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The Lazy Way to Play NVIDIA’s $20B Groq Deal

Reported by Jeffrey Neal Johnson. Publication Date: 12/30/2025.

What You Need to Know

The shift from training to inference represents a permanent industrial evolution that solidifies the long term growth trajectory of the chip sector.
Investors looking for maximum exposure to the industry leader can use concentrated funds to capitalize on the benefits of a winner-takes-most market.
Diversified exchange traded funds offer a strategic way to capture the broader rally in memory and networking hardware without relying on a single company.

The financial world shook in late December 2025 when NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) announced a strategic move to lock down Groq’s assets and leadership in a deal valued at about $20 billion. For Wall Street, the transaction confirms the artificial intelligence (AI) boom is shifting from a speculative frenzy into a lasting industrial change.

Typically, a big acquisition sends a target’s stock price higher, rewarding early shareholders. In this case, that upside was closed off: Groq is private, so retail investors cannot buy its shares on public exchanges and cannot directly capture the immediate gains.

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The only liquid way to participate is through the acquirer, NVIDIA. But concentrating a portfolio in a single stock carries meaningful risk, especially with antitrust regulators in the United States and Europe scrutinizing the semiconductor sector. If regulators block or delay the deal, NVDA shares could fall sharply.

That dynamic creates an opportunity for semiconductor Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). ETFs provide a backdoor into the trade, letting investors capture sector upside without managing a single ticker. Not all ETFs are constructed the same, though — understanding differences between funds such as the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ: SMH) and the iShares Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ: SOXX) is important when positioning portfolios for 2026.

The Winner Takes Most Strategy

To see why the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) is the aggressive choice, start with the business case behind the merger.

For the past two years much of the market’s attention has been on training AI — the compute-heavy work of building models that power chatbots and analytics. The Groq deal signals a shift toward inference, the real-time use of those models to generate answers. Groq’s architecture is optimized for inference and can materially accelerate that workload.

By adding that capability, NVIDIA would deepen its advantage in the next phase of the AI cycle. SMH’s market-cap-weighted structure rewards dominance: the larger a company grows, the more influence it has on the ETF’s performance.

The Superweight Effect

As of late December 2025, NVIDIA represents roughly 16% of SMH — a meaningful concentration. For every $1,000 invested in SMH, about $160 is essentially a direct bet on NVIDIA and the success of the NVIDIA–Groq integration. That uncapped structure is a major reason SMH is up roughly 50% year-to-date: the fund lets the winner run rather than forcing sales to rebalance weightings.

The Manufacturing Bonus

SMH also benefits from exposure to the chip supply chain. Groq’s high-speed processors require advanced packaging and fabrication; the primary beneficiary of that demand is Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE: TSM), which makes up about 10% of SMH.

Together, NVIDIA and TSMC account for roughly 26% of the fund. For investors who believe the biggest players will keep getting bigger, SMH acts as a high-octane proxy for the AI hardware trade.

The Hedged Play: Broad Exposure for the Supercycle

While SMH leans into the leader, the iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) takes a more hedged approach. The key structural difference is that SOXX uses a capped weighting scheme, limiting any single holding to about 8% of the portfolio at rebalance.

That constraint helps explain why SOXX has lagged SMH this year — returning roughly 42% year-to-date versus SMH’s approximate 50% gain. When NVIDIA rallies, SOXX must trim exposure to keep the stock near its cap, which limits short-term upside but also reduces downside risk.

The Memory Supercycle

The bull case for SOXX is that the AI rally broadens beyond one company in 2026. AI models require large amounts of High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), and supply tightness has created a pricing supercycle for memory vendors such as Micron (NASDAQ: MU). Because SOXX’s construction prevents any single name from dominating the fund, it gives more balanced exposure to these secondary winners.

Networking and Infrastructure

SOXX also has deeper exposure to Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO), which supplies networking, switching and connectivity components important to AI data centers. If regulators block the NVIDIA–Groq deal and NVDA shares drop sharply, SOXX’s capped structure can act as a safety net: it cushions portfolios from a single-stock crash while still capturing a broader sector rally led by memory, networking and infrastructure names.

