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Is ARKK a good long term investment?
is there anything wrong with my long term investing strategy?
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Yes I would certainly do it. Maybe you could do a put on a fund. Nvda would be a good bet but that could still go on but some of the services further on could go kaput. Global X Artificial Intelligence & Technology ETF (AIQ): A passive fund that tracks an index of global companies across the AI value chain, known for broad diversification. More information is available on the Global X ETFs website. TCW Artificial Intelligence ETF (AIFD): An actively managed fund that selects 30 to 50 global companies believed to benefit from the AI transformation. ROBO Global Artificial Intelligence ETF (ROBO): Focuses on companies with businesses related to the evolution of AI and big data analytics. iShares Future AI & Tech ETF (ARTY): Seeks to track an index of U.S. and non-U.S. companies contributing to AI technologies, including generative AI and infrastructure. ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF (ARKQ): An actively managed fund focusing on autonomous technology, robotics, and other disruptive innovations.
Have CSPs that are way in my favor on AIQ, META ARKK that if we have flat or green day I'm gonna sell. Bought a couple SPY puts in case it goes the other way, so basically guaranteed money today. Yoyo day would be even better.
Agreed. OP - it’s a marathon not a sprint race. Some of your picks are not long term investments. They are speculative short term trades at best. Their prices are already reverting on a downward trend. I would sell them and reallocate that money to your core positions or a good somewhat risky ETF like AIQ if you want to focus on growth from AI or something like VUG or VGT for more general growth
UBER AMAZON DATADOG AMD AIQ ETF BOTZ ETF MSFT Little bit of CRM (salesforce) I am buying these.. How to these sound for the long term (5 to 10 years)
Why is Bloomberg shilling AIQ
That’s AIQ that doesn’t explain qqq getting smoked, They are still making money hand over first. It’s a selloff. Overheated. People panicking the f out and whatever maybe that’s warranted but it’s getting into overkill territory
Just buy AIQ and either get rewarded, or flame out
It’s funny because qqq isn’t just ai at all. So he’s just going against 5 of the top 10 companies in the world, who have billions in reserves, top tech, hands in many different things outside of ai, making money hand over fist, the list goes on and on, If he was in AIQ that could at least be an excuse
If you’re not all in on AIQ you’ll be fine. Big companies are diversifying. AI is the buzzword but don’t think for a second they aren’t covered. But if you’re all in on something like AIQ, yes you should check to add other things to round out your portfolio
Trying to keep on top of the leading companies is a lot of work, but there are ETFs you could invest in for exposure to those areas. Global X has a bunch AIQ - Artificial Intelligence BOTZ - Robotics GNOM - Biotech ARK Funds pretty much only invests in "innovation".
What is booming? AI, data, crypto. Research who is building the data centers. How do the build them, how do they keep the heat load down, power, infrastructure. I opened a fidelity account with no knowledge but with 1 night deep dive into what the biggest tech companies are spending money on, I found nbis, fix, IREN, APLD, PRIM, HUT,CC, and they all have killed it. Mixed in some that I thought were low risk like AVGO, NUKZ, AIQ , and then some gambles like NB,UMAC. 1 night of research and haven’t looked at anything else and been buying more of the winners. Options freak me out, but I 3xd just buying shares. Obviously lucky to start in a crazy bull run after the spring dip. I’m not selling anything for a long time, I’ll just take debt out on those instead of capital gains and plan on riding out a big correction
Hi team. Im 41 and have a spare 200k (NZD) im looking to invest. i wont need to touch it for roughly two years and with my research I was planning on investing my money like this 30% QQQM 30% BTC 20% AIQ 20% SMH Its currently managed in a focused growth fund that has returned just over 10% this last year and quite honestly i think i could do better. I understand the risk is high and im comfortable with high volitility. I live cheap, on a bus, work full time with few bills and no debt. I suppose my question here is... Is there anything you guys see as potential downsides? Anything I might have missed or any better recommendations you might have before i pull the trigger on this? First time post
I’m in APLD, WULF, BITF, GLXY, and HIVE. Also ARTY and AIQ for AI etfs that cover some of the others
Well, if you want to hedge against a potential AI-crash, that could affect your individual stock holding, you could buy a put on AIQ/BOTZ, which are Global X ETFs that hold a lot of companies focused on that. I'm not familiar with their option premiums, but it looks like about $250 for an ATM put expiring on February 20, 2026.
