Nasdaq ETF is a fund listed on the stock exchange, which tracks the Nasdaq index. Generally speaking, when this kind of fund is listed on the stock exchange, the price of each fund unit will be set. However, when the fund manager decides to split the Nasdaq ETF, it will increase the number of fund units and reduce the price of each unit. After the split, investors can buy more fund units, making it easier to track the Nasdaq index, which measures the trend of technology stocks.

The price of Nasdaq index funds has soared in the past few years, and the price of some funds has exceeded $500 per share, which is obviously too expensive for some investors who want to trade. Breaking up Nasdaq ETF will make this investment more reliable and acceptable. For institutional investors and retail investors, splitting Nasdaq ETF is a prudent and safe long-term investment.

Splitting Nasdaq ETF can make more investors buy it, thus increasing the increase. This approach can attract both retail investors and institutional investment. Lower unit prices will reduce investors' fear of excessive prices, thus increasing their chances of making profits. For those investors who bet on NASDAQ index funds for a long time, buying more units can spread risks and increase the income of long-term investment. Split has no effect on the actual increase of stock price, but it can make trading more convenient and increase trading volume.