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XLK Does Not Own Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Netflix or Tesla. Three Stocks Are 35.87% of It

State Street's Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK) does not hold Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Netflix, or Tesla. As of June 30, 2026, NVIDIA, Apple, and Microsoft made up 35.87% of the fund. XLK tracks a GICS-based index, excluding companies classified outside Information Technology. Investors seeking broad tech exposure may find XLK's concentration in three stocks a limitation.

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Published Oct 6, 2026, 10:33 PM UTC
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Decision brief

The 30-second read

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Why it matters

The concentration in NVIDIA, Apple, and Microsoft means XLK performance is tightly linked to these three stocks, raising both upside potential and downside risk for investors seeking broad tech exposure.

02

Market read

The filing reveals XLK’s heavy tilt toward three semiconductor/hardware leaders, signaling concentration risk for investors expecting broad tech exposure.

03

What to watch

Potential reclassification of big‑tech firms could alter XLK composition in the future, affecting its risk profile.

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Background

The article reviews the June 30 2026 SEC filing for the State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK), noting its top holdings and the exclusion of major “big‑tech” names.

Company-level read

Ticker impact

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Context

NVDA comprises 14.65% of XLK, making the ETF highly sensitive to NVIDIA's price moves.

Expected impact

possible pressure if NVIDIA declines, upside if it rallies

Evidence & confidence

NVDA is a top‑three holding; any material move will affect the fund's NAV.

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Context

Apple accounts for 12.85% of XLK, the second‑largest position.

Expected impact

likely upside if Apple gains, downside if it falls

Evidence & confidence

Large weight in the ETF means Apple drives a sizable portion of performance.

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Context

Microsoft makes up 8.38% of XLK, the third‑largest holding.

Expected impact

potential pressure on XLK if Microsoft underperforms, support if it outperforms

Evidence & confidence

As a top‑three component, Microsoft moves affect the fund's NAV.

Market effects

Highlights concentration in semiconductor and hardware within a tech‑sector ETF, suggesting limited diversification for investors seeking broad tech exposure.

U.S. investors may reassess exposure to XLK given its narrow focus on a few large caps.

Limited; the insight applies mainly to U.S. equity investors tracking sector ETFs.

Counterpoint

Investors could favor broader tech ETFs like IYW that include communication‑services giants for true diversification.

Key entities

  • State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF

    Ticker XLK, tracks the Information Technology sector.

  • NVIDIA Corporation

    Largest holding in XLK at 14.65%.

  • Apple Inc.

    Second‑largest holding in XLK at 12.85%.

  • Microsoft Corp.

    Third‑largest holding in XLK at 8.38%.

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