[Funds are surging and the computing power ETF is about to make its debut] On September 14th, the computing power hardware track added a configuration tool. After the first batch of GEM computing power infrastructure ETFs are approved and issued, Tianhong Fund’s products will be the first to be listed on September 16. The average household holds 83,200 shares, and individual investors account for 93.72% of the shares. The fundraising data of the GEM computing power ETF Celestica reflects the market’s enthusiasm for the main line of computing hardware. However, as the semiconductor sector shifts from a trend to a volatile market, although the long-term logic of the computing power industry remains unchanged, the short-term rhythm is more testing investment patience. The agency reminds that the investment logic of this sector has shifted from "taking the trend with eyes closed" to "combining positions and waiting for catalysis". New entrants may wish to be more patient and less chasing highs. (China Securities Journal)