ETF Investing Trends
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Today's Highlights
- A contrarian take suggests broad diversification, a key ETF strategy, ensures mediocrity. It dilutes exposure to the 3% of stocks that generate nearly all market gains.
- Thematic AI ETFs face concentration risk as the sector's boom becomes a self-funding cycle. NVIDIA is investing in its own customers, creating a feedback loop.
- Even broad market ETFs are heavily influenced by the AI trend. The S&P 500's top-gaining stocks, like Western Digital and Micron, are surging due to AI demand.
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