VistaShares Artificial Intelligence Supercycle ETF

AIS

Market cap $271M

The VistaShares Artificial Intelligence Supercycle ETF uses a Bill of Materials methodology to target AI supply chain companies, with SK Hynix as the top holding at 8.63% and NVIDIA at just 3.51%. The fund returned 92.89% over one year, outperforming peers AIQ, BOTZ, ROBT, and CHAT by wide margins. Key risks include semiconductor concentration, 25% exposure to Taiwan and China, and only 16 months of live track record.

VistaShares Artificial Intelligence Supercycle ETF offers targeted exposure to global AI, semiconductor, and data center infrastructure leaders. Rising 2026 CapEx forecasts for hyperscalers signal structural AI investment, directly benefiting AIS's portfolio through increased order books and EPS growth. AIS's 0.75% expense ratio and 0.43% bid/ask spread reflect active management and low volume, making it best suited for long-term investors.

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VistaShares Artificial Intelligence Supercycle ETF stands out among AI-themed ETFs for its balanced active methodology and strong risk-adjusted returns. AIS and CHAT have outperformed peers like AIQ and BAI, delivering over 50% returns since inception and demonstrating resilience during market drawdowns. AIS balances market-cap influence with active agility, offering less concentration risk and a structure suited for most market conditions compared to its peers.

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