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iShares Semiconductor ETF

SOXX

Market cap $49.7B

588.50 USD

-0.40

0.07%

At close Updated Oct 5, 2:46 PM EDT

1 day

-0.07%

5 days

3.28%

1 month

11.37%

3 months

1.2%

6 months

71.03%

Year to date

87.61%

1 year

104.09%

5 years

300.12%

10 years

1,465.58%

News

Positive

Neutral

Negative

Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 36.3%

Neutral 30.4%

Negative 33.3%

Semiconductors Winners And Losers At The Start Of Q4 2026

Q2 2026 gave rise to the possibility of a blow-off top, and Q3 2026 strengthened that possibility, but it is too early to declare the bull market is over. Q3 2026 was not a good one for semis, but there are several reasons why it is premature to use it to draw conclusions as they pertain to upcoming quarters. Semis benefit from AI, but there are increasing signs leading to AI companies being under increased financial pressure, although there are potential remedies available.

Semiconductors Winners And Losers At The Start Of Q4 2026

Investors Business Daily

Chip Stocks Roar Higher, Led By These Lesser-Known Names

The Philadelphia semiconductor index, known as SOX, on Friday rose to its highest level in three months.

Chip Stocks Roar Higher, Led By These Lesser-Known Names

AI-Fueled Earnings Keep Climbing: 3 Top Stocks With Bullish EPS Revisions

As AI infrastructure demand rises, McKinsey projects the semiconductor market could reach $2.3T by 2030, up 44% from last year's estimate. AI-driven earnings continue to surge, along with Wall Street's expectations, despite concerns over concentration risk. S&P 500 tech sector earnings are expected to grow by 64% YoY in Q3 2026, led by industries tied to the AI buildout.

AI-Fueled Earnings Keep Climbing: 3 Top Stocks With Bullish EPS Revisions

Software roared back last quarter. Cramer says these stocks can keep climbing

Software stocks came roaring back in the third quarter as fears that AI would disrupt traditional business models faded, with Salesforce, Microsoft, Workday and Veeva among the biggest winners. CNBC's Jim Cramer sees more upside for software leaders including Salesforce and Microsoft, while warning that higher interest rates are the biggest risk heading into the new quarter.

Software roared back last quarter. Cramer says these stocks can keep climbing

Zacks Investment Research

How to Play the AI Trade With a Core-Satellite ETF Strategy

Unsure whether AI is a bubble or a boom? A core-satellite ETF strategy can help investors pursue AI growth without making an all-or-nothing bet.

How to Play the AI Trade With a Core-Satellite ETF Strategy

AI Uncertainty Is Rising, But These 3 Chip ETFs Still Have Momentum

It's easy to get skittish about the tech sector amid recent talk of slowing AI development and OpenAI scrapping the launch of its latest model due to safety concerns. AI demand has driven much of the sector's growth in recent years, after all.

AI Uncertainty Is Rising, But These 3 Chip ETFs Still Have Momentum

Zacks Investment Research

Bet on These ETFs as AMD Agrees to Buy World Labs for $8.2B

AMD's $8.2B World Labs deal expands its AI ambitions, while AMD-heavy ETFs offer diversified exposure to the broader physical AI shift.

Bet on These ETFs as AMD Agrees to Buy World Labs for $8.2B

The Motley Fool

If You'd Invested $5,000 in the iShares Semiconductor ETF the Day It Launched, Here's Exactly What You'd Have Today

The iShares Semiconductor ETF has been available to investors since the fund's inception in 2001. With 30 holdings, the ETF has a low expense ratio of 0.33%.

If You'd Invested $5,000 in the iShares Semiconductor ETF the Day It Launched, Here's Exactly What You'd Have Today

China Won't Move Chip Stocks Anymore

China's influence on semiconductor demand is fading, as the Xi visit brought no chip news, and chip stocks still rallied on AI spending. Nvidia's outlook assumes no China data center sales, and ASML's China share fell to 14%, yet both still forecast strong growth.

China Won't Move Chip Stocks Anymore

Muse-Apocalypse: 5 Stocks To Buy For The Agentic AI Era

Meta's Muse has accelerated the shift from conversational AI toward consumer-facing agents that can search, browse, transact and act on users' behalf. I believe the biggest opportunity sits below the interface: edge infrastructure, CPUs, observability and memory should all benefit as agentic workloads multiply machine-to-machine activity.

Muse-Apocalypse: 5 Stocks To Buy For The Agentic AI Era

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