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Core Viewpoint - The report highlights that trading ETFs is generally more profitable than trading individual stocks, with a significant increase in ETF participation among investors in recent years [4][9][11]. Group 1: ETF Investor Behavior - The total number of ETF (non-money market) holders reached 20.95 million, a 10.8 times increase since June 2019 [9]. - ETF trading clients accounted for an average of 12% of total A-share trading clients, with this figure exceeding 20% in October 2024 [11]. - Approximately 23% of new and active investors during the "9.24" market surge participated in ETF trading, indicating a shift in investor behavior towards ETFs [13]. Group 2: Profitability of ETFs - About 55% of ETF investors made profits of over 2%, with 27% earning between 10% and 30%, and 12% achieving over 30% [16]. - The overall profitability of ETF clients is higher than that of stock clients by approximately 2.9 percentage points, particularly in the 10%-30% profit range where ETF clients outperform by 5.5 percentage points [18]. - The data shows that 27.25% of ETF clients earned between 10% and 30%, compared to 23.35% of stock clients [19]. Group 3: Investment Strategies and Holding Periods - The report indicates that over 51% of ETF investors hold their positions for less than one month, with nearly 32% holding for only one week [33]. - Investors who hold ETFs for more than 120 days have a win rate exceeding 60%, while those with an average holding period of less than 7 days have a win rate below 50% [36]. - The optimal trading frequency for ETFs is between 10 to 20 days, yielding an average return of 2.57% [38]. Group 4: Market Trends and Preferences - The most popular ETF categories among investors include those focused on innovation and semiconductor sectors, reflecting a preference for high-growth areas [27][29]. - Nearly 44% of investors hold less than 10,000 yuan in ETFs, indicating that many view ETFs as a supplementary investment rather than a primary strategy [31]. - The report suggests that ETFs have the potential to become a primary investment vehicle for many investors, with significant room for growth in management scale [33].