How come I'm not getting probably or I'll just stop adrive on.Things like AIQ?
Yea ETF’s like AIQ will get slaughtered but the big names will be fine
Why is Facebook suddenly going to explode? What does Facebook really need AI for? How’s it going to be used? Microsoft seems like a main driver behind AI. Anyway, diversification is the most key investment concept. Your idea is a bad idea. A lot of cocky non-explanatory responses from people who know more than me, but if you want AI, I invested in AIQ, BOTZ, THNQ?
So you’re asking about investing, but it seems like you’re looking for more security. 20 is a great age for this. First thing I’d do is open up a few online bank accounts and give them each a job and title: Emergency Fund ($2000), Rainy Day (3-6 months of expenses, including average rent in your zip code), car replacement fund, and house down payment fund. Open up a TreasuryDirect account and set up each of those accounts to draw 1/4 of your balance from each account each week. Keep reinvesting. After 4 weeks, you’ll have money T Bills coming in every Friday if you need it. Automate contributions Max out your Roth IRA and HSA every year. Then invest what you’re comfortable with. If you want to do about half your income (including your Roth) for two years, you’ll be in great shape. Let compounding interest work for you. Best is to set and forget. Don’t day-trade. Go into VOO, QQQ, SCHD, AIQ, and SCHH, but work with a wealth advisory who is a fiduciary for exact figures
But Tech isn’t just AI. ETFs like AIQ are all AI. A bunch of companies you’ve never heard of. Tech are decades old companies doing real numbers with real product and real ideas.
I own Baba and Tencent via the AIQ etf; Artificial intelligence and technology ETF.
chat GPT is telling me in my long account to ditch SPY and QQQ for SMH and AIQ. Says I can retire 5 years early if I do.
SMCI, AVGO, PLTR, IBM, AIQ, AMZN. Amazon is getting ready to expand same-day delivery outside city centers to smaller cities.
anyone else ready to just throw everything into SMH or AIQ and not look for 10 years? this daily stress sucks
my AI overlord says: Turning $250K into $1 million is ambitious—but absolutely possible with the right mix of strategy, time, and risk tolerance. Let’s break down a few realistic paths someone could take, depending on how fast they want to get there and how much risk they’re willing to stomach: 🧠 Option 1: The Long Game (10–15 Years) - Approach: Invest in a diversified portfolio of broad-market ETFs like VTI, QQQ, or SCHG. - Expected Return: ~8–10% annually (historical average) - Outcome: At 10% annual growth, $250K becomes $1M in ~15 years. - Risk: Moderate. Market volatility, but historically reliable over time. ⚡ Option 2: Accelerated Growth (5–10 Years) - Approach: Tilt toward high-growth sectors like tech (SMH, AIQ), clean energy (QCLN), or biotech (XBI). - Expected Return: 12–15% annually (with higher volatility) - Outcome: $250K could 4x in 8–9 years if trends hold. - Risk: Higher. Sector-specific downturns can delay or derail progress. 🎯 Option 3: Aggressive Strategy (3–5 Years) - Approach: Mix of individual high-growth stocks, 0DTE options, or leveraged ETFs like TQQQ or SOXL. - Expected Return: Potentially 25–40%+ annually—but highly variable. - Outcome: $250K could hit $1M in 3–4 years, but with serious drawdown risk. - Risk: Very high. One bad year could cut the portfolio in half. 🏘️ Bonus Option: Real Estate or Business - Approach: Use $250K as a down payment on income-generating property or seed capital for a business. - Upside: Leverage and cash flow can accelerate returns. - Risk: Depends on execution, market, and management. If this were a real scenario, I’d suggest building a tiered plan: anchor with stable ETFs, layer in some growth, and carve out a small slice for high-risk/high-reward plays. Want to sketch out a sample portfolio or timeline based on one of these paths?
I’m long the AIQ, which gives me exposure throughout the AI universe. JMO.
