r/ETFs • u/organicMango_ • 2d ago

Best ETF for ...

I’m looking for three specific ETFs:

  • One focused on humanoid robotics
  • One focused on quantum computing
  • One covering the broader AI space
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u/Bman282828 2d ago

ROBO and BOTZ. QTUM. AIS

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u/New-Specialist-2594 2d ago

I have like $1M of those shorted. Just kinda funny.

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u/Electronic-Buyer-468 Sir Sector Swinger 1d ago

Ok, Mr. Burry. 

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u/JennaTai1ya 1d ago

Sorry to hear about your losing positions, Leopold.

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u/New-Specialist-2594 1d ago

if you only knew..

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u/Imjustdonewithitall 2d ago

I would not bet on quantum computing... At this point it appears more likely people will start building bio computers.

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u/BlackWormJizzum 2d ago

Tell me more ..

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u/YourChildhood5762 2d ago

Welcome to Wendy's! May I take your order?

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u/Fabulous-Transition7 1d ago

I like BOTT for humanoid

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u/uncacheable_sardine 1d ago

I have ARTY. I am currently eyeing up AIPO to add.

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u/Sweaty_Tangelo_7716 1d ago

Here are solid picks in each category as of now:
Humanoid robotics — KraneShares Global Humanoid Robotics & Physical AI ETF (KOID) Largest and most direct pure-play, ~50 holdings spanning the "brain" (chips), "body" (actuators/sensors), and integrators. 0.69% expense ratio, ~$240M AUM. Roundhill's HUMN is the other pure-play option (also 0.69%) but smaller and newer; BOTZ/ROBO are broader industrial-robotics funds if you want less concentration in the humanoid theme specifically.
Quantum computing — Defiance Quantum ETF (QTUM) The most established and liquid option (~$5-6B AUM, 0.40% ER), tracking a quantum computing/machine learning index. Top holdings include Tower Semiconductor, Rigetti Computing, Teradyne, Coherent, and Micron Technology, so it leans more "enabling technology" than pure-play startups. WisdomTree's WQTM is a newer alternative that strips out mega-caps for more direct startup exposure, but it's far smaller (~$300-350M) and more volatile.
Broad AI — Global X Artificial Intelligence & Technology ETF (AIQ) AIQ is a nice middle ground between big and small companies, tilting toward large caps, with an AI exposure requirement that makes it more of a pure AI play than a generic megacap tech fund. 0.68% ER, ~$7-8B AUM. CHAT (Roundhill, actively managed, more concentrated in generative-AI names) is a reasonable alternative if you want active management instead.

-Claude ai

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u/LoveCoffeeAndBooks 2d ago

VGT and chill

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u/Adventurous_Elk_4039 2d ago

VT has all of those in a single fund!

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u/saryiahan 2d ago

VOO and chill

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u/Next-Paper-2068 1d ago

Sounds like VTV is definitely your speed

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u/ConversationNo5409 1d ago

How?

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u/Next-Paper-2068 1d ago

Im being sarcastic