VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF News

ETFs have a wide range of uses, including as core holdings, supplements to stock portfolios, and a way to target specific stocks with some cushion. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF is an example of an ETF

VanEck Semiconductor ETF fell into correction territory, stunning late investors who chased the AI FOMO. Earnings growth estimates for the semiconductor industry remain robust, lowering the chance of

VanEck Semiconductor ETF is a risky but potentially lucrative investment in semiconductor companies essential to the AI trend. SMH has a concentrated holdings structure, with Nvidia and Taiwan Semicon

SOXQ: An Optimal Portfolio For The Cyclical Recovery

Following a rally led by Nvidia (NVDA), the prevailing wisdom is that semiconductor equities — particularly those with artificial intelligence (AI) exposure — are richly valued. After Nvidia slump

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) returned to sales and earnings growth after four consecutive quarters of declines on a year-over-year basis.

In a noteworthy market shift, the semiconductor sector, led by Nvidia NVDA, has been struggling in recent months, with the broader Philadelphia Stock Exchange Semiconductor Index entering a correction

We often talk about leadership. Stocks that are leading the market higher.

While facing short-term challenges, Chip maker ASML remains optimistic about the industry's recovery and potential growth opportunities in the coming quarters.

Rapid adoption of artificial intelligence is increasing demand for semiconductors (often called computer chips or just chips). Choosing individual stocks in any fast-evolving technology area can be ch

The VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) was launched on 12/20/2011, and is a passively managed exchange traded fund designed to offer broad exposure to the Technology - Semiconductors segment of the equity

The "cleanest AI ETF out there"?.

Jan Van Eck, VanEck Associates CEO, joins CNBC's Bob Pisani on 'ETF Edge' to discuss the reflation trade, how investors can position during this uncertain time, and assess VanEck's latest ETF products

Chip giant Nvidia (NVDA) has already entered a correction territory this week. Although it recovered the strength later on, there is limited upside potential.

Both charge a 0.35% expense ratio, which closely approximates industry averages. The two funds own most of the same stocks, though the VanEck ETF leans more heavily toward the manufacturing side.