I invested hard in AI right before ChatGPT came out lol.. You could call cap but I bought AIQ 9/2022
I’m putting spare change into AIQ and BOTZ to hedge bets unless someone can name a better option
AIQ, ARKK, SHLD, MTUM, to name a few
What’s your question exactly??? A lot of people have long term bets on companies. You could easily say that you believe in this new future AI revolution and say hey I want to build a portfolio to capitalize on this. Okay, let’s build one. Nvda 10% Amd 10% Micron 10% Avgo 10% ASML 10% Pltr 10% SMCI 10% MSFT 10% AMZN 10% Goog 10% And if you’re buying month with say $1000 you just buy $100 each. Rebalance once a year back to 10% each when some outperform others. Or maybe you want to bet on robots and solar and ai but don’t know which companies so you do ETFs 20% AIQ 20% BOTZ 20% SMH 20% TAN 20% ARKK
Dumped it and put it into AIQ
AIQ vs AIEQ? Looking to build a mid to long term position in the AI sector but don’t have enough capital to risk into any one company. Anyone see the benefit from one of these over the other? I see AIEQ as higher risk and a shorter term turn. Thanks in advance
I'll be the first to recognize the tax and financial planning isn't easy, cause even in my original statement, one can't really put the AIQ etf into a 529 as they have to be funded with cash into a particular plan. So investing in AIQ for their kids would have to be in a custodian account, not as tax advantaged.
120 shares in 2014 is equivalent to 2400 shares now, or almost $500k incredible investment for your kid, if true. I’m doing this now with my kids tooth fairy and birthday money, I’m putting it all into AIQ
Check out AIQ, CHAT, and IGPT. They're all AI ETFs that I've had a decent upside to. I own a boatload of Nividia also, but that one tends to be a bit more volatile. I thought Schwab lets you buy fractional shares, but it looks like it is only for S&P500... Hmm... Good luck and Merry Christmas!
In my Schwab account had some great gains w/ AI FTEs.. AIQ, IGPT, and CHAT.
I think $DLR $VRT are the best names and of course $NVDA. I also play with ETF like $AIQ
If you only have 10K I wouldn’t buy individual stocks. If you have 10K and want to invest in AI, buy a AI ETF like AIQ for example. This way you’ll have greater diversification in the AI sector.
Very modest to cautious way to make money. A more aggressive way is buying calls on IBM, meta, baba, now,orcl. AIQ holdings, I see. There's a bunch of money going into A.I , and into legislation. So, only up from here if every government wants it too. Risk is high volatility , so can you stomach a painful drop. They will sell if they dont see the value/potential at whatever price of A.I. short term.
You at least are buying a somewhat diversified ETF, you'll probably make bank on this OP. I would suggest a bit more diversification though. That's just me. SMH seems pretty expensive compared to AIQ for example. I would look into AIQ also if I were you. Maybe a divvy ETF or something for extra income too
Yes this right here! But I try to diversify a bit more so have been also buying REITs and some high dividend stocks. And I have AIQ too.
It depends what you want exposure to. QQQ contains most of the best performing stock of VOO because technology has been a strong sector but it is also more volatile. Some ETFs like SMH and AIQ are even more concentrated. Research what works for you.
Just yesterday I discovered BrokerageLink on my 401k. Moved 95% of my account (the max) to that account, and dumped half into QQQ/SOXQ/AIQ. Left the rest in FXAIX. It may backfire in the short term, but I'm getting in 20 years it's gonna seem like one of the best decisions I ever made.
QQQM/QQQ, AIQ are some to check out
Y’all hear me out…. AIQ
Interesting, if you can remember who it is I'd like to watch that. For example, AIQ (Global X's Artificial Intelligence & Technology ETF) has doubled in the last 19 months. The Nasdaq doubled in about 13 months prior to the 2000 crash. Inflation rate is not too different for those two time periods.
I personally prefer to leverage ETFs rather than picking individual stocks. I’m adding shares of AIQ, IGPT, and VPN. Chasing individual stocks is too stressful for me, considering I have a full-time job unrelated to investing. This approach allows me to gain exposure while letting the fund handle the balancing.
[https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/etf/aiq/option-chain](https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/etf/aiq/option-chain) The currently available options chain for AIQ seems extremely small.
NEWBIE: Opened a Roth on Robinhood. Want to invest in ETFs. But would also like to have the ability to trade covered calls, after more significant education, of course. So I think I want to buy into ETFs where I can accumulate 100+ shares. Am I on the right track? Would starting with 100 shares of AIQ be a good play? Or any others?
Buy AIQ, SMH, BOTZ, DRIV, IWY Thank me Later SWAG GOD 2044
If you don't want to pick individual stocks look at the eft AIQ
Yes my account is actually based off previous performance. Will it continue to produce the same returns going forward? As an optimist I would assume yes and possibly greater returns. You are clearly some sort of pessimistic “know it all” who tries to shame good advice for whatever bizarre reason I am unsure of. But best of luck cause I already listed like ten stocks and an ETF $AIQ to help OP out. If it’s not for you keep buying bonds or whatever you are doing lol 😆
>With a portfolio of AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, AIQ, SMH you’d be up more than 100% in the last five…. He could also be down 25% after 5 years.
