The two will collaborate to develop NuSun, NuCube’s small, modular microreactor, which is intended to power industrial and data-center applications.

Maganomics is Trump's economic plan to boost domestic manufacturing, attracting investors and causing divided opinions. ETFs heavy in manufacturing may benefit.

The year of milestones, 2024, has seen an unperturbed rise in the bull market, we recap 2024's landmark junctures in the U.S. stock market.

Investors continue to gravitate toward megacap growth stocks that show no signs of slowing down.

There is a classification system that separates the +5,000 publicly traded U.S. stocks into 11 sectors representing key areas of the economy. Choosing the right sectors can be a challenge so this article should help with that.

The communications sector could have more room to run, given its reasonable valuation and growth potential.

In a stock picker’s market, opportunities within underdog sectors can prove ideal for growth-hungry investors.

Insights on investment opportunities in the economy from a Benzinga interview with Michael Sayers, including $1 trillion in infrastructure spending and potential growth in technology and clean energy sectors.

Parking some of your dollars in high-performing sector ETFs may juice your portfolio's returns.

According to Fidelity's sector managers, the most promising opportunities for 2024 may lie in Materials, Industrials, and Consumer Discretionary sectors.

The world's biggest economy expanded at the fastest pace in nearly two years, with GDP rising 4.9% annually, more than twice from the 2.1% growth recorded in the second quarter. Many ETFs will likely benefit from these solid GDP numbers.

With global supply chains easing, and further geopolitical pressures building in the semiconductor industry, these names are sure winners.

Most of the ETFs will likely benefit on solid GDP numbers. Here are five that are expected to outperform.

The equity market is beginning to see a “fits-and-starts” recovery amid hopes that the Federal Reserve may soon start to pivot or at least pause in light of a thaw down in inflationary pressure.

Friday bullish risk on. That said, I'm viewing the move up as a corrective rally in three waves.

Investors could follow some strategies that could lead to a winning portfolio during this soft six-month period.

The drone industry is on pace to grow at a staggering rate. Wall Street sharps are well aware of the opportunity. This is why on Wednesday, AdvisorShares an investment firm with assets under management (AUM) of $2 billion unveiled its AdvisorShares Drone Technology ETF (NYSEUAV), which is a thematic fund that aims to deliver investment exposure to unmanned aerial vehicles (aka drones) and autonomous vehicles.

The list includes high dividend paying stocks that are growing at a steady rate, suitable for income-seeking investors.

The industrial sector is expected to remain strong as improving labor market conditions highlights brighter prospects. Against this backdrop, we will take a look at ETFs exposed to the industrial sector.

The latest ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) data for the United States is painting a rosy picture for the industrial sector. The metric rose to 59.9 in August from 59.5 in July and surpassed forecasts of 58.6, per Reuters.

The industrial sector, which faced disruption in global supply chains and factory closedowns, is expected to rebound on recovery from the coronavirus-led slump. Against this backdrop, investors can still keep a tab on the following ETFs.

Wall Street had a decent run on the bourses in May despite intensifying concerns about the rising inflation levels. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.9% last month. Moreover, there was a 0.6% increase in the S&P 500 Index during May.

The industrial sector, which faced disruption in global supply chains and factory closedowns, is expected to rebound on recovery from the coronavirus-led slump.We take a look at some big industrial earnings releases and impact on industrial ETFs.