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What are your Top ETFs Picks so far this year? Beyond VOO, VT, VXUS?
$QTUM ETF owns 95.2% of $HQ's free float
If you're trying to go long quantum, QTUM is the wrong choice.
Government is buying tech stocks directly now. What is going on?
Quantum Computing theme up 8.48% today,here's what's actually driving it
QNC - The Quantum Security Company That's the #1 Holding in QTUM $3.6B ETF and Uplisting to NYSE This Week
QNC - Quantum cybersecurity company uplisting to NYSE this week, #1 holding in the QTUM ETF
QNC - The Quantum Security Company That's the #1 Holding in a $3.6B ETF and Uplisting to NYSE This Week
Long term Ai & Quantum Play, Best Use of $10k?
2025 Recap: Silver +139%, Critical Minerals +86%, Space +65%, Gold +61%, Semi +47%, Nuclear +47%, AI +44%, Quantum +33%
YTD 2025: Silver +164%, Critical Minerals +94%, Space +67%, Gold +70%, AI +50%, Semi +50%, Nuclear +50%, Quantum +35%
In 2025, I tracked 2 ETFs that I have, alongside the individual top 12 holdings of each, and the difference in value is staggering.
Time-sensitive DD: QTUM ETF rebalance on 19-Dec will hurt RGTI
Long-term thoughts on QTUM vs WQTM EFT(quantum computing exposure)
Comparing SCHD vs SPLG vs SCHB allocations for a taxable account
How would you rate my allocations? Good, great, terrible?
$IONQ is the Most Valuable Play for Quantum Computing Stock with Very Promising Returns on Investment from the Shares Bought & Held for Long-Term
Quantum Computing: Is it better to invest in a single stock or in an ETF?
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Just curious on opinions since some of you mentioned Space and Quantum. Rank QTUM vs. NASA (or another space etf) over the next, say 12 years…
Stick with $QTUM and keep it simple
Quantum for sure. There are two presidential orders to speed up development and a target date for viable government applications by 2028. I bought a couple companies for pennies a while back that are worth $17-22 a share now. QTUM is also up since that time of people don’t want to risk on individual stock. Dividend isn’t great, but more exposure.
Still early to call, but everything everyone has name are good calls so far. I just have my toes dipped in with a few buys in IONQ, Rigetti, QTUM and just watching for now. I'll buy later once things pick up.
After holding INFQ, QBTS, IONQ ARQQ, I held WQTM for a bit just to hold some exposure to quantum computing. Later switched to QTUM. The nice part about WQTM and QTUM is the run similar where QTUM slightly edges out. The quantum space is clearly volatile and the ETFs smooth out the volatility. With QTUM around 60% for the past year. QBTS and IONQ peaked last year with QBTS up 200% in a few months but ended the year still up 37%. IONQ was up over 100% at the same time but now sit around 20% up for the year. At this stage I monitor these stocks with a watch list for 8 companies and two ETFs. After researching those companies I have gotten out since they are predicting 3-5 years for broader commercial use. There is a lot of testing of quantum solutions that may lead to early adoption.
Great ETF. I actually wish I sold most of my quantum stocks after the pump last fall and rotated into QTUM.
Small position in QTUM ETF.
QTUM etf. Quantum is happening. It makes sense to get in now. I'm up 35% this year. Also, obviously the robot reality is exploding so any stocks to point at there? I got my ASS handed to me when I got excited about my Roomba! Cheers!
Quantum is a new area where lot of new players will come into the picture. There isn't a clear winner like there was NVDA in the GPU space. Quantum ETF like QTUM or WQTM is a safer bet.
VDY has been good to me, and im hoping QTUM and WARP do well in the future
With the extra $, start with 50% for savings, like a Money Market (Fidelity, SPAXX is at 3.31%) its like a HYSA but better, IMO. Then open a Roth IRA (its free and will be tax free after your 59.5 age) put 25% into VOO, 15% into QQQM, 5% QTUM ETF, and 5% into whatever stock your need to scratch that gambling itch. Once you get your savings to 3-6 months expenses, whatever your comfortable with, increase VOO, this should be your core. At your age I would do VOO at 50%, QQQM to 30%, QTUM ETF 10%, and the last 10% at whatever stock or ETF, I like NASA ETF. Also, use AI, Claude is your best friend when it comes to this stuff, remember you get out what you put in, better info you feed it the better it gives!
