Smart Investing

Thematic ETFs targeting the AI buildout have become increasingly concentrated, with optics and photonics exposure being the latest hot trend.

These ETFs have substantial allocations to SpaceX ahead of its blockbuster IPO, but investors should watch for SPV usage, higher fees, and liquidity constraints.

Two of the largest emerging market ETFs go head-to-head in this week’s ETF comparison.

For investors, there can be significant disparities in terms of fees, leverage, distributions, and liquidity.

Daily reset leveraged ETFs are intended for short-term traders, but what does the data say about investing in them long-term as part of a buy-and-hold strategy?

Thematic ETFs investing in the space industry are the newest hot products to debut in 2026. Here’s my take on four of the most notable options out there.

High demand for AI data centers, DRAM, and NAND flash storage has created a severe supply shortage, and these ETFs have been major beneficiaries so far.

Both of these competing thematic ETFs provide landlord-like, tollbooth exposure to the real assets driving AI infrastructure development.

Calamos expands its auto-callable lineup with CAGE, a growth-focused ETF that brings structured product exposure into a more accessible, ETF-based format.