THNQ ETF

ROBO Global Artificial Intelligence ETF offers broader exposure to AI innovation compared to the highly concentrated Magnificent Seven ETF. THNQ's diversified holdings across the maturing AI value chain and potential for higher growth make it a better investment after considering risks. I consider that THNQ could gain by 11.36%, or half the percentage by which it has underperformed MAGS during the last year.

With much of the artificial intelligence hype centered around Nvidia, it's been easy to miss other beneficiaries of the AI boom. AI investors looking to potentially diversify their exposures beyond the vaunted AI chipmaker should consider these five overlooked opportunities.

Outside of all the noise, the near weekly new announcements of groundbreaking, benchmark-climbing AI models (Llama 3.1, Mistral Large 2), what's happening under the hood in AI is a rapid expansion of capabilities and applications across various sectors. From autonomous vehicles to enhanced cybersecurity, AI is quietly revolutionizing industries and solving complex problems.

THNQ: AI Is Not as Promising of a Sector as You Might Believe

This article discusses the importance of the first quarterly index rebalance and reconstitution for 2024 of the ROBO Global Artificial Intelligence Index, which is the foundation of the $180 million ROBO Global Artificial Intelligence ETF (THNQ). In the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, our quarterly rebalancing process plays a vital role in capturing the diverse ecosystem.

For the first quarter, in the ROBO Global Artificial Intelligence Index spotlight, we highlight Pure Storage, a key player in the Network and Security Subsector (~17% weighting).

OpenAI leader Sam Altman made headlines earlier this month, touting a semiconductor project requiring trillions of dollars. Altman, whose OpenAI product helped usher in a new age of generative AI last year, is looking to boost the world's chip-building capacity.

Semiconductors: one of the hottest tech darlings of the last few years, the computer chips have contributed significantly to the overall stock market. They've done so well, in fact, that they've helped push NVIDIA (NVDA) into the so-called “Magnificent Seven.

The AI craze that significantly boosted the economy in 2023 may have to mature in 2024, but it still offers huge potential. As a route into that space, investors may want to consider the benefits of an AI ETF.