I have some money in space tech (WARP) and quantum computing (QTUM) industries that havent made much money as of yet but surely will in the future
Going with your idea and test A balanced portfolio will be 75 XEQT / 10 VHT / 10 UFO / 5 QTUM Then when quantum picks up good rev, if it happens in some years id rotate to make it 10points and take off 5 from xeqt. Any ways im down to 3 choices that i have to pick from and chill Xeqt and chill Xeqt, avuv 85/15 split Xeqt, avuv, ufo 80/10/10 split Thoughts?
I am not sure if we are a decade away or not. Many large firms are already rolling out quantum security docs and stances because once (if?) they can get enough physical qbits working we basically will break all security on the internet. Post Quantum Cryptography may be where the real money is but for now I just keep making money off these volatile stocks, roll my options into QTUM/WQTM for hopes we get better use cases for the technologies in 10 years and they really pop in value. But with them already multi-baggers I am just being greedy ;)
I'm in QTUM, RGTI and QBTS for a few years. I have been trying to find a good time to exit RGTI and QBTS for WQTM which is more pure-play than QTUM ETF (https://stockanalysis.com/etf/wqtm/holdings/) vs https://stockanalysis.com/etf/qtum/holdings/ The earnings are terrible, all speculative but I am hoping that 5-10 years from now its all going to be worth it. But being in so early they are all multi-baggers still so I am happy with that.
If you're thinking of WQTM as the answer, maybe think again. The only holdings that really mater in that one are the Big 3 (and the newest and most promising addition, Quantinuum, making if 4). And they each are only \~4.5% of total holdings in the fund, with everything else being either unrelated or inconsequential compared to what you are trying to invest in here - speculatively powerful tech. It has also gained only 21.25% in this calendar year, too, which is sad. Analysts are now forecasting Quantinuum's growth to quickly outperform the original Big 3 (IonQ, Rigetti, and D-Wave, as you know). This is due to its immediately useful application across various sectors and confidence held by different agencies and corporations that have led to more contracts than the Big 3 have had. It might be worth putting a reasonable bit of your quantum interest moneys into the pure play of Quantinuum and then the rest in SMH and QTUM to round out the tech.
If you are talking in decades, it becomes more about what do you believe in: Biotech - XBI or IBB Robotics - ROBO or BOTZ Quantum - WQTM or QTUM AI/Tech - SMH, QQQM or any of the 7,000 other ETFs Any of those will have higher fees and may or may not have higher returns. And there is a lot of speculation in all of those areas already. High PE ratios tend to mean lower forward returns. I’ll flip that around and say that what has lead the last 25 years may not always lead the next 25 years. Look at your international, small caps and value exposure. Avantis is a good place to start.
Never had that problem. If I am well ahead on an investment, I have a trailing stop percentage in place. I just sold QTUM last week after holding it for a year. 20% drop and cashed the profits.
Build your base early. Focus on ETFs and Sectors that will play into future. You have time on your side. Main portfolio $VUG (low fees) Sector specific ETFs that could appreciate considerablely given time. $NASA - Space Sector $DRAM or $SOXX- Memory/AI $QTUM - Quantum $NLR - Nuclear/Uranium Auto invest on a monthly basis. For a few years in a Roth IRA and through your employers 401k. Max out annual contributions if able
Ticker QTUM has been a good one to me. May be worth a look. Quantum ETF that’s yielded like 30% over the last 3 months or so
This isnt a terrible idea as long as you don’t legit blow it… no leveraged ETFs, no options and don’t buy things 200% above their 200day MA (\*cough cough\* MU) If you want to take some risk find a sector you like and get an ETF with exposure… Space, Banks, Quantum, Optics, Biotech, Semis etc etc Been in QTUM for years, keep buying more and more
Your thesis doesn't make sense if you state to look elsewhere since QTUM is not really a quantum pure play - yet go with WQTM. WQTM has a substancial weight in companies like Google, IBM and some other mega caps. Where majority of revenue comes from AI, Finance, Entertainment etc - even though they do have business/projects related to quantum. All of these current quantum etfs - even the upcoming QQ by Roundhill will be mixed with other "general" caps. The only pure play at the moment is QTUP.
