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Latest News In AI Chips - Leveraged ETFs Unlock Potent Trading Opportunities in Dynamic Markets

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GraniteShares has launched two new leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focusing on AI chip technology, offering sophisticated investors amplified exposure to two prominent stocks: MARA Holdings and Marvell Technology. These ETFs, named GraniteShares 2x Long MARA Daily ETF (MRAL) and GraniteShares 2x Long MRVL Daily ETF (MVLL), aim to achieve 200% of the daily performance of MARA and MRVL, respectively, allowing for tactical trading based on market trends and news. The funds cater to investors interested in short-term momentum within the digital asset and semiconductor technology sectors. GraniteShares continues to expand its portfolio of leveraged single-stock ETFs, catering to traders seeking high-conviction opportunities in dynamic markets.

In other trading, Broadcom was trading firmly up 8.6% and closing at $194.96. At the same time, MediaTek lagged, down 4.8% to end trading at NT$1,395.00.

Marvell Technology's collaboration with AWS is expected to boost its data center and AI revenue. Click here to explore how this partnership might impact Marvell's market position and financials.

For an in-depth exploration of the AI Chips investment landscape and the implications of emerging technological advancements, you might find our Market Insights article titled "DeepSeek and Trump’s EOs: The Winners And Losers" particularly enlightening, as it analyzes the recent developments in AI models like DeepSeek's R1 and their potential impact on the AI ecosystem, including hardware demand and market dynamics.

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  • NVIDIA finished trading at $112.69 up 1.9%.

  • Advanced Micro Devices closed at $100.31 up 1.5%, not far from its 52-week low.

  • Intel ended the day at $20.64 down 0.5%. Intel presented at the CableLabs Winter Conference 2025 today, March 10.

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