Considering its youth relative to other industries, clean energy has developed a reputation for being politically sensitive. Various exchange traded funds providing access to renewable energy equities prove as much.
Renewable energy equities and related ETFs struggled in the first quarter, extending a surprisingly lengthy span of underperformance by the once-hot group. Hope isn't a viable investment strategy.
Leading up to the 2024 presidential election, there were concerns that renewable energy stocks and related ETFs — already struggling — would be even more vulnerable if then-former President Trump was victorious.
Despite passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which included some of the largest climate-related expenditures on record, clean energy stocks and related ETFs disappointed investors during most of President Biden's time in office.
Looking for a way to buck common market wisdom? Many investors may be in a holding pattern to start 2025, already having made a few moves to end 2024.
On the back of President-elect Donald Trump's victory, some investors may be concerned about the outlook for already-scuffling renewable energy stocks and related ETFs. There's an alternative view.
Looking to get exposure to clean energy investing? The space has faced some up and down swings over the last twelve months amid higher interest rates.
Much has been made of the now-multiyear slide experienced by clean energy stocks and related ETFs. That slide has left investors thinking things weren't supposed to be this way.
Election Day is just a few weeks away. That's sparking increased focus on which sectors and industries could outperform or lag depending on the presidential battle results.
Is now the time to get back into clean energy investing? The space has offered real opportunities in the past but has dimmed of late.
Could now finally be the time for rate cuts to arrive? The Fed's “will they/won't they” back-and-forth on rate cuts and inflation has dominated finance media headlines for almost two years.
ACES ETF has underperformed in the clean energy sector, but offers a diversified portfolio with leading electric vehicle companies. The renewable energy sector is projected to grow rapidly, creating job opportunities and increasing demand for specialized labor. Despite challenges, advancements in clean energy technology and increasing global energy consumption present opportunities for growth in the clean energy industry and stock market.