• Oct 23, 2026

  $704.40-0.01%

  The fund closed almost unchanged on the day. The Motley Fool reported that WTI crude climbed to $117 per barrel, lifting energy stocks while geopolitical tensions weighed on broader risk appetite [1]. Seeking Alpha ran a piece titled as a widening sell-off as oil rallied amid Middle East conflict [2].

  • 1The Motley Fool
  • 2Seeking Alpha

• Oct 22, 2026

  $704.47-2.86%

  The fund fell 2.86% while the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) fell 1.18%, so the decline was larger than the broad market's [1]. The Motley Fool reported that semiconductor stocks slid on AI supply chain and capex concerns and that tech weakness dragged the Nasdaq lower [2]. Seeking Alpha described investors fleeing technology stocks for more defensive sectors [3]. Volume ran at 1.8x the trailing 20-session average [4].

  • 1Broad market
  • 2The Motley Fool
  • 3Seeking Alpha
  • 4Market data

• Oct 21, 2026

  $725.20+1.05%

  Seeking Alpha reported that technology stocks popped and led the Nasdaq higher, with earnings helping calm AI spending fears [1]. The Motley Fool's midday report said tech gains lifted the Nasdaq, with strong demand for AI hardware powering a rally across cloud infrastructure and semiconductor stocks that morning [2].

  • 1Seeking Alpha
  • 2The Motley Fool

• Oct 20, 2026

  $717.63-0.10%

  The fund was little changed on the day. Seeking Alpha reported choppy trading that left the Dow higher and the Nasdaq flat [2]. The Motley Fool's midday report said major U.S. indexes had gained as falling oil prices boosted blue chips, while semiconductors edged upwards [1].

  • 1The Motley Fool
  • 2Seeking Alpha

• Oct 19, 2026

  $718.36+1.21%

  The Motley Fool's midday report said the Nasdaq climbed, lifted by semiconductor and cloud infrastructure companies [1]. Seeking Alpha reported that the tech-heavy Nasdaq led the markets higher [2]. The fund's gain came alongside that Nasdaq advance.

  • 1The Motley Fool
  • 2Seeking Alpha

• Oct 16, 2026

  $709.80-2.50%

  The fund fell 2.50% while the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) fell 1.11%, so the broad market moved lower alongside it but by less [3]. The Motley Fool reported that tech stocks fell as AI-focused software shed $260 billion in value [1], and separately that chipmakers faced selling pressure while healthcare and financial stocks gained [2]. Volume was 1.9x the trailing 20-session average [4].

  • 1The Motley Fool
  • 2The Motley Fool
  • 3Broad market
  • 4Market data

• Oct 15, 2026

  $728.00-0.13%

  The Motley Fool reported that mounting debt concerns led to a sharp pullback in semiconductor and AI-related stocks, and that markets were mixed [1]. The fund itself closed only slightly lower on the day.

  • 1The Motley Fool

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