TOP 3 Semiconductor ETFs To Buy (2022/2023)

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Today we'll cover 3 ETFs to think about for semiconductor direct exposure.

ETF # 1 – SHM
ETF # 2 – SOXX
ETF # 3 – SOXQ

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23 Comments

  1. this was a great video. thanks so much for this knowledge. cant wait for the next one!!! good job Brandon!!!

  2. Nice review…except for some of that writing as you progressed! ;). raise the boards bit; I bet that will make it easier to write.

    I have ETHI partially because it has some semi conductors; especially ASML since they appear to make the equipment that makes the semi conductors…so they have a tight hold on the ‘means of production’, as the saying goes.  

    Of those three I like SOXQ. The lower price should not make a difference since the return % doesn’t look at number of shares owned… but I like owning more than 1 or 2 shares, which is all I could afford of the others.

  3. This was really interesting. Great breakdown Brandon. I don’t think much about industry specific ETF’s. Semiconductors are an important industry nonetheless and is highly competitive. The tech sector holds a crazy amount of the market today and I like that you pointed out this industry has significant tailwinds. Gives something to think about when constructing a diversified portfolio. The question I ask myself is: will this industry in the tech sector outperform the others? If not, no ETF. If yes, then maybe the ETF route is a safe way to play the industry for a low cost.

  4. Good to see you getting interested in Semis Brandon… I see semis as almost being this century’s oil. Whil still cyclical, far less so than they used to be IMO. Thanks for sharing your Semi ETF research. Well done as always.
    FWIW… Here’s my semi specific holdings at the moment.
    AMAT, INTC, MCHP, MKSI, NVDA & TER & TXN…
    I’ve owned AMAT, INTC, MCHP & TXN for many years.
    MKSI, NVDA & TER are more recent positions that I’m still building.

  5. I believe that the best strategy to invest in such an industry is to invest in the basic elements of the industry e.g copper . Better off , invest in companies that produce machines that produce these chips e.g AMAT .

  6. Thanks Brandon for the video, great summary. Interesting point you’re having at the end of the video about semi potentially being a sub component of your tech investment portfolio. I personally invest as a commodity sub component, along with oil ETFs. To me, it has very similar characteristics: critical for most the businesses, quite cyclical, dependant of geopolitical aspects,… In practice, I have reduced my exposure to oil and exposed myself to a semi ETF in the same proportion.

  7. Some tech ETF have exposure to semiconductors / equipment. You have pitched Harvest HTA which holds 30% in the portfolio of 30 holdings. It’s a covered so MER is high .96.
    I have been looking at TSM for a while. As long as they make chips that go in US military equipment Taiwan is protected but the geo-politics are volatile.

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