What work arounds are there to view the text I've tried vpn, still locked Incognito/private tabs maybe we should ban links to the site unless the op can provide a extract of the text in the comments The meme is creating a recursive acronym Smh normally stands for 'shaking my head' but by making the first letter of the initialism stand for the entire initialism you end up with shaking (shaking (shaking (shaking (shaking my head) my head) my head) my head)
Personally think stock picking in semis will perform better than smh We already got past the massive explosion of them being introduced to everything Now you have to look at who will dominate the market over next 20 years in industries (like nvda, amd, on, qcom, etc…). Smh is a bit more top heavy with nvidia at 20.55%, and has 26 stocks Soxx is a bit more diverse with 31 holdings, but the holdings percentages are more evenly spread Smh has been outperforming soxx because of its heavy weight in nvidia
Smh by a longshot, but that is semiconductors only rather than broader tech For broad tech, the past ten years performance Iyw > xlk > vgt > ftec > igm the past five years Iyw > xlk > ixn > ftec > vgt they all are different under the hood, so you have to decide for yourself what you think about the forward prospects of software vs hardware v cybersecurity etc If after close tomorrow nvda. Is it too late to invest a large amount of our capital into smh
My partner wants to invest 500k in a the semiconductor etf (smh) for the next 3 years as he believes we are in a bull run and semiconductors are in demand in the short/midterm. Almost took the plunge with smh, but i learned my lesson with investing at all time highs in highly specific sector etf’s with ark years ago. For the past week or so fselx has actually been outperforming smh I've got about $1000 between both of them Up more than 10% on both in less than a month Once the 1 day settlement change on equities goes through by the end of the month i'll probably pick up more smh, depending on what things look like at that point.
I keep going round and round between psi, soxx, and smh I like taiwan semiconductor (tsm) as they are the world's largest contract chip maker (making chips for the likes of apple, amd and nvidia) so smh is attractive but i'm not sure i like it weighted at 15% of their holdings Both soxx and smh have a nvda as a. I noticed soxq is a relatively new fund but it seems to have the same holdings at basically the same percentages as soxx, but a cheaper share price and much lower expense ratio than both soxx and smh Don't know why soxx is so much more than the other two since they.
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