Its got more Quantum stuff than QTUM tho, QTUM barely has any, but if you know any other Quantum ETFs that hold more quantum lmk
Well thats because QTUM still mostly holds semis and are seeing gains from semis, not quantum companies really For long term quantum ETF there are ones that lean more heavily into actual quantum companies that have alot more future gain compared to one thats holding semis like QTUM
I’ve held SOXX for 10 years and people have been saying the same shit the entire time. I’ll keep holding my QTUM, thank you.
QTUM is one of the best-performing ETFs in my portfolio. I’ve had it for a couple years and it’s brought a 165% return. Failing to see the downside.
Looking at your holdings, I'm not sure the issue is that you need more sector ETFs. The bigger issue is that most of your portfolio is already heavily exposed to tech, even through funds like QQQM and QTUM.If your goal is lower risk over the next 5-10 years, I'd probably look at broadening geographically rather than trying to find the next sector. Something like a global index fund (XEQT already does a lot of that) or a broad MSCI World/All-World style ETF gives you exposure to financials, healthcare, consumer goods, industrials, energy, etc. without having to pick winners.
You're not just tech-heavy...you're tech-on-tech-on-tech. 😅 QQQM, QTUM, MRVL, and NBIS are all heavily tied to the same AI/semiconductor theme. Even when you own multiple tickers, they're often moving for the same reasons. If your goal is long-term diversification, consider adding exposure to: * Financials: XLF * Healthcare: XLV * Consumer Staples: XLP * Utilities: XLU * REITs: VNQ Honestly, before adding more stocks, I'd ask whether you need both QQQM and QTUM alongside individual names like MRVL and NBIS. You may get more diversification by simplifying rather than adding. One red day isn't a reason to sell MRVL, but if you're selling because you expected quick gains, that's different from a long-term investment thesis. For a 5–10 year horizon, I'd rather own a broader mix of sectors than keep stacking more AI and semiconductor exposure.
QTUM for the win. It has performed better than all of the individual stocks you listed year-to-date and also year-over-year. 45% YTD and almost 90% from one year ago.
I like these stocks as a long term hold. While there are products on the market today, it'll be a few years before the sector really takes off and the current state of the art is limited to some fringe problems. It's been suggested that RSA or ECC (public key) encryption methods could be cracked by a quantum machine sometime around 2030. If quantum ever cracks AES (symmetric encryption), it'll be a big deal; you'd need a REALLY big machine to do that. Anyway I've got ARQQ, QBTS, QS, QTUM, QUBT, and RGTI; there are a few different methods being employed to make these things, and no one really knows which one will win out in the end. I do like to scalp some of them though. The entire sector is pretty volatile-- the run up and subsequent drop on RGTI last year was fun.
despite the QTUM isn't even quantum it's like 90% regular semis
$QTUM you piece of crap, can you just reach 180 so that I can make some money?
There will always be ups and downs in the market. In the 80's inflation and 11% unemployment, then 90's we had the Gulf War, then 2001 the dot com bubble, 2007 the real estate recession, 2020 covid, now 2026 we have a war with Iran. Nothing ever really changes. You won't be eble to time the market, no one can. Also just because one market sector goes to shit doesn't mean they all do. At 20 you should invest your money in a ETF focused on high Growth, things like VGT/VOO, maybe even some industry specific ETFS like QTUM for quantum computing. You get 30+ years of watching the money go up and down but with compounding you're upward projectory can be meaningful. At 30-40 you may want to change things up, move from all growth potential to more steady so things like VTI and BBUS with a small allocation to VXUS (non US markets) as you want less risk, which also means less growth. At 50-60 you need to start thinking about consistent income and tax implecations instead of growth so you may start looking at things like JEPI/JEPQ, Bonds, Dividend focused ETFs like VYM/VIG. I don't know your Dad's age but what they do with their money needs to be different from what you do with your money.
QTUM,WQTM,QNTM, and ARKQ. I personally just own a few of the more popular individual stocks, but I might get some of these when I have some extra money.
Defiance Quantum ETF (QTUM)
Rolling my stupid $QTUM calls...
Guys, I'm gonna need some exit liquidity for my $QTUM calls soon, thanx
Keep climbing $QTUM! My calls! MAH MOTHERFUCKING CAWLS!!!
