VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH)

VanEck announced today the following 2024 annual distributions per share for its VanEck® equity exchange-traded funds.

Semiconductor sales are on the rise as the industry continues to grow rapidly; ETFs allow investors broad access to the space.

Semiconductor stocks faced sharp declines in July as investors rotated into defensive areas due to expectations of a FED cut and the carry trade unwind fiasco.

ETFs provide investors a great opportunity to buy shares and hold them. These are some of the top ETFs to consider heading into 2025 based on current trends.

Micron stock's discount after BNP Paribas analysts send a warning of potential oversupply affecting the semiconductor industry's profit margins

The top ETFs for investors right now include a basket of semiconductor stocks, a fund of gold mining companies, and a broad S&P 500 momentum fund.

VanEck is today announcing the newest addition to its suite of thematic equity ETFs: the VanEck Fabless Semiconductor ETF (SMHX), targeting semiconductor companies that design and develop chips but outsource their manufacturing.

Despite the sharp decline, the sector presents a potential buying opportunity due to strong long-term growth prospects, especially in AI-related demand.

Recent market rotations and sector-specific outflows have created a ripe environment for potential pullbacks despite the market's 17% YTD gain.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing stock is now looking to break a new all-time high, backed by exploding revenue numbers and Wall Street analyst projections

Intel stock is now making a path for investors to realize just how much upside there is for the future, Wall Street analysts agree through EPS projections

The semiconductor sector, which has outperformed the market YTD, is showing possible signs of a slowdown as the sector hovers near significant support.

Major pullbacks in NVIDIA (NASDAQNVDA) and the VanEck Semiconductor ETF NASDAQ: SMHNASDAQSMH)

As ARM continues its impressive climb, market participants increasingly wonder if the stock's rapid rise is sustainable or has surged too quickly.

Despite the recent pullback, the semiconductor sector, led by giants like NVDA, AMD, and TSMC, has been instrumental in driving overall market growth.

Dive into our comprehensive analysis of Taiwan Semiconductor's stock, including latest trends, future forecasts. Discover if TSMC is your next smart investment.

As Nvidia's GTC conference kicks off, could now be the opportune time to buy the sector's recent pullback and its top holding, Nvidia, for a leg higher?

Nvidia's 239% surge in 2023 and already 60% growth YTD highlights its AI leadership, with analysts bullish on continued growth, making it a top pick for 2024.

Ray Dalio and Buffett agree on one thing, there is only one winner to come out of this new breakout wave hitting the semiconductor space today. Here's the one

Traders continue to pile into semiconductor names as noise around the artificial intelligence revolution reaches a feverish pitch.

You should read this if your portfolio missed the past rally in the semiconductor stocks, this time, ON Semiconductor offers you a second chance

Understanding how the semiconductor industry is on a comeback after COVID-19 supply chain issues is key to pointing your portfolio to the winning names

ASML could be the next stock in line to rally after the semiconductor industry shows signs of recovery in its price action as well as its fundamentals

Last week, the technology sector led the stock market, driven by four key players from the Magnificent Seven – Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, and Meta.

Some stocks can become "cheap" or "expensive" for a reason, and today, Nvidia shows all the reasons why it has been commanding such a high valuation multiple