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As the Nasdaq-100 nears its all-time high, QQQ, XLK, SMH, QQQI, and SOXX offer distinct ways to gain tech and semiconductor exposure, from low-cost to income-focused options.

This ETF focuses on the highest quality S&P 500 members.

It all comes down to portfolio construction -- one is logical, one isn't.

The new "fast track" inclusion rules mean that Anthropic could show up in ETFs just a few days after going public.

Limiting downside can be as important as maximizing upside.

This semiconductor ETF continues to look ripe for more gains.

Invesco QQQ ETF (NASDAQ:QQQ) is a popular growthy, tech-savvy option for Canadians looking to boost their exposure to U.S. technology and AI names.

One may have higher upside, but the downside is also much higher.

Growth stocks have consistently outperformed value stocks for more than a decade.

With a trailing-10-year total return of 572%, this popular exchange-traded fund has been a fantastic portfolio addition.

A rule Nasdaq wrote this spring could put the Claude maker in index funds within weeks of its debut. SpaceX just showed how small the slice starts.

XLV's broader diversification and lower fees appeal to cost-conscious investors, while PJP's concentrated pharma bet has outperformed over the past year.

Invesco's QQQ Trust is still one of the easiest ways to beat the market.

History has shown that few sectors have had better long-term returns than tech stocks.

Tech stocks broke out this week as the QQQ neared record highs. Microsoft, Atlassian, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise show supportive fundamentals and technical setups that could extend gains if the sector's momentum holds.

IBBQ offers concentrated biotech exposure with lower costs and stronger recent returns, while IYH provides broader sector diversification and higher dividend income.

VDE's 5-year gains crushed TAN's despite lower volatility, while its 0.09% fee dwarfs the solar fund's 0.7% expense ratio.

Tech stocks don't always beat the rest of the market.

A look at what would happen if history repeats itself.

The $72,000 ending is the easy part. Collecting it involved an 83% loss and a 15-year wait just to get back to even.

As the market rotates away from large-cap stocks, new opportunities have emerged in their place.

Hopefully, a recession is averted, but if one arrives, the Invesco S&P 500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF could help investors weather the storm.

Mid-cap stocks have the best odds of scaling into $100 billion corporations thanks to their tested business models and large addressable markets. But the man...

There are signs that the market could see a big pullback.

Past returns aren't guaranteed to repeat, but investors could still see huge upside.