Tesla’s Q2 delivery beat of 480,126 vehicles and Miami robotaxi launch helped to drive TSLA up 6%, but CEO Elon Musk says material robotaxi revenue won’t arrive before 2027.
The DRIV ETF bundles EV makers, chipmakers, and battery suppliers into one ticker for investors seeking diversified exposure to the autonomous-vehicle theme.
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The ETF sandbox may have gotten a little too wild.
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced last week that it will open its doors to public comments on “novel”
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We’ll take Door No. 3.
The Comcast spinoff made waves last week, but it’s also creating new interest in exchange-traded funds that gain exposure to the telecommunications sector.
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Americans are feeling slightly more optimistic about the economy after tensions between the United States and Iran temporarily eased. Although oil prices have declined sharply in recent weeks, uncertainty surrounding the conflict remains.
Consumer sentiment improved modestly in June but is still hovering near historically low levels.
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Did you know that the global electric vehicle (EV) market is estimated to be worth more than $1 trillion this year? That’s according to projections from analysts and Fortune Business Insights. And despite the massive size of the market, they expect it will still more than double and be worth close to $2.2 trillion by 2034,
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The EV landscape in the United States may be on the verge of a regime change.
Tesla sales and production numbers, reported Thursday,
If investors are getting nervous about how fast tech stocks have risen this year, they aren’t really showing it.
Tech stocks are on track for their largest annual inflows in history, according to new data from Bank of America (see the chart below). At the current pace, that would constitute about $152 billion in annual inflows.
Bitcoin has seen a drawdown of more than 30% in 2026. It’s all taken a toll on the iShares Bitcoin Trust fund, known as IBIT.
This article was written by23.37K FollowersFollowMichael Fitzsimmons is a retired electronics engineer and avid investor. He advises investors to construct a well-diversified portfolio built on a core foundation of a high-quality low-cost S&P500 fund. For investors who can tolerate short-term risks, he advises an over-weight position in the technology sector, which he believes is still in the early stages of a long-term secular bull-market.
This article was written by11.84K FollowersFollowI’m Rob Isbitts, founder of Sungarden Investment Publishing. I run the new investing group Sungarden Investors Club, a community dedicated to navigating the modern investment climate with humility, discipline, and a non-traditional approach to income investing. I’ve been charting investments since the 1980s, and I spent decades an an investment advisor and fund manager before semi-retiring in 2020.
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