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AI-Powered Stock Selection Helps FINQ’s AIUP Extend Lead Over the S&P 500

by Jeff Vaughn
July 16, 2026
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FINQ‘s AIUP ETF, an actively managed exchange-traded fund that uses artificial intelligence to build a concentrated portfolio of U.S. large-cap stocks, continues to deliver returns ahead of the broader market.

As of July 14, the fund had gained 15.21% since its launch in February, outperforming the S&P 500’s 9.39% return by nearly six percentage points.

Rather than tracking an index, AIUP maintains a focused portfolio of approximately 14 to 20 stocks selected through an AI-driven investment process. The system evaluates millions of data points, including corporate fundamentals, earnings results, market sentiment, macroeconomic indicators, and institutional capital flows, to identify opportunities and update portfolio holdings as market conditions evolve.

The fund’s performance raises the question of whether AI-based portfolio management can sustain an edge over conventional investment approaches over time. As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly influential across industries, the investment world may provide one of its most closely watched proving grounds.

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Jeff Vaughn

Jeff Vaughn

Jeff Vaughn is a four-time Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist with more than 30 years of experience covering breaking news, business, politics, and major national events. Throughout his career, he has anchored in some of America's largest television markets, including Los Angeles, Detroit, San Antonio, Kansas City, and Lubbock, earning Emmy Awards in California, Michigan, and Texas for excellence in live and breaking news coverage.

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