Group 1: Core Insights - The BlackRock Global Growth Fund reached a historical high on February 11, 2026, driven by structural changes in global stock ETF fund flows, with significant outflows from broad index products and continued inflows into technology and AI-related thematic ETFs [1] - The fund's performance is supported by strong earnings from major tech companies like Nvidia and Microsoft, which are benefiting from the commercialization of AI, alongside a favorable macroeconomic environment following the Federal Reserve's pause on interest rate cuts [2] Group 2: Market Trends - Since Q4 2025, global asset management firms have accelerated their allocation towards growth-style assets, with BlackRock's products receiving significant inflows, including $22.4 billion into U.S. listed ETFs in December 2025, predominantly in equity ETFs [3] - Despite short-term volatility from geopolitical events, there is an increasing recognition of the long-term growth potential in the technology sector, as evidenced by the Russell 2000 index outperforming large-cap stocks in early 2026, indicating a broader market rotation towards growth assets [4]