Choosing Your Strategy for 2026

Your choice between these funds comes down to risk tolerance and your view of the regulatory landscape in 2026. Recent market flows highlight where investors have placed their bets.

This year institutional flows favored the aggressive route: SMH saw net inflows of over $2 billion, while SOXX experienced net outflows near $4.5 billion. That divergence indicates many institutions were willing to accept higher concentration risk to chase the leaders’ performance.

Following the crowd can work — but it can also expose individual portfolios to outsized volatility. Use this simple framework to decide which fund fits your goals:

Scenario A: The Bullish Aggressor

The Thesis: You believe NVIDIA will execute the Groq integration and that inference will be a winner-take-all market dominated by a single supplier.
The Pick: SMH. Its uncapped structure maximizes the upside if NVIDIA continues to grow. You accept that if NVIDIA stumbles, your portfolio will feel the impact.

Scenario B: The Cautious Optimizer

The Thesis: You expect the semiconductor sector to rise but worry about trade tensions, tariffs or antitrust actions that could hit the largest companies. You want exposure to the industrialization of AI rather than a single company bet.
The Pick: SOXX. Its capped, diversified construction reduces single-name risk and tends to deliver a smoother ride across the sector’s winners.

Positioning for the Next Phase of Growth

The $20 billion NVIDIA–Groq deal is a strong signal that the semiconductor supercycle has further to run. The market is shifting from building AI models to deploying them at scale, and that transition will continue to drive demand across processors, memory, packaging and networking.

For many investors, the risk in 2026 will be having no exposure at all. Whether you prefer the concentrated aggression of SMH or the diversified safety of SOXX, the semiconductor sector remains a key component of a modern growth portfolio. Pick the ETF that matches your risk tolerance and you can participate in the next leg of the rally with a level of exposure that fits your plan.

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It’s not chips, it’s electricity.

Huang told Joe Rogan that the explosive growth of AI workloads is running headlong into a new kind of bottleneck – power. The availability of electricity will ultimately shape how far and how fast AI can scale.

That’s a stark departure from the narrative of hardware scarcity. A future where companies must not just innovate faster, but power their innovations sustainably, is now coming into view.

His solution? Build AI data centers in space.

In orbit, satellites can operate in near-continuous sunlight, generating up to eight times more solar power than ground-based panels. Cooling is handled naturally by the vacuum of space. And there are no land shortages, zoning rules, or grid bottlenecks.

It may sound like science fiction – but the shift is already underway.

While Google, Microsoft, Amazon and NVIDIA explore space-based AI concepts, one publicly traded company is already moving from theory to execution.

This early-entry company has partnered with aerospace firm Orbit AI to help build the blockchain verification layer for the first Orbital Cloud – an AI-enabled satellite network designed to operate securely and autonomously in orbit.

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2026 Sector Playbook: 3 Sectors Trading Below Fair Value

Reported by Chris Markoch. Publication Date: 1/1/2026.

At a Glance

Sector rotation into financials, industrials, and utilities could continue in early 2026 if crowded growth trades cool off.
Sector ETFs can work, but stock selection may offer better value where forward valuations sit below sector norms.
Rate expectations, capex trends, and data center power demand are three practical catalysts to watch across these sectors.

As we kick off 2026, the sector rotation that began in December 2025 is likely to continue. Some investors believe many of 2025’s best-performing names—particularly artificial intelligence (AI) stocks—are overvalued.

This view goes beyond concerns of an AI bubble; it’s a valuation issue. Many growth-oriented technology stocks simply look expensive and may require a correction before their valuations become attractive again.

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As investors rotate out of tech, they’ll search for sectors trading below fair value. Three to watch: financials, industrials and utilities.

It has been a stock-picker’s market, so some names within these sectors have already performed well and investors may keep riding those winners into 2026.

But other stocks still trade at attractive levels relative to their sector and the broader market. By focusing on individual names, investors may be able to outperform some of the leading sector ETFs.

Financials: Lower Rates Could Unlock Undervalued Bank Stocks in 2026

Finance stocks should hold up in 2026 regardless of rate direction, but the odds favor at least one rate cut in the first half of the year. Lower rates typically stimulate the economy, which tends to support bank earnings.