How??? Dude in the last five years SPY has doubled yes? If you selected anything remotely decent chances are the next five years you will also double. With a portfolio of AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, AIQ, SMH you’d be up more than 100% in the last five….
I own BOTZ which is a decent way to play AI. They're very overweight NVDA, but for good reason. If you want a more evenly spread weighting, check out AIQ. It's one of the best performers out of the bunch. You're probably going to get a bunch of replies yelling at the clouds about an AI bubble. I really think they are underestimating the degree to which this technology is going to impact industry and the economy. It's mad to have no exposure to AI, and I think you're smart to look at ETFs. Also, probably a good idea to own some NVDA if you buy individual stocks. They have a near monopoly as a picks and shovels play at the moment, and will likely have great pricing power for at least another year or two. Difficult to buy a stock that has already gone meteoric. But that's all psychological. Another great quarter or two, and NVDA could easily be on the way to $1,200 or more. Just some food for thought.
Wow, I really really appreciate that. Thank you so much. With that being said right now I plan on doing 50% VOO 35% VGT, QQQ, MOAT, VTI, and AIQ and then 15% BETH which is crypto since I am young and believe in it long term. Do you have any input on that?
VGT would be alright, but it is much broader than just AI. LRNZ, THNQ, WTAI, CHAT, AIQ and IGV would have more of a specific AI focus.
I just made a chart comparing several Technology etfs. I chose CHAT, BOTZ, AIQ (smaller targeted sector equity) and also QQQ and SPY for broad comparison. If you make a chart starting around the beginning of this recent rally (I chose 10/27/23, just over 3 months ago), CHAT is actually ahead of all of these other ETFs, up 32.55%, with BOTZ 30%, AIQ 25%, QQQ, 23% and SPY 20%.
Look at the most overlap of the underlying stocks in AI ETFs like TRFK, LRNZ, THNQ, AIQ, WTAI and CHAT. NVDA, MSFT, SMCI, CRM, NOW, META... there are many choices, so you might want to consider one or more ETFs in addition to or instead of individual stock picking. AI as a technological advance will make money; one or more individual companies might screw up their opportunity.
I invested heavy into AI stocks before the boom & I intend to hold them for a while now that I’m in a solid position. Like I bought AIQ before the ChatGPT became popular
LEAPS, CBOE wont give LEAPS on certain ETF, like AIQ?
I'm bullish on silicon fabs. A technology boom will be pointless without someone to make the chips. Bought a shit ton of Intel stock and a decent holding of TSMC. Waiting to see if Samsung gets their yields under control before I buy. I'm looking for a buy point on ASML. I also hold AIQ and SMH. Intel has incredible upside potential and all of their plans are ahead of schedule. That's the one stock I'm most bullish on.
Uranium, AI and cyber security. URA, NLR, UUUU. AIQ CIBR VRT 😉
Yes it’s an election yr I think the market will be crazy this year AIQ is the only AI etf I am aware of
I am 65 and have invested my whole life. I would tend to avoid stocks initially and focus on ETF's in industries that are forecast to have outsize growth for the foreseeable future. I think a few of these would generative AI (AIQ), Robotics (BOTZ & ARKQ), Biotech (XBI) and Healthcare (XLV). While many people become instant millionaires picking the right stock at exactly the right time, most lose everything trying. Specific stocks are always susceptible to market news with huge drops and spikes. ETF's act a smoothing mechanism via diversification. If you are looking to trade the market ***and win***, you will need to understand monetary policy, political and geopolitical influences, market making mechanics, fundamental, technical and trend analysis, market correlations (ex. strong dollar = weak stock market), futures, options and the option greeks, trading platforms, market information websites such as Tradingview, Finviz and [investing.com](https://investing.com) and also how to read an income statement, balance sheet, 10Q Quarterly Reports.
I'm long on AIQ since February of 2022 and I'm up 9.73% currently.
I am systematically purchasing AI related stocks (C3ai) and AI ETFs such as AIQ and BOTZ thru Fidelity. Once I have 100 shares. I write covered calls. I reinvest the proceeds in those stocks, buying them back using limit orders set at or about the 90day lows. If you’re just going to buy and hold the consider a Al ETF such as above or a tech ETF such as QQQ or XLK.
