Semi & Tech ETF Showdown: SMH vs SOXQ vs SOXX + QQQM & VGT (NVDA Earnings Update!)
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Lisa J-StocksIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 22 Aug 2026, 00:30 UTC
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- 23 Aug 2026, 16:23 UTC

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The analysis focuses on the semiconductor and technology sectors, specifically highlighting ETFs like SMH, SOXX, SMCI, VGT, and QQQM. Over the past five years, SMH has led with a 350.50% return, followed by SOXX at 263.68%, SMCI at 350.50%, VGT at 134.85%, and QQQM at 100.46%. Despite recent weaknesses and price pullbacks, the underlying trend for these technology-focused investments remains bullish due to their integral role in AI, cloud computing, smartphones, servers, and other technological advancements. The analysis also notes that while individual stock performance within these ETFs can vary, the overall sector trend indicates a strong growth potential. The presenter personally holds NVDA, MSFT, and AMD, seeing consistent gains and believing in their future performance, despite potential short-term volatility or profit-taking. The focus is on long-term growth and exposure to key technology trends.
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