One simple way to gain exposure is the Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSEARCA: XLF). The fund was up about 13% in 2025—lagging the S&P 500—but provides exposure to high-quality names like JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) and Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.B).

Those large-cap names trade at or slightly above the sector’s forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of about 16.5. Alternatively, investors can target undervalued banks such as Bank of America (NYSE: BAC), Capital One Financial Corp. (NYSE: COF) and PNC Financial Group Inc. (NYSE: PNC).

Industrials: Capex Revival and Infrastructure Demand Point to Upside

Industrial stocks were one of the hottest groups in the first half of 2025 but cooled off later in the year, as seen in the Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSEARCA: XLI).

Industrials could see another solid year in 2026 if lower rates spur capital expenditures and lift infrastructure demand across sectors.

The XLI ETF is up about 18%, roughly in line with the S&P 500. Many of the fund’s top holdings trade at premiums to the sector’s forward P/E average of around 24x, which itself sits above the S&P average.

Still, value remains in select names that trade below the sector average, including Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA), Union Pacific Corp. (NYSE: UNP) and Honeywell Intl. (NASDAQ: HON).

Utilities: A Quiet Value Play Powered by Data Center Energy Needs

The utilities sector is another place to find value in 2026, and the Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSEARCA: XLU) is a straightforward way to participate. The ETF finished 2025 up roughly 13%, trailing the broader market after a 5.5% pullback in December.

Utilities should benefit from growing demand from data centers and the need to modernize aging electric infrastructure.

The sector’s average forward P/E is about 18x. Several utilities currently trade at discounts to that average, including Exelon Corp. (NASDAQ: EXC), Pacific Gas & Electric (NYSE: PCG) and Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (NYSE: AQN).

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Company	Insider Name	Buy/Sell	Shares Bought/Sold	Total Transaction	Shares Held After Transaction	Transaction Date
NASDAQ:ACTU Actuate Therapeutics	Todd S Thomson Director	Sell	280,000	$1,624,000.00	904,795	1/5/2026
NYSE:BCV Bancroft Fund	James Andrew Dinsmore President	Buy	220	$4,730.00	990	12/17/2025
NYSE:BCV Bancroft Fund	Mario J Gabelli Insider	Sell	1,300	$28,925.00	25,700	1/5/2026
NYSE:CPT Camden Property Trust	Javier Benito Director	Sell	101	$11,078.69	7,872	1/5/2026
NYSE:CPT Camden Property Trust	Laurie Baker COO	Sell	531	$58,298.49	96,786	1/5/2026
NYSE:CPT Camden Property Trust	Laurie Baker COO	Sell	150	$16,531.50	96,636	1/6/2026
NYSE:CPT Camden Property Trust	Heather J. Brunner Director	Sell	2,104	$230,787.76	10,205	1/5/2026
NYSE:CPT Camden Property Trust	Richard J. Campo CEO	Sell	38,021	$4,173,945.38	301,156	1/5/2026
NYSE:CPT Camden Property Trust	Richard J. Campo CEO	Sell	5,600	$617,176.00	295,556	1/6/2026
NYSE:CPT Camden Property Trust	Alexander J. Jessett CFO	Sell	5,627	$617,225.63	141,821	1/5/2026

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Insider Name	Company	Recent Transactions	Size of Recent Transactions	Shares Bought	Shares Sold
Murray Stahl Portfolio Manager	NYSE:RCG RENN Fund	74	$110,128.92	41,982	0
Jeffrey Yu Insider	NASDAQ:ONMD OneMedNet	61	$985,706.39	2,042,781	0
Saba Capital Management, L.P. Major Shareholder	NYSE:ASA ASA Gold and Precious Metals	48	$29,128,052.11	588,113	0
Luke Evnin Director	NASDAQ:HOWL Werewolf Therapeutics	45	$1,895,906.68	0	1,837,563
Michael Cannon-Brookes CEO	NASDAQ:TEAM Atlassian	35	$42,254,998.80	0	268,275
Scott Farquhar Director	NASDAQ:TEAM Atlassian	35	$42,255,152.10	0	268,275
Mat Ishbia CEO	NYSE:UWMC UWM	33	$103,654,854.18	0	19,421,891

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