TREE NEWS reports: China’s A-share market rebounded from a bottom last week as ETF inflows increased significantly, with institutional strategy notes pointing to a cluster of bottoming signals. Brokerage strategists said the negative liquidity feedback since late September has eased markedly, and a short-term oversold rebound has both fundamental and policy support. They recommend a balanced approach: on offense, oversold sectors with improving Q3 earnings expectations and clear industry trends; on defense, dividend assets bought on dips.
Chinese Brokerages Flag Oversold Sectors with Strong Q3 Earnings Prospects
The notable shift here is tactical rather than structural: brokerages are calling the liquidity spiral over and pivoting to a barbell of oversold cyclicals plus dividend defense, which signals they see the rebound as tradable but not yet a durable regime change. The emphasis on Q3 earnings expectations matters most — it ties the bounce to fundamentals rather than flows alone, and it puts sectors with visible earnings momentum, not the broad index, at the center of the story. Whether ETF inflows keep pace and whether Q3 preannouncements actually validate the improving-earnings thesis is the open question.
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