FT Cboe Vest Technology Dividend Target Income ETF (TDVI) has seen unusual trading volume, which is 10× higher than its average daily volume.
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Among TDVI’s largest positions, Texas Instruments and Oracle are in focus after strong AI-linked narratives: Texas Instruments surged to a record high following better-than-expected Q1 results, upbeat guidance, and broad-based demand strength, while Oracle gained on a new bullish analyst initiation that frames its heavy cloud and AI infrastructure spending as contract-backed growth investment. Microsoft is also in the spotlight as Michael Burry disclosed a new long position and analysts reiterated Strong Buy views tied to its AI and cloud strategy, even as tech layoffs and rising AI capex reshape the sector. IBM and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing have seen mixed share reactions but reported solid fundamentals, with IBM emphasizing software, hybrid cloud and AI momentum despite recent earnings-related volatility, and TSMC rallying on strong AI-driven results, rule changes that could boost domestic fund inflows, and plans to add advanced packaging capacity in Arizona by 2029.