VanEck unveils Europe’s first ‘smart home’ ETF

VanEck has launched an actively managed equity ETF in Europe providing exposure to companies aligned with the ‘smart home’ theme. The fund is the first ETF in Europe to target the ‘smart home’ megatrend. The VanEck Vectors Smart Home Active UCITS ETF has been listed on London Stock Exchange in US dollars (Ticker: CAVE LN ) and pound sterling ( CVGB LN ) and on Xetra ( VCAV GY ) and Euronext Amsterdam ( CAVE NA ) in euros.

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Play the Electric Vehicle Hype Indirectly With This ETF

The default play to get exposure to the hot electric vehicle (EV) market would be to target the automakers like Tesla, but there are other options for investors wanting indirect exposure. “Many investors these days want to add exposure to the burgeoning electric-vehicle industry, but finding the right option can be difficult,” The Street says.

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Twitter’s Crypto Ambitions Meaningful for This Internet ETF

Social media giant Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) is forging into the cryptocurrency and blockchain arenas, potentially the latest sign that major companies see long-term utility in these still-nascent concepts. San Francisco-based Twitter has previously floated crypto-related ideas, but the formation of Twitter Crypto is a meaningful expression of the company’s intent to become a blockchain/crypto player.

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VanEck Launches Green Metals ETF, GMET

On Thursday, VanEck  announced the launch of the   VanEck Green Metals ETF (GMET) , a new fund that provides comprehensive global exposure to the producers, refiners, processors, and recyclers of the green metals that are essential to the world’s ongoing transition to a low-carbon economy. “New technologies, from electric vehicles to offshore wind farms, cannot function without green metals such as lithium, copper, zinc and manganese.

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Growth ETFs Rebound as Investors Look Past Inflation

Growth stocks and related exchange traded funds rebounded on Thursday as technology shares led gains. The record-setting rally in U.S. markets paused this week after updated data revealed that inflation spiked to a 31-year high, suggesting that consumer prices will remain elevated for a period of time amid the ongoing global supply chain hurdles and lower employment participation rate.

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