Well, my $QTUM calls are fucked... I don't think that even doubling down will do anything
I don't know. This is why I invest in QTUM etf and call it a day. Quantum timeline 1st - reach 100 + error corrected logical qubits. 2nd - miniturize the system (which is massive at the moment) 3rd - once someone can create a reliable QPU. I would imagine it could launch the same way as the two companies you mentioned above.
Quantum is pure hype for now. QTUM is safer than picking single names.
QTUM. And also WQTM. Great ETFs for quantum tech.
So, I asked for five and I get one that is a proven winner. Well now, I own VGT and QTUM, VGT did an 8 for 1 split and I am up 100% and QTUM I am up 100%. See, I can pick winners from my past also.
I want to load up on QTUM but it feels like such a “2021 rookie mistake”.
AI is just at the very early stages. The applications and integrations will fundamentally change the world. I’m an old dude, but 100% believe in the market viability and long term commercial and consumer potential. disclosure: I’m long on QTUM and AIQ
Given your stated age, I would suggest more intentional exposure to growth sectors. The goal is simply to grow your capital. Someone mentioned an Avantis ETF and they would be a good source for quality filtered value funds. I like their international funds a lot. I would also make sure to have serious exposure to tech - call it a bubble or not - tech has dominated returns for over 15+ years now and that is going to continue. Higher fees but QQQM, SMH, QTUM, etc. Making a few extra points annually over decades is valuable to your end goal. It sucks seeing red but it will be ok. Markets come back. Recessions fade. Most people don’t take enough risk on early on.
I bought the Van Eck QTUM ETF at around 20$, I would never buy a single Quantum Stock
QTUM and chill. Up 80% for me last 18 months.
I tend to keep most of my portfolio in ETFs (VOO, QQQ, IXUS, QTUM and NUKZ) and usually only have a maximum of 5% in any single stock. Of a single stock runs and I can't make sense of the new valuation based on the news I will trim my position and look for reentry at a lower price, missed some gains on IONQ but it didn't make sense to me why it even got to 40 in the first place. POET I will not reenter because it is moving on pure speculation and the most recent news have been a 400m dilution and the loss of their main client. I am currently FOMOed into Joby about 15% of my portfolio but the current price is a good 20% above my entry and I see it going higher based on catalysts coming this year and early next year. Current losers I hold are FIG and NOW, those I was at first 40% and 30% up but currently sitting at ~10% loss, not worried since I only put a few Ks in them. Entered PATH last week with a small position, hoping for earnings to help the stock regain some of that 30% loss ytd.
Their holdings aren’t as diverse, WQTM’s biggest holdings are mostly the small quantum startup companies, whereas QTUM holds many semiconductor and AI related stocks too so it depends on what you want QTUM holdings https://www.defianceetfs.com/qtum-full-holdings/ WQTM holdings are on on this page. https://www.wisdomtree.com/us/products/megatrends/wqtm#holdings
Several companies jumped up BIG 30% +this week as news Of US Fed Govt investing total of $ 1 billion into Quantum compainies; IBM, IONQ, INFQ, QBTS, and small cap flyers XNDU, LAES. I had a few $$ in ETF QTUM, but on closer inspection the fund held very little % of any of these Quantum focused companies. By luck I held some IONQ but closed out position late Friday. "Sell the news". Probably a few years out. If you can wait it out.
QTUM is a Quantum ETF that holds semis and no quantum lol
WQTM is a better pure play than QTUM. I'm up 50% from purchase.
You should tell this to the boys in r/ETFs trying to pump up QTUM
Most of QTUM is weighted with semiconductor stocks unfortunately. Probably Better to call it semiconductor with a quantum tilt etf. Not bad necessarily just not a pure play on the sector. I wanted to buy it until I looked at the holdings and decided it’s not actually a quantum etf at all. Nonetheless it has been ripping higher all year
Look at QTUM ETF all time chart and tell me it’s still a scam. 🍿
I still think it's quite early to pick a winner in quantum computing. Thus I just invest in etf QTUM and dont worry about it.
I own QTUM ETF and then I would buy a few other individual names for more leverage.
Like everything I invest I need to see its past performance. I own **QTUM**, a 7 year old etf and 0.4% expense ratio. My return is +95% with +76% contributed from last year interest. Almost 3 years holding the etf paying 0.58% dividend.
