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Demand for copper is growing rapidly, as it's used in data centers, wind turbines, and electric vehicles.
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Value stocks and small-caps could be ready for the spotlight. This low-cost index fund lets you own 834 of these stocks in one ETF.
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Tech and AI have dominated the past several years. The next couple of decades could look a lot different.
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One of these coins has a fit with its market, and the other hasn't yet found one.
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Its worst calendar year since 2012 was a loss of around 5.5%. What has that steadiness cost in the good years?
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The fee gap starts at $37 a year. Where does it land after three decades?
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Investors are eager to get exposure to certain private companies, and Cathie Wood is offering them a way to do that.
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With investors nibbling at Solana ETFs, the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF could be a fund to consider heading into 2027.
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If it grows at the rate it's grown over the past three years, your stake could end up worth over $400,000! (But closer to $38,000 is more likely.)
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PJP's one-year return beats RSPH's, but RSPH offers broader diversification across 61 healthcare holdings at a lower expense ratio.
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Some of the world's most important artificial intelligence (AI) stocks are noticeably absent from the S&P 500.
Via The Motley Fool · October 10, 2026
VanEck's lower 0.35% expense ratio appeals to cost-conscious investors, while First Trust's $2.9 billion in assets and equal-weighted approach offer broader diversification across 30 biotech holdings.
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iShares Silver Trust offers lower fees and $30.5B in assets, while Global X Silver Miners ETF delivers dividend income and operational leverage from mining companies.
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IHE concentrates 23.6% in Eli Lilly and delivers 1.4% yield, while XPH spreads risk across 62 holdings with a lower 0.35% expense ratio.
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A couple of popular institutional trades are driving much of the purchasing activity.
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BBH concentrates on 25 large-cap biotech leaders, while XPH diversifies across 62 pharmaceutical holdings. Both charge 0.35% annually, but their five-year returns diverged significantly.
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Cathie Wood loves SpaceX, but her firm sold some of its shares this week.
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FTHF, HECO, and GTEK ETFs use niche strategies in emerging markets, hedged crypto, and smaller tech firms, each gaining 40% or more year to date in 2026.
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Diversification is still one of the best strategies for long-term investing.
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Vanguard's large-cap fund delivered 47% more wealth over five years, but State Street's small-cap strategy offers lower volatility and higher income.
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How does $19,000 sound?
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State Street's fund charges just 0.08% annually versus iShares' 0.32%, but performance and yield tell a more nuanced story.
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History says that betting on the overall technology sector is a winning portfolio move.
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History has shown that demand for technology tends to go up and to the right.
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Concentration has become a serious problem. Here's how to fix it.
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