Sell the Nvidia Shares That Made Your Retirement or Ride Them Into It? These 3 ETFs Are the Middle Path

Quick Read SMH holds Nvidia at 18% while spreading risk across TSMC, AMD, and Broadcom; QQQ dilutes Nvidia further to just 8% of a broader index. NVDA's 875% five-year gain and 2.2 beta have quietly turned a small allocation into a retirement-dominating position that demands a disciplined exit strategy. Trimming NVDA across tax years or holding shares for heirs' step-up in cost basis can erase decades of embedded capital gains. Read More: Learn 7 ways to generate income with a $1,000,000+ portfolio (sponsor) You bought NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) years ago, held through every scare, and now the position that was supposed to be a small allocation has become dominant in your portfolio. A five-year return of 875.12% and a ten-year return of 14,541.