The Defiance AI & Power Infrastructure ETF (AIPO), focused on companies supporting AI power and infrastructure, has surpassed $500 million in assets under management less than 10 months after its July 2025 launch. Named Best New Thematic ETF at the 2026 ETF.com Awards, AIPO has gained strong investor interest due to its unique focus on the energy and infrastructure needed for AI growth, outperforming the Nasdaq-100 year-to-date with nearly 30% returns. The fund targets U.S.-listed firms involved in power generation, grid modernization, utilities, and AI hardware, reflecting growing recognition that AI investment extends beyond semiconductors to physical infrastructure. This milestone highlights the expanding role of AI infrastructure in investment portfolios and signals potential continued growth in this thematic sector.
The Rosen Law Firm is investigating potential securities claims against Hyliion Holdings Corp. following allegations that the company misled investors with materially false business information. This comes after a short-seller report questioned the l...
Bitcoin price hovered near $65,000 but failed to sustain above this level, facing resistance from sellers around the $67,523 short-term holder cost basis. This cost basis represents the average price paid by holders of coins less than 155 days old, c...
Microsoft continues to be a strong Buy as it leverages architectural changes to reduce AI inference costs through in-house silicon and synthetic compute. This strategy supports margin expansion and positions Microsoft to capture value in the emerging...
The Main Sector Rotation ETF (SECT), an actively managed fund that rotates between underappreciated sectors, has been given a Hold rating by analyst Vasily Zyryanov. SECT currently favors the IT sector with a mix of high beta and growth stocks but la...
Sterling Infrastructure reported exceptional Q2 results with revenue increasing 90% and adjusted earnings per share rising 116%, driven by strong demand for data centers. The company's backlog surpassed $7 billion, with over 92% tied to mission-criti...
