Looking at the recent market trends, the performance of constituent stocks in ETFs is worth paying attention to. Last Friday, among the assets with significant gains, AI application themes stood out, reflecting that market hotspots are shifting rapidly.

Instead of frequently selecting individual stocks, it’s better to directly allocate to related index funds. Individual stocks require time to analyze fundamentals and technicals, making it easy to fall into the trap of chasing highs and selling lows. Index products are much simpler—they automatically track the mainstream market direction, saving effort and worry.

Data from this year also confirms this point: index performance is not inferior to individual stocks, and in fact, it appears more stable in volatile markets. Stocks tend to rotate; what rises today may fall tomorrow. Indexes are different; they are like a stable vehicle, continuously exerting force. Especially when market styles switch frequently, using index funds as core holdings can be more efficient.