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H6UEF4WU8X

These stocks are getting added to the NASDAQ 100 in 10 days: RKLB, ALAB, CRWV, NBIS, TER... bol'ish

Extreme-Island-5041

The five companies being added to the index are: Astera Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: ALAB) CoreWeave Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWV) Nebius Group N.V. (NASDAQ: NBIS) Rocket Lab Corporation (NASDAQ: RKLB) Teradyne Inc. (NASDAQ: TER).

DuskyMenace

Astera Labs (ALAB), CoreWeave (CRWV), Nebius (NBIS), and Teradyne (TER) are being added to Nasdaq 100 on 22nd June. Are they guaranteed to go up?

Vlisa

lmao literally sold TER today to buy some DRAM.

SpezJailbaitMod

NASDAQ announced changes to the NASDAQ-100 Index effective June 22, 2026, adding five companies and removing five others in its quarterly rebalance. The five companies being added to the index are Astera Labs Inc. (NASDAQ:  ALAB), CoreWeave Inc. (NASDAQ:  CRWV), Nebius Group N.V. (NASDAQ:  NBIS), Rocket Lab Corporation (NASDAQ:  RKLB), and Teradyne Inc. (NASDAQ:  TER). Five companies will be removed from the index: Charter Communications Inc. (NASDAQ:  CHTR), Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation (NASDAQ:  CTSH), Insmed Incorporated (NASDAQ:  INSM), Verisk Analytics Inc. (NASDAQ:  VRSK), and Zscaler Inc. (NASDAQ:  ZS). The changes take effect before market opening on June 22, 2026, according to the company's statement. The NASDAQ-100 Index measures the performance of 100 of the largest NASDAQ-listed non-financial companies. According to NASDAQ, the index is tracked by more than 200 investment products with over $800 billion in assets under management

StrawberryOk8459

Fucking TER a little bitch

Illustrious_Play_985

Of course they’re stuffing more AI adjacent crap in there, index funds about to be forced buyers again. RKLB and TER are the only ones I’d even pretend to understand, the rest just feel like “we heard you guys like GPUs.” Gonna be fun watching the low float ones go vertical for no fundamental reason while boomers’ 401ks unknowingly fund the exit liquidity.

Necromancer2k8

This - -- Nasdaq (Nasdaq: NDAQ) today announced the results of the June 2026 quarterly rebalance of the Nasdaq-100 Index® (NDX®), which will become effective prior to market open on Monday, June 22, 2026. The following five companies will be added to the Index: Astera Labs, Inc. (Nasdaq: ALAB), CoreWeave, Inc. (Nasdaq: CRWV), Nebius Group N.V. (Nasdaq: NBIS), Rocket Lab Corporation (Nasdaq: RKLB), Teradyne, Inc. (Nasdaq: TER). The following five companies will be removed from the Index: Charter Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq: CHTR), Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation (Nasdaq: CTSH), Insmed Incorporated (Nasdaq: INSM), Verisk Analytics, Inc. (Nasdaq: VRSK), Zscaler, Inc.

booobReviewer

VWCE is a solid core for the long term — 0.22% TER for global diversification is hard to beat. At 24 with a 30+ year horizon, €10k in bonds is a bit conservative unless you're saving that for a specific goal (down payment, car, etc.). If this is purely retirement money and your job is stable, you could go 100% VWCE and simplify everything. The €1k/month contribution is doing the heavy lifting here anyway, not the allocation split. The main thing is making sure the emergency fund is separate and that €60k isn't your entire net worth going into one bet. (Not financial advice.)

sonsofshiva

What a fucking day. Had to push back all my SL cos accidentally liquidated myself twice today 🙈 Goodbye ARM, goodbye TER you shall be missed 🫡

smiling-politely-97

ON at $103 TER at $359 QCOM at $219 NOW at at $91 I didn't buy any of them lol

Mapeague

I have one of those TVs! We got it in 2005 when my dad married my now stepmom. Those images are crisp, especially **Xham$ter.com!** That fist day was insane... she got stuck under the couch! She was struggling and asking for help, so I **COME TO XHAM$TER.COM TO FIND OUT!**

TurboChargedRoomba

Anything in logistics, transportation, healthcare. Many of the companies are bought by larger corps so you can get exposure. Waymo through GOOG, Universal Robotics through TER, Amazon Robotics through AMZN (though they’ll never try to spin out to offer their solutions to other companies). The play could very much be on the companies that nail computer vision or sensing.

