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Minority Mindset follows AI investing beyond the chipmakers

Jaspreet Singh's ETF walkthrough connects robotics, rare earths, energy and defense in the week's most-watched upload.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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  1. 5:37Singh's AI investment thesis extends beyond software into chips, data centers, cooling and energy.
  2. 13:09AIQ, SMHX, XSD and DTCR provide his examples of funds covering different parts of that ecosystem.
  3. 16:44IBOT, KOID and ROBO illustrate industrial robotics, humanoid robotics and the wider automation supply chain.
  4. 20:00Rare earth investment examples include REMX, REXC and SETM.
  5. 22:20Singh connects AI's power needs to oil and gas, grid infrastructure and nuclear-energy funds.
  6. 26:23His investment criteria include financial, legal and moral considerations, applied here to defense funds.

Where does an AI investment story go after the chips? For Jaspreet Singh, it reaches the data centers, the electricity supply and the materials needed to build it all.

That chain of connections runs through "These ETFs Will Create Millionaires - Your Turn To Buy", the most-watched of Minority Mindset's six uploads this week, with nearly half a million views. The video is an advertisement, with Money Pickle as a paid partner.

Singh moves from semiconductor and data-center funds into robotics, rare earths, energy and defense. Archival appearances by Jensen Huang, Elon Musk and Satya Nadella help frame his argument, with Nadella pointing to power and construction constraints rather than simply a shortage of chips. When Singh reaches defense investing, he asks viewers to consider whether an investment makes financial, legal and moral sense. That distinction becomes a talking point in the comments, alongside viewers compiling the ETF tickers and questioning how investing fits around work and household bills.

The week also had a practical counterweight to all those sector opportunities. "Do These 5 Things ASAP Before You Buy Any Stock" starts with paying off credit-card debt and building an emergency fund, while another ETF guide sorts portfolios by goals such as income, growth and wealth preservation.

The newest upload, "Watch This Before November 3", is attracting the most daily viewing now, examining sectors Singh associates with Republican and Democratic election outcomes. The Fed and national-debt uploads follow it in current momentum; both disclose paid advertising.

Across the channel, subscribers held steady over the week. Daily viewing is currently less than half its usual pace, although the library added roughly 1.3 million views over the seven days. Among nearby money channels, School of Hard Knocks had a particularly active week, while Minority Mindset's own viewing attention shifted from its ETF walkthrough toward the election.

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What viewers say

  • Really appreciated how you separated “financial, legal, and moral” sense around defense ETFs. That simple three-part filter is a helpful check before chasing any new opportunity.
    @ProcessesGuideSee it on YouTube
  • etf's in video:
    -AIQ, SMHX, XSD, DTCR
    -IBOT, KOID, ROBO
    -XLE, GRID, NLR
    -ITA, SHLD, XAR
  • we still need to work not just investing and there is no guarantee that the stock will make you rich and besides, we have to pay bills and pay mortage
    @josephmana6009See it on YouTube

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The facts
Subscribers
2,540,000
Channel views, last 7 days
1,268,663
Videos published this week
6
Video published
October 27, 2026
Video views so far
491,553
Views on its first day
236,856

The numbers

Here is how Minority Mindset's uploads and audience moved over the week.

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subscribers
2,540,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
307,199,349
views per day
63,920
typical day: 150,421
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
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