ETF sectors and rotation

  • ETF of the Week: Invesco Water Resources ETF (PHO)

    Water scarcity and the water problem will be an ongoing one looking ahead, and PHO is a unique fund in its targeted approach to water companies and offers a portfolio diversification opportunity. PHO is one of

  • Less Reliance on Russia Could Open Doors for This Energy ETF

    PSCE seeks to track the investment results of the S&P SmallCap 600® Capped Energy Index. “Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has triggered plans by many oil and natural gas importing countries to curtail Russian imports

  • Online Retail Outlook Still Strong

    That exposure remains relevant today because store closures — an issue that appeared prior to the coronavirus pandemic — are being highlighted by some analysts. PNQI, which tracks the Nasdaq CTA

  • When Clean Energy Transition Speeds Up, Consider QCLN

    In other words, QCLN has the depth necessary to capitalize on an array of clean energy trends — a relevant trait at a time when the green transition is still widely viewed as being in the early innings. Wassenaar

  • Natural Gas ETFs Are Bucking Seasonal Trends

    All energy prices have been elevated since the Russia-Ukraine war and subsequent Western sanctions on Moscow, which have contributed to lower demand for Russia’s oil and natural gas exports. Looking ahead,

  • Steel ETFs Have Been Outperforming

    About two-thirds of 6 million metric tons of pig iron imported by the U.S. in 2021 were brought in from Russia and Ukraine combined, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Steel sector-related exchange traded funds are

  • MOO Has Inflation-Fighting Momentum

    Agribusiness companies are often engaged in the production of or in assisting the output of agricultural commodities – an asset class that’s historically positively correlated to inflation. “There is not necessarily one

  • Commodity ETFs Are Having a Phenomenal Year

    The Russia-Ukraine war and Western sanctions on Moscow have thrown another wrench into global supply chain problems, reducing supply coming out of the Black Sea and fueling a surge in prices across a number of basic commodities like crude oil and nickel, the Wall Street Journal reports. “When

  • Jump on JRNY if Business Travel Rebounds

    “86% of employed Americans and 89% of business travelers say face-to-face interactions are important for establishing and maintaining relationships with coworkers,” notes the AHLA. “85% of employed Americans and 88% of