MachuMichu

Some I had on my watchlist in no particular order: VICR, AMBA, VPG, SYNA, TER, OUST

helpfromtheboys

If you like physical AI, look into TER, SYM, OUST

Frosty-Paperclip

AIPO seems intersting because it covers hardware and not software for AI. It is quite expensive: TER 0,69%

Grouchy-Trade-7250

It seems you misunderstood. i was contrasting fees for single stock buys (no ETF TER) with ETF TER. Scalable capital .de 

Grouchy-Trade-7250

Depends on how often you buy and sell and what the fees are. Buying a thematic ETF can be efficient if you want a lot of positions (10-20) , then hold for like a few months. Paying a fee for buying and selling each stock is sometimes more expensive than the the TER.

CMB3672

Teradyne, TER.

bullishchilipepper10

Okay it's time for robotics bubble. What names do we like I've been in OUST TER VPG

Aware_Secret_8910

If the bubble pops (as in there is not enough revenue to be made from AI to counterbalance the capex) then I think we might even see a -50% on QQQ and -35% on SPY. Depends also on rates and if we get a recession. As for the EUR/USD you can consider EUR Hedged ETFs after you understand how they work but the increased TER makes it hard to justify. ETFs are not automatically hedged if you buy them in EUR, which means that the EUR value you see is the conversion at the time you are looking at it. There are ETFs for bonds but I'm not sure how they work exactly, keep in mind that if they distribute dividends the taxation becomes a mess

twat_muncher

Never heard of her, I guess it was just listed in the past year or so. I have: ASML NL, AMAT US, LRCX US, KLAC US, TER US, ENTG US, as semi supply and materials over 10B market cap.

Perfect-Escape-3904

You need to remember, that they are all in it together. Millions of bankers, execs, private equity folk. Tens of thousands of companies. Main stream media manufacturing false information to see a narrative. Don’t get me started on every level of government. It’s all here working together to steal €11,000 from some Reddit investor that sat on the fence about buying a global equity etf for 9 months and has a spreadsheet tracking the performance differences of similar etf fund with minute TER fee differences. They’re all stupid, but the guy who just watched a YouTube video on how the tulip craze is a perfect analogy for today’s market is the one that needs to tell us that the whole system is about to come crashing down

CannaVestments

Stable Q1 showing from Terrascend. Fairly flat results across the board- from margins to revenue to cash flow but at solid levels. Good cash generation supports a relatively clean balance sheet, offering potential for M&A opportunities ahead given the current footprint is essentially fully built out with only Pennsylvania still to turn to adult-use sales (a prospect that is looking unlikely in the near-term). Management too praised the rescheduling order and identified the possibility of uplisting in the future. Full review: **Revenue:**  QoQ: $66.1M to $65.5M / YoY: $64.3M to $65.5M *Down 0.9% sequentially but up 1.8% from last year, working off the same base of assets. TER preannounced results so this was expected.* **Adjusted EBIDTA:**  QoQ: $16.7M to $17.4M / YoY: $18.1M to $17.4M *Up 4.2% sequentially but down 3.9% YoY. Margin was 26.5% in Q1, up from 25.2% in Q4 but down from 28.2% last year- at a good level.* **Gross Margins:**  QoQ 52.1% to 52.8% / YoY: 53.9% to 52.8% *Up modestly sequentially and down modest from last year- at a strong level relative to peers.* **Operating Expenses:**  QoQ: $22.8M to $23.1M / YoY: $22.4M to $23.1M *Essentially flat sequentially and YoY- stable cost control at a lean level.* **Operational Cash Flow:**  QoQ: $8.3M to $8.5M / YoY: $8.0M to $8.5M *Consistent cash generation sequentially and YoY. CapEx was just $865k in the quarter suggesting very minimal maintenance CapEx but also little reinvestment into new growth so M&A will be a more likely route.* **Cash:**  QoQ: $37.4M to $39.0M *Positive OCF was partially offset by CapEx spend + roughly $5.7M in debt paydown.*

Star_Lord924

I fucking hope gets back to that. Same with AMD. TER really fucked me hard today.

CD274

TER's my #1 most bullish stock that I keep mistiming

Star_Lord924

PLEASE AMD....PLEASE. 414+ and ill just exit stage left. But thw random fucking TER drop today murdered me.

Star_Lord924

QCOM fucking carrying me today. Need TER/AMD/MU to get back to green

andryusha13

Your point doesn't really make much sense. It contains the same exact memory stocks that you can buy individually without 0.65 p.a. TER and better balancing.

Star_Lord924

And bring AMD/ARM/QCOM/TER up with it? Thanks

Star_Lord924

Please stay the fuck away from AMD/MU/TER/QCOM/INTC/ARM. Respectfully. Thank you.

Star_Lord924

Also add QCOM/TER to that list for me

Star_Lord924

Qcom quietly up 30% this week. Keep goin baby. AMD/TER/QCOM/MU/INTC. Jesus fuck thank all of you. Today will be my biggest fucking score yet if these prices dont lose out too much into open. And then add ARM reporting today which could further the FOMO and everyone piling in calls and the sector gonna climb more. What a fucking week. Might hit 100k this week.

