What was the hottest topic in the markets this week? Trump's tariffs. And what about next week? You guessed right, it will be Trump's tariffs again in all likelihood. The market is now pretty certain that copper will also be affected by tariffs.
Most investors have been chasing AI, semiconductors, and the latest crypto buzz. But one of the most explosive trades of the year has been hiding in plain sight. That trade? Copper.
There has been a lot of speculation about whether or not the general stock market has transitioned from a bull to a bear market. My guess is: yes, we have entered a bear market, but I have no proof. I only have a few observations to note.
Despite the broad-based decline, a few corners of the stock market have outperformed. Here are five top-performing ETFs from different industries that were the leaders in March.
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In recent days, one particular point of frustration for me has been XOP, the oil and gas producers fund, which lurched higher on a daily basis for weeks. I am confident, however, that this rally has ceased.
Utilities stocks and ETFs have always been attractive for older investors needing income and relative price stability. In the current maelstrom, it may be the only sane place to invest for growth.
The European ETF industry is highly concentrated at the promoter level since the 10-top promoters in Europe held between 93.52% (June 30, 2023) and 95.06% (December 31, 2024).
Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) is undergoing strategic shifts under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan, making ETFs with significant Intel holdings a potential investment opportunity.
Grayscale, which already operates an Avalanche Trust with a 2.5% management fee, filed for the new ETF as part of a broader push toward regulated investment vehicles for altcoins.
SQQQ jumped as surging inflation expectations and weak consumer sentiment triggered a Nasdaq selloff. Rising rate fears hurt tech stocks, boosting the inverse ETF, which profits from Nasdaq declines.
