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I asked ChatGPT your query and got these: 1. Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF (BOTZ) 2. ROBO Global Robotics & Automation Index ETF (ROBO) 3. KraneShares Global Humanoid & Embodied Intelligence ETF (KOID)
BOTZ 15% last five years. ROBO 24% last five years. I really want to buy Robotics thing but these ETF are so bad. With Ai and the hype of last years they did nothing. XBOT robots how can they compete against china robots or US robots? It takes a lot of capital and that this company I don’t think they have.
Ask ChatGPT. Realbotix Corp (Ticker: XBOT / XBOTF) * Realbotix develops humanoid robots aimed at lifelike interaction and companionship. Its products include AI companion robots such as *Aria* and *Melody*, designed to simulate social and emotional engagement. ETFs & Funds for Broad Exposure: ROBO Global Robotics & Automation Index ETF (ROBO) * Tracks a wide range of companies in robotics and automation; includes firms deploying and developing robo-AI technologies. ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF (ARKQ) * Includes exposure to AI, robotics, automation, and autonomous technologies. AI/Tech Thematic ETFs such as Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF (BOTZ) * Funds investing across AI and robotics, which can include exposure to companies building engine tech that powers companion and humanoid robots.[](https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/global-trends/life-size-ai-girlfriend-for-1-5-crore-meet-aria-the-robot-created-for-love-and-companionship/articleshow/117167894.cms?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
BOTZ lets go to $40 and I'll dance around like P diddy
BOTZ? Someone please tell me why I shouldn't buy into it?
**throw 30k to BOTZ or NETFLIX?** 😰
BOTZ & SYM going up
Hey I’m looking into KOID and BOTZ and I want to know y’all’s opinion ? Will I get rich if it put 10k into BOTZ and 3 k into KOID ???-couple years to 10 years timeline
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 not an ETF like ROBO or BOTZ?
I did the election play with SUPV, too but only with small money and 7 contracts expiring in Jan with strike $12.5. Nice gains today, sold 2 contracts and got into BOTZ. Will let the 5 contracts run a bit longer.
Here you go. You got option B. Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta Medium-Risk) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |BOTZ|$38.32|400|$40.00|$170.00|1.11%|13.3%|27.9%| |IONQ|$61.03|500|$79.00|$1180.00|3.87%|46.4%|24.5%| |RGTI|$39.40|500|$54.00|$872.50|4.43%|53.1%|24.4%| **Base Table Summary:** > # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta - Simplified |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |BOTZ|$42.00 (0.3%, Δ0.10)|$40.00 (1.1%, Δ0.28)|N/A|$40.00| |IONQ|$88.00 (2.2%, Δ0.15)|$79.00 (3.9%, Δ0.25)|$72.00 (6.1%, Δ0.35)|$79.00| |RGTI|$65.00 (2.3%, Δ0.14)|$54.00 (4.4%, Δ0.24)|$48.00 (7.0%, Δ0.35)|$54.00|
just put your paychecks directly into BOTZ and ROBO and you'll be a multi millionaire in a decade or two
I've been invested in $BOTZ for more than 6 years and it's ok, tbh. Currently near its ATH.
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".
ROBO and BOTZ on the "never selling it" timeframe
Robotics is the new AI. And BOTZ is the new SMH/SOXX
All I know is $BOTZ is somehow down since Fall 2021, through the entire AI boom
I’ve historically done well in pharma, but it’s been rough recently. ATYR was brutal, but I didn’t have a ton in it, and it re-taught me a valuable lesson. I had other investments elsewhere so I never prioritized opening a Roth IRA, but I just opened and funded one this weekend. 50% QQQM, 20% QTUM, 10% BOTZ, 10% FINX, 10% SHLD. Otherwise, I’m dumping free cash into BTC and ETH.
BOTZ etf breaking out of its ytd range. Next stop ath above 40$
sold the last of my index longs in the boomer account today. only long positions remaining are BOTZ and ROBO cuz im never selling robotics it'll be literally the entire economy by the time we're old.
