TREE NEWS reports: CSC Financial advised investors to adopt a balanced portfolio strategy for the fourth quarter, recommending increased allocation to quality centrally-owned state enterprises in coal, power, real estate and banking. The brokerage said the sharp rise in tech stocks and steep decline in traditional sectors in the first half of 2026 created a valuation gap, with upgrades, professional consolidation and efforts to curb “involution-style” competition set to bring turnaround opportunities for undervalued sectors.
CSC Financial Recommends Raising Allocation to Quality State-Owned Enterprises in Coal, Power, Real Estate, Banks in Q4
The call is a valuation-gap trade rather than a growth thesis: CSC is flagging the divergence between a crowded tech rally and beaten-down traditional sectors as the setup, with policy-driven consolidation and anti-involution efforts as the catalysts. If that framing gains traction, the flow question shifts toward whether state-linked names in coal, power, property and banks can attract incremental allocation at the expense of momentum sectors. The open question is whether these turnaround narratives convert into earnings or remain a rotation story.
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