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Rising rate worries hurt growth sectors like technology in recent sessions. Still, there are a few tech ETFs that survived the turmoil.

The rise in 10-year U.S. Treasury yields likely will continue to pressure software growth stocks, though the sector could find support if corporate spending on digital transformation stays strong. The

Wall Street's high-growth stocks have been witnessing steep selloffs lately due to rising rate worries. The tech sector is one of the worst-hits.

Here we highlight a few top-ranked technology ETFs that investors can consider to buy the current dip in the space.

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The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF looks to track the performance of the S&P North American Expanded Technology Software index (“Underlying Index”).

CNBC's "Halftime Report" team discusses Big Tech stocks, including software names and valuations.

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Let's look at a few technology ETFs that are worth adding to your portfolio as tech is expected to remain a hot space for investments amid the worsening health crisis.

I posted a bullish view on iShares Expanded Tech-Software ETF in May 2020, when it was about $240. It has gained about 35% within 6 months. The rally in tech stocks has been fast and furious so far, b

Here we highlight a few technology ETFs that are worth adding to your portfolio as tech is expected to remain a hot space for investments amid the worsening health crisis.

Amdocs has greatly underperformed the software sector and even the S&P 500. Yet the billing software company is a slow and steady performer that has 17% margins and generates significant FCF.

Financial research can only get one so far, especially when understanding emerging companies and sectors.

The market indexes pulled back significantly in the past week, with the NASDAQ 100 ETF losing 11% from its September high to its low this week.

I readily admit to not being the world's best at technical analysis for investing. That said, one indicator that has been of great benefit to me over my ~40 years of investing are moving averages - sp