In a groundbreaking move set to redefine the landscape of cryptocurrency investments, Rex-Osprey has officially launched the first U.S.-listed Dogecoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) under the ticker DOJE. This highly anticipated financial product, a collaborative effort between REX Shares and Osprey Funds, marks a pivotal moment for digital assets,
Here are five dividend ETFs that are clearly outpacing the broad market indices this year by wide margins and are considered solid options for investors searching for yields as well as some returns in uncertain markets.
The year 2024 is turning out to be strong for Philip Morris International. The tobacco giant surged about 44% from mid-April to early September, rebounding from a downturn earlier in the year. Here is a brief look at some ETFs that may benefit.
IBM reported strong second-quarter 2024 results. Investors seeking to tap the strength could consider ETFs having the highest allocation to this tech giant.
IBM secures legal victory, saving $1.6 billion in damages awarded to BMC Software Inc. The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals rules in favor of IBM, citing lawful acquisition of AT&T's software account. Judges affirm IBM's good faith in the dispute, nullifying one of the largest-ever commercial judgments.
Timothy Horan maintained Outperform rating and $48 price target for Verizon due to strong momentum, network upgrades, and improved management. Q1 results impacted by price increases, but outlook is stable.
Verizon Communications Inc. announces slight sales growth in Q1 2024, hitting $32.98 billion, with adjusted EPS topping expectations at $1.15. Despite missing sales consensus, wireless service revenue rose by 3.3% year-on-year, driven by strategic pricing and subscriber growth. The company sees strong broadband additions and reiterates optimistic financial guidance for the year.
High dividend ETFs can be a good investment during times of economic uncertainty, as they provide a steady source of income regardless of market conditions.
July has begun with the seedlings of a rally. Time will tell whether it’s a bear market rally or the start of a new bullish period. At this crossroads, advisors need to be even more mindful than usual of investor objectives.
In the last trading session, Wall Street lost strength. Among the top ETFs, (SPY) declined 0.6%, (DIA) retreated 0.4% while (QQQ) moved 1.2% lower on the day.
Between inflation skyrocketing beyond expectations, the drumbeats of war, and global sanctions on Russian Oil, macroeconomic and geopolitical themes have dominated the 2022 stock market.
Here are five dividend ETFs have been on the rise, reaching new peaks. These funds also have the potential to move higher given the prevailing market uncertainty.
While most of the segments across the board have declined this month, a few are still in green with most of them from the defensive sectors like utilities, healthcare, and consumer staples.
Investors have one more reason to cheer the COVID-19 vaccine update as the FDA has approved emergency use of a booster dose of the Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE COVID-19 vaccine.
The company reported its biggest quarterly sales growth in 11 quarters boosted by its bets in the high-margin cloud computing business and beat the estimates for both earnings and revenues.
