1. Different investment targets: Leading semiconductor ETFs mainly invest in the stocks of leading enterprises in the semiconductor industry, such as Intel, Samsung Electronics and TSMC, while semiconductor ETFs widely invest in the stocks of the semiconductor industry, including leading enterprises, small and medium-sized enterprises and emerging enterprises.
2. Different investment strategies: the investment strategies of leading semiconductor ETFs are biased towards the market value weighting method, that is, the assets in the portfolio are sorted by market value and the leading enterprises with the largest investment; Semiconductor ETF pays more attention to industry dispersion and risk control. Semiconductor ETFs usually adopt investment strategies such as equal weight or intelligent weight to avoid excessive concentration on some leading enterprises and reduce investment risks.