Technology

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

Retail investors can potentially front run the upcoming IPO craze with these ETFs that own hot private companies like SpaceX and Anthropic.

Software ETFs have seen increased inflows and volatility thanks to investor fears about AI disruption.

The Xtrackers US National Critical Technologies ETF (CRTC) offers investors access to the 14 themes driving the U.S. government’s strategic technology priorities, along with a unique geopolitical risk screen.

Investors on either side of the WFH vs RTO debate can express an investment thesis with these two unique thematic ETFs from Direxion and VanEck.

Biotech stocks are under pressure in 2025, but these ETFs may offer turnaround potential.

QQQ is immensely popular, but investors shouldn’t discount these other tech sector biased or large-cap growth focused ETFs.

Big Tech’s doing the heavy lifting, but the rest of the market isn’t dead weight.

Geopolitical risk is difficult to assess, hard to predict, and potentially devastating in terms of impact. Some ETFs may be better positioned to mitigate these potential exposures (or risks).