But for ETF investors, there may be an opportunity. As Wall Street was yawning at the iPhone 17’s incremental feature enhancements, some funds may consider getting ready for what’s next: Apple’s bid to catch up on artificial intelligence.
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Two of them are:
The bet isn’t that Apple itself is suddenly going to blast higher. It’s that Apple’s AI catch-up won’t be a solo performance. Either through licensing, partnerships, or even acquisition, the firms that facilitate Apple’s turn all profit — and AIQ and CHAT already do so in scale.
For investors, that means there’s more than one way to play Apple’s next act. Instead of putting your money on Cupertino alone, these ETFs allow you to diversify among the very companies set up to drive the iPhone maker’s jump from sleek hardware to smart intelligence.
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