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SOXX vs SMH · metadata, overlap, ten-year return

SOXX vs SMH · metadata, overlap, ten-year return — SOXX vs. SMH: Divergent Concentration Profiles in Semiconductor ETFs

SOXX vs SMH Methodology Comparison — Structural divergence in weighting rules, individual stock caps, and long-term performance tracking between rival semiconductor ETFs.

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SOXX vs SMH · metadata, overlap, ten-year return — SOXX vs. SMH: Divergent Concentration Profiles in Semiconductor ETFs2005001,0002,00020182020202220242026SOXXSMH
Plate III.12 Comparing two flagship semiconductor ETFs. SMH concentrates capital in 25 names with a 20% cap (led by NVDA and TSM), while SOXX holds 30 names with an 8% cap. SMH's heavy concentration in AI market leaders delivered substantial alpha during the recent expansion. Data through 2026-09-28

Comparing two flagship semiconductor ETFs. SMH concentrates capital in 25 names with a 20% cap (led by NVDA and TSM), while SOXX holds 30 names with an 8% cap. SMH's heavy concentration in AI market leaders delivered substantial alpha during the recent expansion.

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Comparing two flagship semiconductor ETFs. SMH concentrates capital in 25 names with a 20% cap (led by NVDA and TSM), while SOXX holds 30 names with an 8% cap. SMH's heavy concentration in AI market leaders delivered substantial alpha during the recent expansion. The data is refreshed by the History of Market pipeline and published as a stable JSON endpoint for research, citation, and AI-agent use.

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