Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/5dAzO8ZvEqm.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter SMH Is Up 52% This Year — Heres Why Im Not Adding A Single Share Insperity Invitational [anJBIzlbfOp] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Tag: #Insperity Invitational, #caty mcnally, #wuthering waves, #ida di filippoSMH is down 3.4% today as I'm filming this. It is bengals still up 52% year to date. It is 15% of my real $488,000 portfolio. And I am not adding a single share at these levels even on a red day like today. This is the full SMH deep dive: what it is, why I own it at 15%, the AI infrastructure thesis from the physical chip layer up, and the four honest risks most semiconductor videos will not tell you. What I cover: What SMH actually is 25 holdings, 0.35% expense ratio, $63.61B AUM, the NVIDIA 20% cap mechanism Why SMH vs SOXX global supply chain exposure, TSMC and ASML inclusion The AI infrastructure thesis three physical layers: NVIDIA (design), TSMC (manufacturing), ASML (tooling) Why the AI capex cycle is competitively mandatory for hyperscalers not discretionary Why 15% and not 30% semiconductor cycle risk and position sizing logic The 2025 tariff shock SMH fell 30.1% in weeks, the most recent proof of cycle risk Why I'm not adding at 52% YTD the discipline of not letting performance drive position sizing SOXQ at 5% same 30 holdings as SOXX at 0.19% vs 0.35% expense ratio Four honest risks: AI capex slowdown, export controls, tariff shock repeat, valuation compression The JPMorgan vs Morgan Stanley split on chips right now both sides of the Wall St debate Live data (July 28, 2026):SMH: Price: $529.88 down 3.40% today YTD 2026: +52.22% 2025: +49% AUM: $63.61B Expense ratio: 0.35% Holdings: 25 20% single-stock cap at quarterly rebalanceTop holdings (as of June 29, 2026): NVIDIA: 17.75% fiscal 2026 revenue $215.9B +65% YoY TSMC: 9.04% world's dominant contract chip fab 3nm gross margins crossing average in H2 2026 Broadcom: 6% Q2 AI semiconductor revenue $10.8B +143% YoY Micron: 7% HBM memory for AI data centers ASML: 5% only maker of EUV lithography machines globally Top 10 holdings: 6065% of fundThe AI infrastructure numbers: Goldman Sachs AI capex projection 2026: $765B global Amazon + Microsoft + Alphabet + Meta AI infrastructure spend: $600B+ in 2026 alone Semiconductor industry revenue 2026: $1.3T (up from $791.7B in 2025) The picks and shovels thesis: NVIDIA (design) TSMC (manufacturing) ASML (tooling) all three are irreplaceable at current AI scaleThe cycle risk: 2025 US Tariff Shock: SMH fell -30.1% in weeks recent proof that the cycle is real 2026 current: JPMorgan says summer buying opportunity coming Morgan Stanley says hard H2 ahead Chinese regulators considering tightening export controls on AI/semiconductor tech (FT, July 2026) NVIDIA 20% cap mechanism: VanEck forced to trim NVIDIA at each rebalance when it exceeds the social security capSOXQ (companion position at 5%): Same 30 holdings as SOXX 0.19% expense ratio vs SOXX's 0.35% 0.16% annual fee saving on same exposure SMH 15% + SOXQ 5% = 20% total semiconductor at 0.30% blended expense ratio Help me reach 20K subscribers: www.youtube.com/@DennisDamron?Subconfirmation=1Start Investing Today Affiliate Links:Stock Analysis: Get $5$200 in FREE Stocks: M1 Finance: Become a Member: Timestamps:0:00 SMH down 3.4% today and I'm not buying the dip0:45 What newhook SMH actually is 25 largest US-listed semiconductor companies1:15 Top holdings Nvidia 18%, TSMC 9%, Micron 7%, Broadcom 6%1:45 The 20% single security cap how it systematically trims Nvidia2:20 Why SMH is only 15% and not 25% or 35%2:50 Semiconductor cycle risk the 2025 tariff shock dropped SMH 30%+3:30 52% YTD, 49% in 2025 over 100% in 18 months, this pace won't last4:00 Why 15% is the right size the draw down math explained4:45 Position sizing is not about conviction it's about what you can hold5:15 Why I'm not adding even on a red day today5:50 How M1 Finance automatic contributions handle the rebalancing6:20 The thesis hasn't changed the price has6:45 Risk #1 AI capex slowdown (JP Morgan bullish, Morgan Stanley bearish)7:30 Risk #2 export controls on semiconductors and China restrictions8:00 Risk #3 tariff and trade shock (proven in 2025, not hypothetical)8:30 Risk #4 valuation compression if AI spending projections disappoint9:00 Three physical layers of AI infrastructure SMH owns9:30 Today's 3.4% drop in context 52% YTD still9:50 The never-sell principle applied to a volatile single-sector ETF10:20 JP Morgan vs Morgan Stanley which side are you on? Drop it below*Not investment advice. For educational purposes only. Affiliate links above may result in compensation. Dennis Damron#SMH #SemiconductorETF #AIInvesting #SMHetf #NVIDIA #TSMC #ETFInvesting #WealthBuilding #AIStocks #ChipStocks #LongTermInvesting #DennisDamron
