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Growth investors shouldn't let these three tech ETFs fall by the wayside.
Regardless of how much you expect you'll need by retirement, investing in growth funds can help get your portfolio to as high a value as possible.
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There's good reason to believe the artificial intelligence (AI) chip leader could soon split its stock.
The VanEck Semiconductor ETF and iShares Semiconductor ETF have been the best-performing semiconductor exchange-traded funds (ETFs) over the short and longer terms.
This top-performing semiconductor exchange-traded fund's (ETF's) largest holding is Nvidia stock, which accounts for 20% of its total portfolio.
Both ETFs appear similar in most respects, but one "weighty" factor could make one of these ETFs stand out.
Intel claims its new Gaudi 3 chip outpaces Nvidia's H100 by 50%.
Parking some of your dollars in high-performing sector ETFs may juice your portfolio's returns.