diversified ETF structure dilutes robotics upside
I would avoid KID because its humanoid robotics exposure is deliberately wide and diversified (multiple ~1.8–2% positions), which dilutes the upside from picking the single hardware winner you actually want and just adds ETF fees.
KID's humanoid robotics exposure is spread across multiple small positions near 1.8–2% each, which dilutes the return from identifying the true hardware winner in a winner-take-most dynamic. ETF fees compound the drag from this diversification approach.
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