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 $250 for an ATM put expiring on February 20, 2026.
Why is Facebook suddenly going to explode? What does Facebook really need AI for? How’s it going to be used? Microsoft seems like a main driver behind AI. Anyway, diversification is the most key investment concept. Your idea is a bad idea. A lot of cocky non-explanatory responses from people who know more than me, but if you want AI, I invested in AIQ, BOTZ, THNQ?
BOTZ calls and hear me out: I gotta feeling
PATH shares and leaps. BOTZ shares You want to be long this sector in your long term buy and hold account.
QTUM - Quantum Computing ETF BOTZ, ARTY - AI ARKQ - Robotics
QTUM - Quantum Computing ETF BOTZ, ARTY - AI ARKQ - Robotics
I haven’t bought any individual AI stocks yet, but I’ve been looking into AI ETFs like BOTZ, SOXX, and SMH. Check their holdings breakdown and historical returns on moomoo, which makes it really convenient to compare them side by side.
Trying to buy a Japanese group of robotics suppliers stock but Schwab wants 50$ for the OTC trade .. anyone pay this for stocks like keyence, fanuc, yasakawa, daifuku?I built this stock list to avoid BOTZ and IRBO steep port fees .. now I feel like I’m getting whacked over the head lol
BOTZ and ARKQ are AI/Robotics ETFs if you don't want to go with single stocks. I just put $20k into this sector after seeing robotic wheelchairs taking people to their gate at SeaTac airport and then returning automatically. I didn't know we were that far already. The future is now.
Getting into $BOTZ is a better choice than selecting individual stocks. If you must, all hyper-scalers and leading semi-conductors will lead the robotics and AI revolution with their software, cloud and AI software, so I would say $AMZN $MSFT $NVDA $AVGO. I would also count $TSLA in for their optimus growth.
# 1. Humanoid and advanced robots * **Tesla (TSLA)**: As you mentioned, they’re working on *Optimus*, a humanoid robot. Still early-stage, but backed by Tesla’s capital and vision. * **Hyundai** (via Boston Dynamics): Although Hyundai is listed in Korea, acquiring Boston Dynamics puts them in a strong position in advanced mobility robots. * **Figure AI**: Still private, but very promising in humanoid robotics. Backed by Amazon, Microsoft, and Nvidia. # 2. Industrial robotics This is currently the most mature and profitable segment: * **ABB Ltd (ABB)**: Swiss company with a global presence in automation and industrial robotics. * **Fanuc (FANUY)**: Japanese leader in industrial robotics, especially factory automation. * **Yaskawa Electric (YASKY)**: Another major Japanese player focused on automation and industrial robots. * **KUKA**: German robotics company now owned by China's Midea Group, so not directly listed. * **Rockwell Automation (ROK)**: More focused on automation but includes key robotics components for smart factories. # 3. Other related areas * **Intuitive Surgical (ISRG)**: Leader in medical robotics with its Da Vinci surgical system. * **iRobot (IRBT)**: Known for Roomba. Less cutting-edge, but still robotics-related. * **Nvidia (NVDA)**: Doesn’t build robots but provides critical AI and computer vision hardware/software (Jetson, CUDA, etc.). * **KEYENCE (KYCCF)**: Specializes in sensors and industrial automation—key for robotic systems. # 4. ETFs as an easy way to diversify If you prefer a diversified approach: * **BOTZ (Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF)** * **ROBO (ROBO Global Robotics and Automation Index ETF)**
I've been tracking robotics ETFs like BOTZ and ROBO for the last 5 years, much like I did with Bitcoin back in 2015 before the real surge. The hardware moat issue mentioned by comment #3 is legitimate - it's similar to how luxury watch manufacturers like Vacheron Constantin create value through precision engineering rather than pure innovation. Boston Dynamics seems promising, but I'm watching Japanese and Korean manufacturers closely since they're approaching robotics with the same methodical precision that made Toyota dominate automotive. The free market will eventually determine the winners here, but timing this sector will be like catching the early crypto wave - requires patience and conviction.
