Fidelity MSCI Information Technology Index ETF news

Receives Zacks ETF Rank of 1 (Strong Buy), has low expense ratio of 0.08%, strong year-to-date performance of 19.87%, substantial assets under management of $20.51 billion, and effective diversification with 297 holdings.

Offers broader diversification with 285 holdings, lower expense ratio (0.08%), and more stable performance with lower volatility (beta 1.48). While 1-year returns of 37% lag CHAT, it provides a smoother, more sustainable investment approach for conservative investors seeking tech exposure.

FTEC offers attractive features including lower expense ratio (0.08%), broader diversification across 300 stocks, lower volatility (beta 1.46 vs 2.32), and milder drawdowns. Recommended for risk-averse investors seeking broad tech exposure with lower fees.

Praised for superior performance with 39.28% 1-year return and $2,437 growth on $1,000 invested over 5 years. Recommended for long-term investors with high risk tolerance who can withstand deeper drawdowns (34.95%) and want exposure to AI and semiconductors.

Offers broad diversification (286 holdings), very low expense ratio (0.08%), lower maximum drawdown (27.3%), and passive set-and-forget approach. While 1-year returns (60.5%) lag CHAT, it provides stable, cost-efficient tech sector exposure suitable for long-term investors.

Highlighted for significantly lower expense ratio (0.08%), broader diversification (286 holdings), lower volatility (34.90% max drawdown vs 45.80%), and suitability for risk-averse investors seeking tech exposure beyond semiconductors.

Highlighted as offering broader diversification with 294 holdings versus XLK's 73, providing exposure to smaller growth companies and nearly the entire U.S. tech universe. Suitable for investors seeking greater diversification within the tech sector.

Highlighted for significantly lower expense ratio (0.08%), broader diversification with 294 holdings, higher dividend yield (0.4%), lower maximum drawdown over 5 years (34.95%), and comparable returns to competitor, making it attractive for cost-conscious investors.

Offers broad technology sector exposure across 290 holdings with a very low expense ratio (0.08%), making it attractive for cost-conscious investors seeking wide tech diversification. However, lagged SOXX on recent returns and is heavily concentrated in three mega-cap names (Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft).

FTEC charges a slightly lower expense ratio at 0.08% compared to VGT, benefiting long-term buy-and-hold investors through reduced fees. Despite smaller assets, it delivers nearly identical performance and portfolio composition, making it an efficient cost option.

Diversified tech ETF with 15.4% Apple weighting; offers balanced exposure to technology sector with reduced company-specific risk.

Lower expense ratio (0.08% vs 0.37%), broader diversification with 294 holdings, higher 1-year return (15.4% vs 13.8%), lower maximum drawdown (35% vs 39.4%), and higher dividend yield (0.4% vs 0.1%) make it the more attractive option for most investors.

ETF offers 17.73% exposure to Apple; sentiment depends on underlying Apple performance and broader tech sector dynamics.

Largest fund with $22.15 billion in assets and 298 tech holdings; Microsoft at 11.18%; best year-to-date performance at 31.3% with lowest fees (8 bps) offers comprehensive tech diversification with minimal cost.

Similar to VGT, tech sector could still perform well but carries valuation risk with much positive sentiment already reflected in prices.

Apple-heavy tech ETF providing diversified tech exposure as alternative to concentrated Apple stock investment.

NVIDIA-heavy ETF (14-20% allocation) provides diversified exposure to AI and technology trends while reducing single-stock risk. Offers cushion against company-specific volatility while maintaining significant upside participation.

Outperformed the industrials index in the first half of 2026, representing the best-performing sector index in Fidelity's lineup, driven by AI-related gains.