With a Nasdaq of 100, the premium rate on the exchange has once again decreased to the 2% range. A premium of 10-20% in the hot market is also normal. What would result in a high premium rate? This is actually the same as concerts and basketball games, where everyone is rushing to get tickets and the investment is skyrocketing. When we witness its strong profit making effect, the market is optimistic, and there are more people competing. In addition, there is a limit on the US dollar quota of fund companies. According to economic principles, supply exceeds demand, and the scarce subscription quota meets the strong trading demand, naturally pushing up the price of the ETF. Therefore, this ETF generates a high premium rate. Secondly, because this is an overseas ETF, influenced by factors such as exchange rate, opening time, and a series of operations of Trump, these factors are enough to make the market price deviate from IOPD+. So, to some extent, the premium rate is also one of the important indicators reflecting the popularity of ETFs. Popular ETFs cannot escape high premium rates. Yesterday, the premium of over 6 ETFs in the market fell below 2%, and the cost-effectiveness became increasingly apparent. Of course, for those who are heavily invested in the Nasdaq, their holding experience has not been very good in recent days. The Nasdaq has been sideways for several months, with a slight bearish trend. But for those who have been investing in the Nasdaq 100 for a long time, the current stage is actually a good opportunity to make regular investments and increase positions. Many people may even be looking forward to another major drop opportunity in early April 2025. A friendly reminder to brothers: Nasdaq is suitable for slow investment and long-term holding. Buy small when the price drops, buy big when the price drops, and don't sell even when the price rises. Long term betting on the depreciation of fiat currency, technology is the primary productive force.