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Xtrackers Semiconductor Select Equity ETF

CHPS

Market cap $110M

65.02 USD

+1.87

2.96%

At close Updated Nov 6, 4:00 PM EST

1 day

2.96%

5 days

-14.18%

1 month

-31.03%

3 months

-22.45%

6 months

-19.86%

Year to date

31.99%

1 year

42.21%

5 years

153.19%

10 years

153.19%

News

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Sentiment 3-Months

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Negative 0%

Zacks Investment Research

Will Chip Boom Last Through 2027? ETFs in Focus

The semiconductor boom could extend through 2027, but oversupply risks and China's growing chipmaking capabilities raise questions. Explore five semiconductor ETFs to watch.

Will Chip Boom Last Through 2027? ETFs in Focus

The Motley Fool

Bitcoin Now Accounts for Less Than 60% of Total Crypto Market Value. History Says This Happens Next.

Currently, Bitcoin accounts for approximately 60% of the value of the entire crypto market. If this percentage dips below 60% for a sustained period of time, it could signal the arrival of "altcoin season.

Bitcoin Now Accounts for Less Than 60% of Total Crypto Market Value. History Says This Happens Next.

24/7 Wall Street

Forget SMH: The Chip Fund That Charges 0.15% Is Beating It by 22 Points This Year

A smaller, cheaper semiconductor ETF has quietly left the industry's most popular chip fund in the dust this year, and the reason comes down to one name that SMH owns a lot of and its rival barely touches.

Forget SMH: The Chip Fund That Charges 0.15% Is Beating It by 22 Points This Year

24/7 Wall Street

Forget SMH and Its 87% Year: Three Semiconductor Funds Did Much Better

SMH delivered a jaw-dropping year, yet three semiconductor funds quietly left it in the dust by betting on corners of the chip market that most investors completely ignored.

Forget SMH and Its 87% Year: Three Semiconductor Funds Did Much Better

Looking Beyond NVIDIA? These 3 AI ETFs Are Beating the Market

Before the OpenAI IPO materializes and while Anthropic has yet to go public, it may be tough for investors to cite a single company as the face of AI. Still, NVIDIA Corp. NASDAQ: NVDA is as good a candidate as any: as the largest publicly traded firm in the world and an undisputed leader in the semiconductor and chips space, this $5-trillion behemoth has held tremendous influence over the tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 as well as the broader market overall in recent years.

Looking Beyond NVIDIA? These 3 AI ETFs Are Beating the Market

CHPS +137% In One Year: Bubble Or Just The Beginning? The Numbers Say Only One Thing

CHPS has returned 137% over the past year while still trading at forward multiples below its own historical average. The top five holdings, weighted 23.59% combined, trade at PEG ratios near or below 1.0x, supporting the current valuation. Information technology's forward P/E sits below its five- and ten-year averages, reinforcing the case that CHPS remains reasonably priced.

CHPS +137% In One Year: Bubble Or Just The Beginning? The Numbers Say Only One Thing

CHPS: Memory Pricing Tailwinds, CPU Demand Inflection, And The 800-VDC Architecture Shift Spell Continued Growth

Xtrackers Semiconductor Select Equity ETF (CHPS) offers diversified semiconductor exposure with a unique ESG-weighted approach and reduced mega-cap concentration. I recommend CHPS with a Buy rating, driven by durable long-term growth prospects in AI, memory, logic, and analog chips. CHPS benefits from top holdings in Micron, SK Hynix, AMD, and Intel, all positioned to capitalize on evolving AI and data center architectures.

CHPS: Memory Pricing Tailwinds, CPU Demand Inflection, And The 800-VDC Architecture Shift Spell Continued Growth

Three ETFs Poised to Break Out Boosted by Tech, Global Trends

Investors on the lookout for potential break out candidates among ETFs can look for a few key factors in charts, global trends, and momentum. Trends, too, can guide investors and advisors to ETFs able to break out.

Three ETFs Poised to Break Out Boosted by Tech, Global Trends

Red-Hot Chip Stocks Are Lifting Tech ETFs. One ETF Has Doubled Since It Launched Last Month.

Some exchange-traded funds offer the safety of diversification at the expense of eye-popping returns. This year, returns are the story, especially at funds that hold big slugs of red-hot chip shares.

Red-Hot Chip Stocks Are Lifting Tech ETFs. One ETF Has Doubled Since It Launched Last Month.

Why PSI And Not CHPS For Better Semiconductor Exposure

Invesco Semiconductors ETF has outperformed the newer Xtrackers Semiconductor Select Equity ETF, delivering a 6.5% total return in under a quarter. PSI's edge stems from its concentrated U.S.-only portfolio, high 78% turnover, and a quant-driven strategy focused on momentum, management, and valuation. CHPS, with a lower 0.15% expense ratio and 25% Asian exposure, follows an ESG-screened, globally diversified approach but lacks PSI's IP-rich U.S. focus.

Why PSI And Not CHPS For Better Semiconductor Exposure

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