ETFs

Since the beginning of May, about $154 million has been pulled from clean-energy ETFs.

The breed of exchange-traded fund targeting niche investment ideas from sports betting to artificial intelligence is on pace for its first month of outflows in more than a year.

A panel of market observers from Informa Financial Intelligence see strong headwinds hitting an overly exuberant market.

The Russell 1000 Value Index has jumped more than 1.3% this month while the Nasdaq has lost money.

Although there are still concerns, the tide seems to be turning on a Bitcoin ETF.

Cboe proposed Monday in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to list Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Trust.

Two of the biggest exchange-traded funds tracking the hundreds of special purpose acquisition companies that popped up over the past year are trading at or near all-time lows.

If approved, the VanEck Ethereum Trust would hold Ether and value its shares daily based off the MVIS CryptoCompare Ethereum benchmark rate, according to a filing with the SEC.

The word from Wall Street is “don’t stop buying now.”

U.S. sector and industry ETFs gained in popularity in 2021 as investors sought targeted exposure to the Energy, Financials, and Materials.