invest in any of the ETFs below ROBO Global Robotics and Automation Index ETF (ROBO): Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF (BOTZ): First Trust Nasdaq Artificial Intelligence and Robotics ETF (ROBT): ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF (ARKQ): iShares Robotics and Artificial Intelligence ETF (IRBO): VanEck Robotics ETF (IBOT): L&G ROBO Global Robotics and Automation UCITS ETF
I’m putting spare change into AIQ and BOTZ to hedge bets unless someone can name a better option
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
Thanks ..want to take a robot shot..I do have BOTZ ..but that’s it.. in no way will I hold you responsible if it tanks..LOL
I'd recommend looking through the holdings of ARTY, BOTZ and IROB.
Lots of apple and Microsoft. Some HTGC, some BOTZ. A handful of other items that interest me. And I’m starting to think more seriously about dividend paying stocks like MO.
That’s perspective from 5 yrs ago when hydraulic Boston dynamics robots were amazing, if it is what they say it is, humanoid robots can do the house chores and elderly care just fine (I don’t believe in child care, it’s against their natural) But truly I believe there’s a long long way to go before we can get there, the Optimus will be later than robo taxi, which has already been postponed for years, I firmly believe I don’t have to do my dishes and laundry in like 10 years, max Thanks for the recommendation for BOTZ! I’ll totally check that out
I concur with those on here ETFs all the way for starting your portfolio. Mutual funds are easy too expensive in the long run. Think of ETFs as investing in an average. They are a large group of different stocks that you don't actually own but you reap the benefits of all of them. You should put most of your money there. VOO is a great one to start in as it follows the S&P 500. I've also been having success with VGT and BOTZ. Avoid Options as they are higher risk especially if you don't understand the fundamentals of how they work you'll lose money. If you do a little research into individual companies than feel free to diversify and buy some individual company stock. Avoid speculation and focus on fundamentals (the strength of a company not trends in the graph). Start small and hold your money in the market for two reasons. 1) compounding interest is extremely powerful in wealth creation and 2) capital gains tax is more kind to long term investments).
Robotics & Automation ETF ROBO Artificial Intelligence & Robotics ETFs BOTZ ROBT The ETFs are a good source of ideas as well, such as Rockwell Automation (ROK), Symbotic (SYM) and John Bean Technologies (JBT).
At 36, you could be more biased toward growth so you may also consider ETFs like SPYG QQQ BOTZ in addition to VOO, and some portion in international ETFs like INDA
ABB, FANUY, KUKAY, TER, YASKY, ROK, UNRLY, FANUY, ISRG are the big ones. (I left irobot out of the equation). If Boston dynamics was publicly traded id go for them. IRBO and BOTZ are 2 etf invested in robotics. There is RR thats small but not convinced about their products at all.
In my books, it's a (really) bad idea to put all your savings into one company. Why not use AI ETFs if that's the theme you are attracted to. Some ETFs worth exploring: DTCR XT SPYG BOTZ FTEC
Is this where we come to confess our sins? Good. 😂 Today I sold a very small BOTZ position I had in my retirement account to buy SNDL…..And I don’t feel that bad about it.
I believe robots will be the future. Just look at the war in Ukraine. Problem is there aren't a lot of investment opportunities in the publicly traded markets. Every ETF I look at has the usual big tech companies: google, meta, amd, nvda. I'm looking for smaller up and coming drone companies. if I could easily invest in a bunch of Ukrainian drone startups I totally would. best I've done so far is BOTZ etf which looks like its doing pretty well. But I keep an eye out for more of these opportunities. Besides that, like others have said, mnmd and the psychedelic space. If govt would get out of the way and let it flourish that stuff would blow up. A Buddhist teacher once told me to think of the the world as a garden. You spend your money on things you want to grow. Some people see investing as just making money. That is part of it but not the only part. So I put a little in these things I think either have potential or would be nice to see, even if they lose money.
