The Q3 reports for 2026 of A-share listed companies are being disclosed successively, and the market's focus on the prosperity and underlying fundamentals of various industry sectors is intensifying. These aspects have emerged as pivotal for investors when assessing investment prospects. Industry analysts indicate that the Q3 performance of the non-financial sector among all A-shares is anticipated to sustain robust growth, with the prosperity landscape, propelled by both the technology and resource sectors, becoming increasingly conspicuous. The strategy for industry allocation ought to transition from emphasizing long-term potential to prioritizing the realization of current prosperity. Regarding specific allocations, considering the limitations imposed by the elevated 10-year U.S. Treasury yield on the market, especially on the resurgence of the technology sector, it is advisable to allocate resources to sectors experiencing prosperity and supply optimization in the short term to navigate the high-interest-rate environment effectively. October's allocations can center around three primary themes: technological advancement, resource dividends, and the global expansion of manufacturing, striking a balance between offensive and defensive strategies.