DeerComprehensive909

Not 100% conviction on this name but I took a small position in TER. Hard to see how they don't blow up with the semis doing what they're doing

thenorthernwhiteboy

This is the second Industrial Revolution and people are still watching from the sidelines yelling about a AI bubble it’s hilarious. Cisco was worth 5% of gdp, NVDA is now worth 12%+, MU is bigger than J&J and people are worried about income generation. The Jevons effect is real. Just wait until monetization comes in the next 12-18mnths. TER, MRVL, SNPS and NOW will all be worth exponentially more in 24mnths.

Star_Lord924

If AMD goes up even like 5%....I will be fucking ecstatic because it will bring my TER/qcom calls up with it and hopefully MU goes higher. But up 22k today and gonna let it ride for the night. Fuck it.

Star_Lord924

AMD...please just go over 370+ after earnings. And pull my TER/QCOM calls higher

_pout_

Hold QCOM. It has plenty of other buyers. Idk anything about TER

Star_Lord924

Torn whether I should hold my TER/QCOM calls through AMD earnings

Star_Lord924

Qcom =17% below ATH. TER = 22% below ATH. Both are poised to rise up hard again with more semi-industry earnings this week.

Star_Lord924

Really hoping TER can shoot up back over 370 by EOW.

Star_Lord924

Calls on all. AMD/ARM/TER/QCOM/INTC/MU/SOUN/NVDA

Star_Lord924

Hoping TER can rip to 365+ this week with more semi earnings on deck

Star_Lord924

Hoping that with AMD/ARM reporting this week..it will have a positive reflection on TER and drive them back up over 365+ .

TreGet234

TER topping is rather bearish. Semis prices to literal perfection, even weird wording in guidance can crash the stocks. Still a market wide crash seems unlikely. Corporate profits at no sign of slowing down despite all the factors that could shake up the underlying economy. Fed also always able to print like crazy even in inflation, it's not like they dgaf that much. I don't even know what trump could possibly do to crash this again. Maybe the next crash will originate in japan or china. Those could cause unpredictable meltdowns. Junk and EM spreads are also still not far off historic lows. World economy seems plenty strong and resilient no matter any potential cracks.

Status-Net2947

TER was such a good move of mine two days ago. No options unfortunately

dvdmovie1

LITE, AVGO, CLS, AEHR, BE, NVDA, TER, FPS and some others, including a number of Japanese names. "like BE perhaps?, are worth buying even at these levels?" There's little in AI/AI-adjacent that I think isn't overextended at this point. Doesn't mean they can't become more overextended, but there's a point where it's been an incredible run in some of this stuff. Trim some, sell a couple things entirely and keep great cost basis in remainder rather than keep piling in and being 110% risk-on AI when the next rotation/correction inevitably occurs. FPS is one thing that got interesting recently after the offering, but that's up 30%+ since pretty much in a straight line since.

callsonreddit

TER +10% first second after open shows the -20% yesterday was bs.. I threw 10k but wish 100k lol

Vlisa

Shoulda bought that TER dip, but bought ASML instead. Might still buy some with margin.

Status-Net2947

Went in TER yesterday. Feeling good so far

IllllIIlIllIllllIlll

Sorry but saying "managing an AUM of 0.3%" is 100% nonsense. Just learn English. If you're talking about fees then just say "fees" or TER.

callsonreddit

Was TER -20% justified? My understanding double beat

Status-Net2947

Bought TER, Intuitive and a little bit MSFT

callsonreddit

TER -16%..

callsonreddit

wtf TER dropped 6%

callsonreddit

TER good earnings but not exceptional so drop?

TreGet234

Oh citrini sold TER. Guess it's dead then. Sigh.

callsonreddit

Why TER bad earnings?

Vlisa

Own TER and BE. Perfectly balanced post Earnings Report.

Grand_Chicken_7352

Look how Broadcom performed shortly after their beat earnings, now look how its performed, TER is only going higher.

Status-Net2947

Time to buy TER

Shot-Welcome-2822

Whew good thing I chicken out of those TER calls

Crazy_Donkies

How does TER forecast lower Q2 revenue and profits than Q1 in this environment.  Lose a customer? 

callsonreddit

TER wtf -11%

callsonreddit

TER earnings out yet? Good or bad?

Shot-Welcome-2822

Waiting for TER, chickened out of calls at the end of day

drakilian

And now we discover if memory stocks and semis get to live another day or not off STX and TER earnings

i_try_all_day

Who’s playing TER? I’m not but rooting for you

TreGet234

TER will blast off into space after earnings.

TreGet234

No TER? Usually it pumps to infinity.

Misterfutures

Anyone playing TER today before earnings?