That's not really what "affordable" means with stocks. C3.ai is an expensive stock, with an infinite price-earnings as it loses money as a company. If you are using a platform that doesn't allow you to buy fractional shares, then some interesting AI stocks that cost under $100 include PLTR and SHOP. Better would be ETFs that cover AI like CHAT and AIQ which currently are about $30. Better thing tho is find a platform that allows you to buy fractional shares.
Surprised nobody mentioned AIQ. I’ve been thinking about buying some. It seems like better returns than the others mentioned here.
You’re young. Add a growth fund like SCHG, VGT, VUG, or even AIQ if you’re sold on the AI story.
Other ways to do it, but if you want to invest in AI then invest in AI etfs... CHAT, BOTZ, AIQ, and WTAI are the best imo, but there are others too. They all have different holdings. Find one or more that you like, and then keep your eye on the rest over time.
My AIQ calls are not looking happy :[
Buy/call AIQ for the 21st, which looks like a steady growing etf, and I'm interested in seeing how it goes. I hope bears get the belt *
I'm throwing a few calls into AIQ cause I like it 
At your bank, open a new 12k account and name it… “my emergency fund (And definitely not a savings/spending account).” Then put… 5k in $IVW 2k in $IMCG 2k in $VIOG 1kin $FXTL 1k in $DAPP 1k in AIQ 1k in $TECB And don’t mess with it for two years. You’ll know enough by then to tweak. *Not financial advice because that’s illegal. Only my two cents.
AIQ: this ETF is laser focused on AI. Had 58% return. Includes all the big boys like NVDA, Microsoft, and Google. Other ones to considerL https://www.tryshare.app/blog/top-5-big-data-etfs
Dollar cost average + ETF is the way to go: Big 5 AI ETFs: * AIQ: laser focused on AI (58% return) * ROBO: robotic automation (32% return) * KOMP: uses AI to invest in AI * DTEC: big data * ARKW: another generalist https://www.tryshare.app/blog/top-5-big-data-etfs
Big 5 AI ETFs: * AIQ: laser focused on AI (58% return) * ROBO: robotic automation (32% return) * KOMP: uses AI to invest in AI * DTEC: big data * ARKW: another generalist [https://www.tryshare.app/blog/top-5-big-data-etfs](https://www.tryshare.app/blog/top-5-big-data-etfs)
Other than FAANG, I snapped up some ARKQ, Palantir(PLTR), and GSI Tech(GSIT). I also grabbed a little of each of the following BOTZ, AIQ, ROBT, XT, and AITQ. I've been in this latter group for about a month and have averaged about a 10% gain on each. The first group I've only been in for about two weeks and have done much better. I consider these all to be long-term. I really think Palantir has the potential to blow up. I've also been holding FAANG for years now.
BOTZ and ROBO have quite a bit of exposure to robotics and automation. Both issuers have more pure AI ETFS if you don't want those components, AIQ and THNQ respectively if I'm not mistaken.
I'd suggest invest into AI ETFs for diversification. Here are 2 AI ETFs to consider: * AIQ (for AI) * ROBO (for robotic automation) Full list of AI ETFs: https://www.tryshare.app/blog/top-5-big-data-etfs
First, take your time. There is no hurry. Educate yourself and make informed decisions. ETFs are "baskets" of stocks. For example in terms of AI etfs, the BOTZ etf is 8.76% Nividia, 8.4% Intuitive Surgical, and the 83% rest of it is 48 other stocks. In contrast, IRBO 134 stock holdings so Nividia only has a 1.2% weight. Besides BOTZ and IRBO, other ETFs focused on AI or robotics include ROBO, ROBT and AIQ. These are a good place to start, but you need to do the work to educate yourself on what ETFs are and then what companies and what type of ETFs you want yo get. Nothing wrong with getting more than one that focuses on the same industry but are balanced differently like BOTZ and IRBO are. https://www.google.com/finance/quote/IRBO:NYSEARCA?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj7ks6Jy_L9AhVYIkQIHW_IAgEQ3ecFegQIEhAY&comparison=NASDAQ%3ABOTZ%2CNASDAQ%3AROBT%2CNYSEARCA%3AROBO%2CNASDAQ%3AAIQ&window=YTD
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