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Video highlights (PDF file): https://drive.proton.me/urls/0E1FB789... Mind map:    • Post   I. Analysis of the Evolution of Extreme Structural Market Trends 1. Current Market Situation: Extreme Divergence in Global and A-Share Markets (K-shaped Pattern) Market Segmentation: Strong Silicon-Based Technology, Weak Carbon-Based Domestic Demand A-Shares: Median Return of Over 5500 Stocks -18%, Only 20% Outperformed the Index, with a Focus on AI Overseas: Crowded and Volatile Korean Technology Stocks; Hang Seng Tech Stocks Tied to Weak Domestic Demand Underlying Root Cause of Divergence: Fractal Relationship Between Household and Corporate Credit Cycles Fiscal Policy Shifts to Technology in the Second Half of 2025, Household Credit Turns Negative, Corporate Technology Credit Expands Industry Evidence: US and China's AI capital expenditure drives GDP; domestic export growth comes from the AI ​​chain Two Inflection Point Observation Dimensions Trading Aspect: Crowding/Leverage/Trading Ratio only indicate volatility and market volatility, not changing the long-term trend Fundamentals: The inflection point of profit expectations is the core criterion for the end of the main trend Current AI Assessment: Short-term high volatility, no inflection point in industry fundamentals, only sentiment digestion 2. Three Evolution Paths for Extreme Market Conditions (Benchmark: Path 3 Internal Rotation) Path 1: Full Spread (Optimistic Bull Market, Low Probability) Trigger: Large-scale fiscal stimulus + simultaneous recovery of household credit Constraint: No hard recession in the current economy, unlikely to replicate the stimulus scale of 2024 Path 2: Overall Collapse (Pessimistic Bear Market, Extremely Low Probability) Trigger: Double contraction in technology + household credit, market-wide risk aversion Constraint: Continued realization of AI investment, fiscal recovery in the third quarter, no basis for collapse Path 3: Internal Rotation (Neutral Benchmark, Most Probable) Internal AI Switching: After the correction in computing power, the performance of hardware such as liquid cooling will be realized and return in the third quarter. Slight Balance: Innovative drugs, leading internet companies; traditional consumption fundamentals are weak and not recommended. 3. Allocation of a Two-Tier Framework (Win Rate + Odds) AI Technology Main Theme: High win rate, low odds, core long-term investment after pullback. Domestic Consumption: High odds, low win rate, only for short-term stimulus, not for long-term heavy investment. Balanced Compromise: Liquid cooling, innovative drugs, internet, combining short-term catalysts and prosperity. II. Interpretation of the National-Level Medium- and Long-Term Plan for Expanding Consumption 1. Core Policy Positioning and Highlights China's first five-year special plan for consumption, quantitative target: 60 trillion yuan in retail sales by 2030. Average annual compound growth rate of 3.7%, requiring coordinated policies from income, social security, and fiscal policies. 2. Six Core Frameworks Service Consumption (Primary Focus, Largest Incremental Growth) People's Livelihood: Elderly care, childcare, health; leisure and entertainment. Supporting Measures: Paid leave, staggered holidays to release consumption time. Commodity Consumption: From expanding quantity to improving quality and upgrading. Expansion: Digital and green new products; Upgrading: Home decoration, car modification, smart home appliances. Total car sales have peaked; opportunities lie in structural upgrades. Supply-side reforms will clear bottlenecks. Relax access to medical/elderly care/financial services; optimize regulations on low-altitude airspace and car purchase restrictions. Infrastructure: The number of convenient commercial districts and charging piles has nearly doubled in five years. Addressing the root causes of income problems: Stabilize employment, improve income distribution, and enhance social security (long-term effects). 3. Policy Risks III. Economic Outlook for June/Q2 + Policy Outlook for the Second Half of the Year 1. Economic Background for 2026: Strong External Demand, Weak Domestic Demand Exports: Supported by the AI ​​industry chain, double-digit growth for the year, a ballast for economic stability. Domestic Demand (Investment + Consumption): Marginal weakening in Q2. Investment: Slow government bond issuance in the first half of the year, accelerated by fiscal and policy-based financial measures in Q3. Consumption: High base in Q2 drags down growth; figures will improve in the second half, but limited constraints from household income. Finance: Weak credit in May and June; sluggish household financing is a core weakness in domestic demand. 2. Policy Mix for the Second Half of the Year Monetary Policy: Limited room for interest rate cuts, constrained bank net interest mar...