Vaneck Semiconductor ETF (SMH)

If the market maintains its all-time highs, DIA is poised to catch up as investors seek out the relatively cheaper pockets of the large-cap universe.

Here is what three Wall Street pros will be looking for Wednesday evening when Nvidia reports its fiscal first-quarter earnings.

As AI infrastructure investment shifts beyond semiconductors, data center companies like Applied Digital, IREN, and CoreWeave are emerging as potential beneficiaries.

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The higher the mountain, the more treacherous the backside. Thus, investors should be wary of treating a cyclical peak like this one as a permanent plateau.

The semiconductor industry group has ballooned to an unprecedented 14% of the S&P 500’s total market weight.

AMD stock just surged above $340 as Intel leads a broad-based rally in chip stocks.

Intel’s year-to-date stock performance, alongside its strategic moves in data centers and foundry operations, sets up the chipmaker to make new all-time highs as it focuses on the ongoing AI boom.

How do you position yourself in a market defined by relentless volatility and geopolitical instability?

The popular semiconductor ETF (SMH) is up almost 23.% YTD and trading near its all-time highs as AI infrastructure spending continues to accelerate.