A single image can reveal what BlackRock has been thinking lately: AI, cloud, computing power, all tightly embraced. Apple and Microsoft are sitting in the center position, their size resembling two mountains, with an annual increase of around 30%, steady as reliable 'parents'. NVIDIA bursts forth like an energy drink, directly surging 170%, placing itself among the trio of giants. Amazon, Google, and Meta, these traffic players, each increased by thirty to sixty points, indicating that the old script of advertising, e-commerce, and social media is still quite effective. Hardware manufacturer Broadcom also benefited from the AI boom, doubling without hesitation; Tesla, while only mid-tier, still saw a rise of over sixty points, quietly riding the wave. The only 'non-tech face,' Eli Lilly, sneaked in with a weight loss miracle drug, adding some defensive flavor to the whole platter. Looking at it, you'll find that BlackRock actually aims for one thing: to gather the companies that are the best at making money and telling stories around one table, leaving the rest to time and compound interest to handle slowly.