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Top Performers

RankTicker1M %6M %1Y %YTD %Key Drivers
1MU24%187%76%126%Explosive demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) has driven Micron’s margins and revenue sharply higher, making it the portfolio’s top performer.
2AVGO0.17%103%91%49%Broadcom has captured AI networking and custom chip demand, securing new hyperscaler partnerships and expanding margins.
3VRT26%136%51%46%Vertiv continues to benefit from the massive power and cooling requirements of AI data centers worldwide.
4TSM12%95%44%47%TSMC remains the dominant foundry for advanced AI chips, supported by expanding CoWoS packaging capacity.
5ASML17%60%45%45%ASML’s EUV lithography machines remain the backbone of semiconductor manufacturing, sustaining consistent global demand.
6ANET-0.06%100%40%27%Arista Networks gained from ongoing AI data center network upgrades and higher 800G switch adoption.
7NVDA7.08%80%33%32%NVIDIA maintained steady growth after a historic rally, with Blackwell-generation GPUs reinforcing its market dominance.
8SMCI16%65%9.56%74%Super Micro continues to ship AI-optimized servers at scale, though growth has moderated after a strong start to the year.
9ETN2.33%38%6.60%12%Eaton provided modest but positive returns, supported by stable growth in electrical grid and data center power systems.

Highlights:

  • Semiconductor leadership: Micron, Broadcom, and TSMC dominated 1Y and YTD returns, fueled by global AI chip demand.
  • Infrastructure momentum: Vertiv and Eaton demonstrated steady growth as data center buildouts accelerated.
  • Networking strength: Arista maintained solid long-term gains from hyperscaler spending.
  • Balanced exposure: While short-term volatility remains, broad strength across compute, manufacturing, and infrastructure underscores the portfolio’s strategic positioning in the AI buildout cycle.
Updated on Oct 17, 2025