I’m also optimistic about lithium for the long haul! Given its vital role in green energy and the market’s projected growth, $LIFT.V looks like a solid choice. Their major resource estimate and extensive North American drilling are impressive. I’d also keep an eye on $ALB and $SQM, as they’re strong players in the lithium space. For a broader approach, $LIT and $BOTZ are great ETFs that cover lithium and battery technology. Cheers to smart investing!
QQQ, SOXX, and VGT are solid. BOTZ seems like it could go either way but it’s interesting. ARKK is insane.
Nothing is really humanoid focused but BOTZ is a robotics ETF. You could also invest in Hyundai since they have a controlling interest in Boston Dynamics.
Boston Dynamics has put out videos for years that have had people talking, news articles, etc. Yet, it has bounced owners from Google to Softbank to Hyundai. The idea that a robot is going to be in every house anytime soon is as unrealistic as an EV in every driveway anytime soon currently is. Maybe it will happen someday many years from now, but imo it's so far in the distance that one has time to focus on bigger current issues and eventually look at robots sometime in the future. If you really want to have some exposure, look at the robotics/AI etf (BOTZ) or individual names within.
My brokerage doesn’t do Fractional shares but ETFs like BOTZ has about 10% of its fund in NVDA. I don’t have many shares of NVDA but after the split I’ll have a few more. AI and Robots will crush a lot of people’s jobs so my only hope is to invest in them and live off the scraps they feed us retail investors
IGPT. I also hold BOTZ. There are some overlap.
BOTZ - Global Robotics and AI ETF
Oh yeah BOTZ is great. I've known about them for a while. The fact that their top holding is Nvidia makes me like them a lot more
AI has a very good potential all round, Yes, there are ETFs that focus on AI companies such as the Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF (BOTZ), which includes companies involved in robotics, automation, and AI technologies, but I haven’t heard about any approval concerning it. To me I see lots of opportunities in AI as a whole mostly in the crypto market as they’ll perform fully well during the bull run which is around the corner
You still haven’t told me how it’s exponyentially more advanced in fact now you’re shifting the goalposts to “well Baxters finished and this is in development” I’m big on robotics ok. I DCA into BOTZ bc I think that’s where this shits heading next 10-15 years with AI. I hope they do make a general purpose robot My only position here is there was a robot a decade ago that was general purpose, could learn by watching and doing, and worked about this fast. So it doesn’t seem like we are doing anything cutting edge here. And I’m welcome to be wrong bc I am being pretty surface level. But you haven’t done much to convince me of the exponential abilities of this current bot over what we had a decade ago.
I have nothing against thematic - it's something that I greatly enjoy - but imo it's often difficult to find a good etf that matches a desired thematic play and/or one that is a pure play on something. BOTZ has done well recently because of the AI theme, but it's still a ways from the prior highs; you'd be better off in the QQQ over the last 1 and 5 years instead of that etf. If I'm really interested in a particular theme, the other issue becomes - do I want what is essentially an index with a lot of mid/junky stuff and some good/great or do I want to try and focus on what I think is the good/great? I also wouldn't go into that many themes. I would focus on a handful of the most compelling themes if you want to focus on themes - having that many ETFs starts to become a "collect em all" of anything even mildly talked up. So these aren't something that would be of interest to me and I'd say if you're going to look at themes, focus on a handful that you feel strongest about.