QTUM is what you're looking for most likely
QTUM is at ath though. I guess that makes any quantum stocks currentlx not at ath undervalued for the time being.
Buying QTUM and RGTI. Will buy semis on the way down.
[Me holding the QTUM etf with this news](https://youtu.be/WWCLI7lXEdI?si=uqIc_8VLKrNEfdGr)
IBM QBTS RGTI INFQ they all got a split of the 2 billion stake. Or to avoid giving you headache QTUM etf
QTUM - Quantum Computing ETF Ascended Hero - Pokemon Sealed product
EUV is brand new etf focused on photonics Has really good mix of stocks. Its started slow but started trading in a tech pullback. QTUM is currently best etf for the next big thing after photonics: Neuromorphic computing. That can change but I bought a small amount and will dca over next 3-4 months
Got in Bitcoin around 800 each in 2015... luckily I put 10k in at the time and it got me approx 11.43 btc. Sold all last year in October after holding for 10 years.. and lump summed it all into VOO. Ethereum around 70 each. Got into Terawulf (WULF) in early 2023 at around 1.50/share. Several other single stocks, but I've primarily invested into VOO. The next plays are QTUM, AIQ, XBI, VDE, and TINY.
Now this is just my opinion, but to me, you can consolidate most of this with some ETFs you already hold, then add an S&P market weighted one to consolidate most others...and then just keep (and add $ to) the stocks you're most passionate and bullish about individually. Because dang, I don't have high blood pressure myself but I would if I had to watch this portfolio get bounced around in 2026 "the year of volatility" by more variables that anyone here could list (war, inflation, finicky earnings results, fuel shortages, to name a few obvious ones). You hold some strong consolidation ETFs already, like DRAM and QTUM which overlap a lot of stocks you own. So all that's left is to get something like SCHG or market weighted S&P ETF so you can consolidate your smaller/weaker holdings (especially a lot of that software, eComm, and consumer discretionary stuff)...and then, just hang on to your big guns; I personally hold a lot of MU and RKLB, but that's just me and I was fortunate to get in those way back, so I urge you to research the ones that show the highest confidence to achieve their upside for the rest of 2026 (not what it's done so far, but what it can still do moving ahead), then consolidate the rest to ETFs. Note: I also encourage you to check the earnings dates for these so you can decide whether to sell now or wait until after earnings. Example: you have MercadoLibre which took a beating from their miss last week, so you'll have to decide how long it might take to build back up before selling. I call that one out because every "expert" I read says MELI and NOW are at the bottom and prime to buy, but I won't touch them...and I'm glad I don't because they continue to plummet. Anyway, that's up to your research and judgement, but I'd be inclined to consolidate those in an S&P ETF down the road, even though you have to hold them a lot longer now to avoid a loss...unless you want to harvest a tax loss later in the year 😞 Note: if you hang on to gold, that's fine, just know it'll be shaky until the war ends or inflation takes off (hopefully the former, not the latter, lol). I got out of most gold miners at the beginning of January and just invested in gold streaming (I hold Wheaton), and now my only mining stocks are non-US rare earths (I was fortunate buying into Lynas almost exactly one year ago and it has kicked ass for me, but hopefully there are others with a more responsible PE to consider buying in 2026 lol. Anyway, good luck getting this under control. You have lots of strong names...just too many, as you've learned.
DRAM & QTUM are better than trailing Pelosi. CANT LOSE!!!
QTUM and IONQ are interesting, but for a real 'life-changing' shift, I found that managed capital was the way to go. I turned $21k into $380k with Stocks and Bonds Capital. I don't just let it sit there, either; I've been pulling out chunks to enjoy life now while the account stays strong. It definitely beats the stress of waiting for a long-term 'maybe' in quantum.
If you have this angle, why aren’t you posting about RGTI, IONQ, QBUT, or at the very least.. QTUM? I went all in on QTUM early last year and then yolo’d some RGTI at $7, sold at like $45. Bought back in the other week. GOOGL has a lot of capex to spend on quantum research, but when I put my dollars into it, I feel like I’m investing in my email account or youtube, and not quantum research that is going to define a generation.
Bought 500 shares of QTUM and WQTM.
Wait why was QTUM hardly down at all? 150% in the last 5 years with drawdowns that aren't even that crazy.
QTUM is worth a look. It’s been positive YTD and has been doing well for me.
