Goldman Sachs' Technology Opportunities ETF (GTOP) has emerged as one of the firm's strongest-performing funds this year, benefiting from investors' continued appetite for technology and artificial intelligence (AI) exposure. The actively managed fund has gained roughly 33.

Emphasis on regional gaming assets reduces tenant performance volatility, insulating GLPI from Las Vegas tourism slumps while supporting resilient performance metrics. GLPI's robust fundamentals, discounted Price/AFFO of 9.12x, and dividend yield of 8.70% create compelling return prospects. Risks include the higher borrowing costs environment, GLPI's seasonally weaker trading months through October, and mixed optics from VICI tenants' take-private/merger negotiations.

AMD has turned a few thousand dollars into life-changing wealth over the past decade, but the same run from a trillion-dollar market cap would dwarf every chip giant alive today. Here is what stands between AMD and that outcome.

Advanced Micro Devices is rapidly expanding its footprint in data center GPUs and high-performance computing. Broadcom maintains a highly profitable mix of semiconductor solutions and enterprise infrastructure software.

AMD surged 221% in the past year while NVIDIA gained just 31%, yet one of these AI chip giants still dominates every metric that matters for a decade-long hold in a retirement portfolio.

AMD has surged past every analyst price target on the back of gigawatt-scale AI chip commitments, but the product that justifies this valuation has not yet shipped a single unit at scale.

Broadcom quietly powers the AI chips hyperscalers brand as their own, while AMD wages a public battle against Nvidia with full server racks and a valuation that leaves no room for error.

AMD's CEO has been meeting executives in Taiwan and South Korea.

AMD CEO Lisa Su said on Wednesday that the US chipmaker continues to ​explore partnership opportunities with Samsung Electronics in ‌the memory and foundry businesses.

In the most recent trading session, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) closed at $649.42, indicating a +2.8% shift from the previous trading day.