to deliver results.