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<p>Chip funds have plunged since June 22, but the money keeps coming in.</p>

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US equity indexes fell this week as semiconductors headed toward a bear market and Iran's retaliatio

Moonshot AI's 2.8-trillion-parameter open-weight model sent chip stocks tumbling and gave Wall Street a Friday it would rather forget.

Wall Street futures pointed lower pre-bell Friday as traders again weighed heavy chip-sector capital

More than 80% of the AI infrastructure buildout projected through 2028 has yet to happen, and three ETFs are quietly positioning investors to capture what comes next.

Stock Market Today: Tech futures tumbled Thursday as Sandisk and SK Hynix plunged. TSMC sold off on earnings.

Semiconductor stocks are dragging Nasdaq futures lower, while UnitedHealth stock jumped 4% after topping earnings expectations

Wall Street futures pointed moderately lower pre-bell Thursday, as traders weighed tech issues and n

Chip stocks have staged a historic run in 2026, and Bank of America's latest fund manager survey reveals just how extreme the crowding has become. Before you chase or fade the four AI-chip names at the center of it, the valuation spread between them tells a very different story for each.

Stock Market Today: The Dow Jones index wavered Wednesday ahead of key inflation data. ASML stock jumped on earnings.

AI spending is boosting chipmakers' cash flows before Big Tech sees returns, keeping semiconductor ETFs like SMH, XLK and DRAM in focus.

ASML raised its sales outlook for the second time this year, lifting semiconductor stocks even as oil prices climbed on renewed U.S. military action

Wall Street futures pointed moderately higher pre-bell Wednesday, after ASML (ASML) the giant Dutch

If the AI trade collapses, you do not have to just sit back and take it. Trade it for profits with inverse ETFs.

SOXL just shed 30% after a stunning run, and two very specific pressure points will decide whether holders walk away with gains or get wiped out over the next year.

A hot year is easy to find, but very few funds can sustain top-quartile performance over the long haul.

Wall Street futures were mixed pre-bell Tuesday as tech shares somewhat recovered from Monday's rout

Sector ETF report for SMH

President Donald Trump said the U.S. would resume a blockade of Iranian ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

<p>Year-to-date inflows topped $1.1 trillion as fixed income led categories and SOXX led individual funds.</p>

SK Hynix's record $26.5B U.S. IPO and AI memory leadership put semiconductor, South Korea and IPO ETFs like SOXX, SMH, QQQ, EWY, IPO and FPX in focus.

The semiconductor sector had an excellent first half, but investors needed to capture a few different themes in their investing, and this ETF helped them do this.

Every investor who skipped Nvidia this year assumes they left money on the table, but one overlooked semiconductor fund quietly tells a very different story about who actually won the AI trade.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq gained for the second straight week, while the Dow recorded weekly losses.

The SPDR S&P Semiconductor ETF (NYSEARCA:XSD) and the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ:SMH) both offer exposure to semiconductors, yet they are two very different bets. XSD spreads chips money almost evenly across roughly 40 U.S. semiconductor names. SMH funnels most of its dollars into the 25 largest, tilting hard toward the AI mega-caps. Over the last ... XSD vs. SMH: Should Your Semiconductor ETF Be Equal-Weight or Cap-Weight?

NVIDIA's valuation has fallen to multi-year lows despite strong AI-driven growth, with semiconductor ETFs highlighted as a diversified way to gain exposure.

Semiconductor stocks have dominated every performance leaderboard in 2026, with memory and equipment makers delivering triple-digit gains that dwarf the broader market. Yet the fund capturing most of that upside is not the industry's largest, and it manages a fraction of the assets held by the ...

Apple and Nvidia are the world’s largest publicly traded companies by market capitalization, and they have the technical foundation to lead a Mag 7 resurgence.

Emily Roland, Co-Chief Investment Strategist at Manulife John Hancock Investment Management, delivered a two-sided message on CNBC this morning: the fundamentals underpinning technology stocks are the strongest she has ever seen, yet the concentration those returns have created is rewriting the risk profile of nearly every diversified portfolio. Her framing captured the current market in ... Top Wall Street Strategist: Tech Earnings Are the “Best I’ve Seen in My Career.” Here’s the Catch.