SMH vs SMHX: Comparing VanEck’s Semiconductor ETFs

SMH vs SMHX: Comparing VanEck’s Semiconductor ETFs

VanEck's Frasse breaks down the funds' differences and talks the semiconductor industry outlook.

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Reviewed by: etf.com Staff
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Edited by: Kent Thune

The VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) is a highly popular exchange-traded fund with almost $23 billion in assets under management.

SMH is at the center of the hottest trend in the stock market—the AI boom. The fund is up 38% this year and has pulled in $6 billion in inflows.

Given that tremendous success, why did VanEck decide to launch another semiconductor ETF?

In this episode of Talk ETFs, Nick Frasse, Associate Product Manager at VanEck, sits down with etf.com Senior Analyst Sumit Roy to discuss why his firm created the VanEck Fabless Semiconductor ETF (SMHX), which launched on August 28.

Frasse breaks down the differences between SMH and SMHX, as well as where he sees the semiconductor industry headed. 

Talk ETFs is a weekly video series hosted by etf.com’s Senior Analyst Sumit Roy. Episodes highlight up-to-the-minute investing trends and strategies with commentary from leading experts in the ETF industry.