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SpaceX is set for a rapid Nasdaq-100 entry, potentially sparking billions in passive inflows. Which ETFs stand to benefit the most?
SpaceX stumbles post-IPO, but space ETFs offer a diversified way to play the long-term boom in the sector.
<p>Comparing AI ETFs? CHAT, BOTZ, and AIS all carry the artificial intelligence label but they own completely different stocks and have produced wildly different returns in 2026. Here's a data-driven breakdown of each fund's holdings, expense ratios, AUM, and performance to help you decide which AI ETF belongs in your portfolio.</p>
SpaceX surged in its record Nasdaq debut, sparking debate over valuation as investors weigh growth plans, index inclusion and ETF exposure.
SpaceX IPO fever is lifting space ETFs, but history warns against chasing debut-day hype. Here's how investors can gain diversified exposure.
Space ETFs soared in May on SpaceX IPO excitement and growing interest in space-based data centers, but risks and lofty valuations remain.
<p>AIS is up 119% in 2026, ahead of the big semiconductor funds. </p>
Space stocks soared on SpaceX IPO excitement and orbital AI ambitions, but a Blue Origin test explosion highlighted the sector's risks.
Actively managed funds have higher costs than their passive peers in most cases, but may also come with the potential for enhanced returns, dividends, and more.
April's ETF winners surged on oil rally, AI boom and strong earnings. Hydrogen, semis, AI, meme and cannabis funds led the charge.
As Australian shares continue to rise, buoyed by positive movements in global markets despite geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties, investors are keeping a keen eye on the potential impacts of fuel shortages and inflationary pressures. In this environment, identifying promising small-cap stocks can be crucial for investors looking to capitalize on market opportunities; these undiscovered gems often offer growth potential that aligns well with current market dynamics.
Investors want yield but worry about excess market volatility. Newcomer ETF issuer VistaShares may have found the answer.
Nvidia (NVDA) may be a face for the AI Revolution that most investors and customers can recognize, but it's not the only play in the ever-expanding AI space. DVx Ventures CEO Jon McNeill comes on Market Domination Overtime to talk about the AI alternatives that can be found in his VistaShares Artificial Intelligence Supercycle ETF (AIS), especially as many reenter the AI trade, including in the various aspects of AI infrastructure like data center energy grids and fiber materials. McNeill previously served as the president of Tesla (TSLA) between 2015 and 2018, the chief operating officer of Lyft (LYFT) from 2018 until the next year, and was a member of General Motors' (GM) board. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Domination Overtime here.