I am new to investing so my opinions hold very little value to those of you that are more experienced. My goal is long term, so my strategy is to think about the next “big things”. After reading One Up On Wall Street by Peter Lynch, he essentially talks about this very thing. Looking at current trends, it seems pretty obvious that robotics/Ai are a safe investment for long term. One ETF I personally think has astounding potential is BOTZ. Having some of their biggest investments being Nvidia (obvious), ABB, Fanuc, etc, I think that once Ai+robotics for commercial use is more viable, the market will reflect this greatly. As far as other things, my eyes are on companies like On Cloud shoes (ONON). This company is doing very good and popularity is growing rapidly. I see more and more people in public casually wearing On Cloud shoes, I was interested, tried some on, and loved them. I believe in the companies future personally. Again, I’m no expert… if my logic is flawed I would like the feedback and reasoning.
Glad you mentioned $BOTZ - not the best volume but I'll create ITM/ATM BOTZ spreads and just close and open the ATMs with Order Block Finder signals on the 1H timeframe... it's not all that exciting, but I'm doing well. With options over 2 years I lost $4.5M, about 40% of my net worth (I'm 52) and was stupid... now it's narrow vertical spreads where break even is close to current MP 4-6 months out and results in 50-200% gains. Also if you use Merrill don't use MarketPro for options.
Hey everyone, need some advice : Portfolio 1 : 56.91% VOO 23.06% NVDA 10.51% QQQ 4.12% AAPL 3.81% SCHD 1.31% BOTZ Portfolio 2 (Due to moving between banks i had issues continuing depositing to the first portfolio, so i didn't want to lose time... so i opened another) need to talk to a lawyer... : 53.39% VOO 27.86% SOXQ 17.75% NVDA Generally about me, I'm 27, believing in NVDA for a long time (prior to AI) and I truly believe AI is going to be significant and NVDA will be leading that for a long time therefore i do want to be exposed to NVDA aggressively and willing to take risks... anyhow my i think i made some mistakes along the way with my portfolio like VOO and QQQ which are sort of redundant? , thinking about getting rid of BOTZ/ SCHD and moving it into NVDA or VOO or QQQ Having real hard time deciding between VOO or QQQ , need some advise
Generally about me, I'm 27, believing in NVDA for a long time (prior to AI) and I truly believe AI is going to be significant and NVDA will be leading that for a long time therefore i do want to be exposed to NVDA aggressively and willing to take risks... anyhow my i think i made some mistakes along the way with my portfolio like VOO and QQQ which are sort of redundant? , thinking about getting rid of BOTZ/ SCHD and moving it into NVDA or VOO or QQQ Having real hard time deciding between VOO or QQQ , need some advise Portfolio 1 : 56.91% VOO 23.06% NVDA 10.51% QQQ 4.12% AAPL 3.81% SCHD 1.31% BOTZ Portfolio 2 (Due to moving between banks i had issues continuing depositing to the first portfolio, so i didn't want to lose time... so i opened another) need to talk to a lawyer... : 53.39% VOO 27.86% SOXQ 17.75% NVDA
I’ve been buying TSLA, BOTZ, AAPL AND CLOV this week. 🍻
Buy AIQ, SMH, BOTZ, DRIV, IWY Thank me Later SWAG GOD 2044
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.
AI will create $15.7 TRILLION in economic impact on the next 6 years https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/issues/data-and-analytics/publications/artificial-intelligence-study.html Some funds to consider for ai: QQQ SOXL IRBO BOTZ THINQ ROBT QTUM ROBO XT I haven't researched all of this. I currently own TQQQ and SOXL.
$VOO $VGT or $BOTZ - if you had $10k to put in one of these, which one are you choosing & why?
They wont see much until rates get lowered. Most of it's recent price action is due to it sharing the same BOTZ ETF with NVDA. With NVDA going crazy, then UPST becomes a proxy sympathy play to a small effect.
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%.
New investor- suggestions on portfolio New to investing, 34m, looking for long term growth. Will be putting ~500 in Wealthfront account. Please advise on any adjustments. VTI 45% VTEB 10% VWO 10% BOTZ. 10% VIG. 9% JEPI. 10% VEA 6%
NVDA is the largest holding in $BOTZ - Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF - I like this ETF because of the holdings in NVDA as well as other AI / chip companies held in diversification.