> I was thinking maybe quantum computing. IMO, there's a bunch of garbage in the QTUM ETF. You'd be better off going with a semiconductor fund like SMH (time might be running out though) or a broader AI & Energy sector ETF like AIPO which is my current flavor of the week. Yes, I'm addicted to thematic ETFs.
I don't try to pick winners. I just invest 5% of my portfolio in QTUM etf. It has all the pure quantum plays plus everyone that's related so you get MU, MSFT, and GOOGL too. Maybe too diverse for some people but the ROI has been amazing.
You mean you haven't been in QTUM for the last 5 years?
I am in just in case on the QTUM etf. No serious expectations and the amount is not life changing, just in case
Just go with QTUM etf and spread your risks.
Quantum is much much more realized than fusion. products are being developed and used, algos are being developed on simulators… Quantum at scale is only a matter of time. A safe-ish net might be the QTUM ETF because it has some of the big-iron holdings like Google, IBM, but the small co’s too
I was also looking at ARTY, QTUM, BOTZ, AIQ, CHAT. Anyone have any thoughts on those or others? There are some overlaps in the holdings, but each has their own mix.
Thank you for the advice btw, I'll make sure to post it the state of my portfolio next year for you :) I'm thinking of making a few more additions as I get some cash - especially PAVE, GRID, QTUM and ARKG.
I’m looking to invest $10k into the AI and quantum space and am deciding how to allocate it across the tickers below. I’ve done some initial research but would love to hear perspectives from others who’ve been following these names more closely ***AIQ, QTUM, IONQ, QBTS*** Any insights, risks, or allocation thoughts are welcome
What does every think about these etfs: ArkQ (automation/robotics) QTUM (quantum computing) SMH (semi conductors)
If you’re not someone that watches the graph daily & the stock market, that’s how i’d distribute 15k$ this year. Engine room : 40% allocation SMH : 25% / IYW : 15% Physical constraint : 30% allocation URA : 10% / GRID : 10% / NUKZ : 5% / DTCR : 5% Application : 20% allocation ARKQ : 20% Future option : 10% allocation QTUM: 10%
QTUM and let the ETF do it's thing. I have had the 4 pure plays for a little over a year now. I have CCCX/W and CHAC hoping for the mergers to finalize. I got in on QNC at 0.60. I have QTUM, GOOGL IBM and am eyeing Qantinuum and PsiQuantum on my wish list to go public. At the end of the day, you'll drive yourself nuts trying to keep up with each bit of news, rumor and B.S. hype. QTUM has given me ~150% in 15 months without paying any mind to it after making my initial purchase.
ETF’s… I’d do 70% VOO, and 10% each QQQM, SHLD, and QTUM. If I had to do sticks I’d do too big to fails: MSFT, META, APPL, GOOG, NVDA.
2025 Recap: Silver +139%, Critical Minerals +86%, Space +65%, Gold +61%, Semi +47%, Nuclear +47%, AI +44%, Quantum +33% Percentages are based on these tickers: * **SLV**: iShares Silver Trust * **SETM**: Sprott Critical Materials ETF * **UFO**: Procure Space ETF * **GLD**: SPDR Gold Trust * **CHAT**: Roundhill Generative AI & Technology ETF * **SMH**: VanEck Semiconductor ETF * **NLR**: VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF * **QTUM**: Defiance Quantum ETF
Have you read the prospectus for QTUM or seen the managers and their backgrounds?
Quantum computing companies like Rigetti and D-Wave or even a quantum computing ETF like QTUM
Qnc and RR all the way for me tomorrow. Huge news for Qnc. Defiance Quantum ETF (QTUM) just bought 18.5M QNC shares for their fund (probably in block tranches across the week). As of Thursday (12/18), the publicly reported portfolio didn't include QNC --> now, out of a portfolio of 85 equities QNC is their largest holding. This is noteworthy by all standards of market visibility and a key statement of confidence in the value trajectory for QNC
The **Defiance Quantum ETF (QTUM)** is expected to see significant selling pressure in certain stocks like RGTI during their rebalance on Friday.
QTUM prospectus and website has breakdown.
1 year is HYSA. If you want to bet it all on black, I'd go with SOXX, QTUM, or RGTI.
Yup that’s why i’m going with the ETF (QTUM) so I don’t have to manage individual stocks.