Tag: #Insperity Invitational, #caty mcnally, #wuthering waves, #ida di filippoSMH is down 3.4% today as I'm filming this. It is bengals still up 52% year to date. It is 15% of my real $488,000 portfolio. And I am not adding a single share at these levels even on a red day like today. This is the full SMH deep dive: what it is, why I own it at 15%, the AI infrastructure thesis from the physical chip layer up, and the four honest risks most semiconductor videos will not tell you. What I cover: What SMH actually is 25 holdings, 0.35% expense ratio, $63.61B AUM, the NVIDIA 20% cap mechanism Why SMH vs SOXX global supply chain exposure, TSMC and ASML inclusion The AI infrastructure thesis three physical layers: NVIDIA (design), TSMC (manufacturing), ASML (tooling) Why the AI capex cycle is competitively mandatory for hyperscalers not discretionary Why 15% and not 30% semiconductor cycle risk and position sizing logic The 2025 tariff shock SMH fell 30.1% in weeks, the most recent proof of cycle risk Why I'm not adding at 52% YTD the discipline of not letting performance drive position sizing SOXQ at 5% same 30 holdings as SOXX at 0.19% vs 0.35% expense ratio Four honest risks: AI capex slowdown, export controls, tariff shock repeat, valuation compression The JPMorgan vs Morgan Stanley split on chips right now both sides of the Wall St debate Live data (July 28, 2026):SMH: Price: $529.88 down 3.40% today YTD 2026: +52.22% 2025: +49% AUM: $63.61B Expense ratio: 0.35% Holdings: 25 20% single-stock cap at quarterly rebalanceTop holdings (as of June 29, 2026): NVIDIA: 17.75% fiscal 2026 revenue $215.9B +65% YoY TSMC: 9.04% world's dominant contract chip fab 3nm gross margins crossing average in H2 2026 Broadcom: 6% Q2 AI semiconductor revenue $10.8B +143% YoY Micron: 7% HBM memory for AI data centers ASML: 5% only maker of EUV lithography machines globally Top 10 holdings: 6065% of fundThe AI infrastructure numbers: Goldman Sachs AI capex projection 2026: $765B global Amazon + Microsoft + Alphabet + Meta AI infrastructure spend: $600B+ in 2026 alone Semiconductor industry revenue 2026: $1.3T (up from $791.7B in 2025) The picks and shovels thesis: NVIDIA (design) TSMC (manufacturing) ASML (tooling) all three are irreplaceable at current AI scaleThe cycle risk: 2025 US Tariff Shock: SMH fell -30.1% in weeks recent proof that the cycle is real 2026 current: JPMorgan says summer buying opportunity coming Morgan Stanley says hard H2 ahead Chinese regulators considering tightening export controls on AI/semiconductor tech (FT, July 2026) NVIDIA 20% cap mechanism: VanEck forced to trim NVIDIA at each rebalance when it exceeds the social security capSOXQ (companion position at 5%): Same 30 holdings as SOXX 0.19% expense ratio vs SOXX's 0.35% 0.16% annual fee saving on same exposure SMH 15% + SOXQ 5% = 20% total semiconductor at 0.30% blended expense ratio Help me reach 20K subscribers: www.youtube.com/@DennisDamron?Subconfirmation=1Start Investing Today Affiliate Links:Stock Analysis: Get $5$200 in FREE Stocks: M1 Finance: Become a Member: Timestamps:0:00 SMH down 3.4% today and I'm not buying the dip0:45 What newhook SMH actually is 25 largest US-listed semiconductor companies1:15 Top holdings Nvidia 18%, TSMC 9%, Micron 7%, Broadcom 6%1:45 The 20% single security cap how it systematically trims Nvidia2:20 Why SMH is only 15% and not 25% or 35%2:50 Semiconductor cycle risk the 2025 tariff shock dropped SMH 30%+3:30 52% YTD, 49% in 2025 over 100% in 18 months, this pace won't last4:00 Why 15% is the right size the draw down math explained4:45 Position sizing is not about conviction it's about what you can hold5:15 Why I'm not adding even on a red day today5:50 How M1 Finance automatic contributions handle the rebalancing6:20 The thesis hasn't changed the price has6:45 Risk #1 AI capex slowdown (JP Morgan bullish, Morgan Stanley bearish)7:30 Risk #2 export controls on semiconductors and China restrictions8:00 Risk #3 tariff and trade shock (proven in 2025, not hypothetical)8:30 Risk #4 valuation compression if AI spending projections disappoint9:00 Three physical layers of AI infrastructure SMH owns9:30 Today's 3.4% drop in context 52% YTD still9:50 The never-sell principle applied to a volatile single-sector ETF10:20 JP Morgan vs Morgan Stanley which side are you on? Drop it below*Not investment advice. For educational purposes only. Affiliate links above may result in compensation. Dennis Damron#SMH #SemiconductorETF #AIInvesting #SMHetf #NVIDIA #TSMC #ETFInvesting #WealthBuilding #AIStocks #ChipStocks #LongTermInvesting #DennisDamron