BOTZ is a good one. But honestly any ETF is not gonna swing wildly like single stocks do. If you’re looking for a 10 bagger go big or go home type opportunity then you’ll likely have to decide on some single stocks. Like others have said I think NVIDIA is the big baddie of the group.
I recently threw 10K each into these AI focused ETFs: BOTZ, IYW, METV, and TECB. I'll let it sit over the next decade and see if I can 5x on 1 or 2 of them. I'm heavily into the Magnificent 7 in my index funds or direct stock buys as well. I'm investing growth growth growth for the next 10 years to ride the AI wave.
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 think what you're looking for is an AI ETF, something that captures the market as a whole that has the industry leaders in it as well as boom or bust startups. Something like BOTZ, IGM, IYW, etc. Dont try to pick the best AI stocks to own yourself. let the big hedgefund managers pick them for you.
So I have made some stock purchases as part of my portfolio before i went "all in" on VTI/VXUS to simplify things. I do have some losers in my portfolio and would like advice whether I should cut bait or hold? If I cut bait the money freed would be used to buy VTI/VXUS. LIT: -45% bought at $91. WCLD: -38% bought at $55 DOCU: -58% bought at $143 (shouldn't have listened to my friend "everyone uses digital signatures now") DRIV: -20% bought at $30 BOTZ: -26% bought at $38 Also side note, is COIN good to get into right now with the digital decisions going on? I do have 7k coming in jan 1st for my IRA or just go more tried and true index funds? Thanks
So I have made some stock purchases as part of my portfolio before i went "all in" on VTI/VXUS to simplify things. I do have some losers in my portfolio and would like advice whether I should cut bait or hold? If I cut bait the money freed would be used to buy VTI/VXUS. LIT: -45% bought at $91. WCLD: -38% bought at $55 DOCU: -58% bought at $143 (shouldn't have listened to my friend "everyone uses digital signatures now") DRIV: -20% bought at $30 BOTZ: -26% bought at $38 Thanks
Companies think on timelines longer than humans. Investment in automation and robotics is essential in the long-term. I agree most people will contract out or purchase from robotics companies rather than become robotics experts themselves (i.e. Amazon and Tesla), but the winners will adopt robots sooner rather than later. I think investing in an ETF like BOTZ is a good way to play the space.
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.
NVDA - poised to profit off the sovereign nation race to grow their compute to make their own AI systems. TSM -low-cost producer for high technology chips ASML -laser lithography moat or BOTZ an etf for ai/robotics
Ive been buying the BOTZ ETF. Its off its high currently, but currently bouncing pretty well.
>15% QQQ ETF - Like to overweight slightly on tech (personal preference) Why do you want to overweight tech (nevermind that QQQ isn't a tech fund)? Also why discriminate based on which of the US exchanges a stock trades on? >5% BOTZ ETF - I also liked the AI possible risk/return Are you aware that long term the best results don't come from the new big thing? Tech revolutions: • https://www.pwlcapital.com/investing-technological-revolutions/ • https://rationalreminder.ca/podcast/123 • https://rationalreminder.ca/podcast/156 (climate change, clean energy related especially) • https://rationalreminder.ca/podcast/183 * https://rationalreminder.ca/podcast/185 (Thematic ETFs) >or as diversifiers, or will be better to just consider VWRA, for example. VWRA should already hold just about everything else besides the bonds, so those other stock funds would be the opposite of diversifiers. Roughly 10% of VWRA is emerging markets, as that's their global market cap weight.
$BOTZ is an etf with the big players in AI and automation…been solid for me for 6 years.
And if you're Canadian, RBOT tracks BOTZ. I've been loading up.
I opened a long term hold position in BOTZ a little over a week ago They hold NVDA and ABB (a Swiss company with a lot of promise) and some other really interesting companies
Puts on $BOTZ 
There's a stock listed as BOTZ that's involved in AI sex. It's up over 100% this year. I just added a little into my portfolio.