Comfortable-Sky7801

Is anyone going in on TER before earnings?

bendersd

TER? EME? I’ve watched MPWR moon and it doesn’t seem to stop.

ateranol

I'm pretty sure the only subreddit where the the average person makes money is bogleheads. And that whole subreddit boomer autists indefinitely arguing wether to get VT or VTI+VXUS to save 0.00001% on TER.

FBastao

Hi, The first approach is less risky, simpler, and better for the long term. Consider FWIA over VWCE, as its fee is 0.15% and it tracks the same index. Also consider AVWC over both FWIA and VWCE. Although its TER of 0.22% is slightly higher, the fund is expected to have higher long-term returns.

No_Pepper7348

It’s tough. I bought TER in 2014. Still have it and it’s tough to hang on to such a gain. I feel the company will hit 1000 though or do a massive split.

MDthrowItaway

If you are talking about getting into robotics (really automation) before it was cool, i got into TER and ABB right around covid thinking that companies would seek to automate their work forces. I them got into some AI picks and shovel companies mid last year thinking they would provide the brains behind the automation (ASML, ALAB, BE, NBIS, CRDO). These names all mostly jumped onto the AI hype train the past year.. but they are extremely volatile and have ridden some of these from +250% to 0 back to up 400%. Im not sure if ill ever catch on early onto a theme like that again in my lifetime.

Locke_____Lamora

Mu, googl, PL, TER, GEV, MRVL all decent buys or will be soon after some short consolidation.

Ok-Contribution115

I sold everything and went fully into TER. 

Locke_____Lamora

I'm in LITE, AMD, TER, NBIS. Gonna be a good day I think.

Klorel

there are some niche ETF that exclude IPO for 12month, which seems very smart as most IPO suck. but thei TER is much higher :-/

music_is_gud

TER and yall are welcome.

groovychick

It’s not TDY, it’s TER.

austinfilm153

That TER is kinda high, isn't it? I've been looking into similar ETFs but trying to keep the expense ratio under 0.5%. Anyone know of comparable funds with lower fees?

Tigulla_SRT24

I feel like shit Shorting SPY CRWV TER RKLB MRVL down and counting May be close for loss Then we tank for sure

Finance_Guy297

Basically yes, for a first-time investor with a long horizon, VWCE, or VWRP if you'd prefer distributing, is hard to beat. One fund, with around 3,700 holdings, automatic rebalancing and low TER. You don't need to add complexity on top of it, especially at the start, and for a new investor, the simpler the better. I would put the 50k in VWCE, then set up a monthly DCA, if you have ongoing savings and revisit in a few years once you understand the basics better. Then you could actually have a better understanding on how this things are actually working, and make your own assessment.

Recent_Register_2952

at least my TER is up 271%

callsonreddit

Wtf TER

Sedulas

It's nice idea but TER seems to be a bit too high for me

Cramer4President

TER 290p got me mansion shopping bitches, who in?

Cramer4President

TER dropping! Puts gonna make me rich Already looking at lambo colours

basementdweller263

Yep, they’re basically “VOO for Europeans.” VOO is the US listed Vanguard S&P 500 ETF, but EU brokers usually can’t sell it (PRIIPs). VUSA and VUAA are UCITS versions that track the same index, just different share classes: VUSA pays dividends out, VUAA reinvests (accumulating). If you’re young and holding long term, VUAA is usually the simpler set and forget pick. SPYL and iShares are fine too, the main differences are distributing vs accumulating, TER, and fund size/liquidity.

Cramer4President

TER ripping again, thinking calls tomorrow

playstationjeans

Today's purchases: ITA, VRT, and a little bit of COHR, CEG, GEV, ETN, TER My major positions are MU (80%) then AI buildout choke points followed by energy company's that are well positioned to supply it all. Now going into ITA after white house telling the weapons department they're going to ramp up production, also watching KRMN and HWM.

neurapathy

AMZN - increased energy costs may hurt both aws and online product sales margins, but long term they will continue to be a juggernaut.  TER, ROK, SYM - robots replacing humans will only become more widely adopted as AI increases the tasks that can be automated.

CMB3672

Im up around 100% on TER. Really not sure where this is going, but they make a ton of money and will continue to with chip testing. Funny thing is their robotics division hasn’t even got to its full potential yet.

Salty-Bar-1975

Who's traded Teradyne (TER) before?

Diddly_eyed_Dipshite

I hold some of all the main ones mentioned here all over, but I never see people mention these companies that have been doing solid, any holders? TER Teradyne CLS Celestica AMAT Applied Materials And I'm hopeful for POET too

ulixes1991

To add: there’s daily settlement, so the monthly returns are not equal to 3x the performance for instance (neglecting the TER)

No_Rip9637

I like the idea of a vegan etf. What I don't like is that it has a TER of 0.6% which is not terribly bad but also not very good.