The money-making effect is compounded by scarcity, and the number of QDII shares in U.S. stocks has increased significantly.

Data statistics show that the share of public offering QDII at the end of the third quarter of this year has soared to 6.8096 billion shares, while the share at the end of the second quarter was approximately 5.7112 billion shares, with a net purchase of 1.098 billion shares. It has become the fastest-growing fund category in terms of share in recent periods. QDII funds have become a popular track for fund subscription, related to the high returns of this type of product. Statistics show that as of November 12th this year, the QDII fund with the highest annual return in the entire market has reached 121.70%. Some fund managers who manage multiple products have attracted more attention and funds due to the better returns of their QDII funds. It was noted that star fund managers such as Zhang Kun from E Fund, Shi Bo from Southern Fund, Zhang Wei from Huatai Fund, and Pi Jinsong from China Galaxy Fund, all manage both A-share funds and QDII funds. The E Fund Asia Selection QDII managed by Zhang Kun is the best-performing among his 4 products, with a return rate of 43.55% this year as of November 12th. In the same period, the return rate of the A-share fund products he manages is 16.92%, showing a performance difference of 26 percentage points.