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$EUV is one of my core semiconductor holdings and I keep getting asked why I don't just buy ASML directly.
The ETF gives you ASML plus the broader ecosystem - optics manufacturers, light source tech, metrology firms. That diversification across the value chain is real and meaningful.
Also easier to hold in retirement accounts. First lithography ETF on the market.
trying to pin down whats actually working in 2026 because the older recommendation threads on this are basically useless now. half the vendors people used to mention have either disappeared, declined, or got hit by the customs tightening this year. AU market today is genuinely a different landscape from even 12 months ago.
ive been on Opticlabs for the last 4-5 months and its been clean - lab results are current per batch, shipping is 2 days every time, vials have been consistent across orders. cant speak to longer term yet but the experience so far has been the most reliable ive had since i started buying. earlier in the year i was on Stelia which was fine without being memorable, and a couple of others before that which i wont bother naming because the experience was bad enough that they may have improved since and i dont want to drag a name through the mud unfairly.
what im actually trying to figure out is the longer-term picture. who's been on the same AU vendor for 12+ months and can vouch for them holding up across multiple orders, multiple batches, and the tighter customs/regulatory environment of 2026? one good first order doesnt mean much, its the consistency over time that matters once youre running protocols seriously. who's your pick and how long have you been on them?
hey there. I'm running a startup building a CRM product, and I'm trying to find a solid platform that aggregates all the major llms into one place.
we currently have subscriptions for claude, chatgpt, grok, and gemini. Managing the separate bills and constantly switching between them for A/B testing is becoming a massive headache. Also, my colleagues have other specific models they prefer to use. But if we just keep adding subs, it will add a lot of burden.
I've looked into some highly-recommended LLM aggregators but have never tried them. Those I found that best fit our needs are openrouter, portkey, and zenmux, but I don't know anyone that's used them, so I'm hesitant to jump in.
has anyone here actually used these platforms? thanks for sharing any experience.
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