Don't just praise the NASDAQ! The S&P 500 Information Technology ETF has been even stronger over the past 10 years!


Numbers speak (past 10 years, total return index):
S&P 500 Information Technology Index: total return ~750-800%, annualized return ~25-27%
NASDAQ 100: total return ~550%, annualized ~22.4%.
Why is it so attractive?
1. Extremely pure composition: only selects "Information Technology" sector companies from the S&P 500. Google (Alphabet), Meta, Amazon, Tesla — all these "pseudo-tech" are excluded, truly focusing on hardcore tech like semiconductors, software, and hardware.
2. Highly concentrated offense: 69 constituent stocks, top 10 weight up to 78%. Microsoft + Nvidia + Apple alone account for nearly half, making it extremely aggressive.
3. Most convenient domestic entry: E Fund S&P Information Technology LOF (Code 161128)
On-exchange: trade directly like stocks via a securities account (East Money, Huatai, etc.)
Off-exchange: subscribe/auto-invest by NAV on Alipay, Tian Tian Fund, etc.
Risk reminder:
1. On-exchange often has a premium; always check the premium rate before buying — do not chase high premiums!
2. Highly concentrated in tech giants, with higher volatility than broad-based indices; suitable for investors who can tolerate fluctuations.
This is an undervalued pure-tech ETF — would you consider allocating to it? Welcome to discuss!
#A股 #U.S. stocks
SPYX0.68%
META2.52%
AMZN0.59%
TSLA3.25%
MSFT-0.40%
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