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Apple’s AI Bet Is Getting Bigger. So Is the Valuation Risk Hiding Inside These ETFs

BenzingaChandrima Sanyal

Apple’s on-device AI push is growing, but its rich valuation creates a bigger risk for Apple-heavy ETFs like GXPT, FTEC and VGT.

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