Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-02-11 12:45Core Insights - A significant number of QDII active funds have outperformed the Nasdaq 100 ETF and S&P 500 ETF over the past two years, contrary to the common belief that active funds struggle to beat indices [1]. Fund Performance - The top-performing fund, "E Fund Global Growth Select A" managed by Zheng Xi, achieved a return of 170.48% over the past two years, surpassing the Nasdaq 100 ETF by over 130 percentage points [1]. - Other notable funds include "Jia Shi Global Industry Upgrade A" with a return of 109.37% and "Hua Xia New Era RMB" at 107.72% [1]. - The performance of these funds is attributed to significant adjustments in their holdings, particularly in overseas computing power and semiconductor stocks [4][6]. Stock Holdings - Zheng Xi's fund made substantial adjustments in Q2 2025, heavily investing in stocks like Nvidia, Broadcom, AMD, and Microsoft, which contributed to a 43.28% increase in Q2 and a 20.4% rise in Q3 [4]. - The fund's net value continued to rise, with a 132.32% increase since April 8, 2025, and a maximum drawdown of only 8.75% [6]. Comparison with Other Funds - Other funds such as "Jia Shi Global Value Opportunity RMB" and "Hua Bao Nasdaq Select A" also performed well, but did not match the impressive returns of "E Fund Global Growth Select A" [11][13]. - Funds focused on AI applications, innovative pharmaceuticals, and cryptocurrency concepts, like "Wan Jia Global Growth One-Year Holding A," showed more balanced holdings but did not achieve the same level of performance [9]. Market Trends - The overall market trend indicates that while the Nasdaq index has been relatively flat since November, the semiconductor stocks held by these funds have continued to rise, mitigating currency losses and widening the performance gap with the Nasdaq ETF [16]. - The strong earnings growth of major U.S. companies supports the ongoing rise in the stock market, with the median earnings growth of the Russell 3000 reaching a four-year high [30].