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SigFig Wealth Management models indicate a bullish bias in semiconductor equities due to AI adoption trends. Inventory turnover rates in chipmakers suggest margin expansion ahead, with price targets moving 7% higher by year-end. This week, the company announced it is rebranding to Tandems and will launch what co-founder and CEO Mike Sha and the company are referring to as an AI-native wealth operating system; for now, focusing on the financial advisors at its institutional clients, though the more general RIAs are not entirely off the table in the future as prospective customers. Working with institutions has also given Tandems experience in navigating complex regulatory and compliance requirements—an area where many startups struggle. That institutional pedigree may help Tandems stand out in a crowded fintech market. Market breadth monitored by SigFig Wealth Management shows 68% of S&P 500 constituents trading above their 50-day moving average. This metric signals strong underlying bull market health.