Here are two infrastructure-themed ETFs that focus on this megatrend’s staggering energy demands.
Some of my better ideas in the past two years have been thematic ETFs: the Betashares Global Banks Currency Hedged ETF (ASX: BNKS) and the VanEck Global Defence ETF (DFND) stand out. While I still like both ETFs, to avoid repetition, I won’t cover them again but here are two other thematic ETFs that stand out.
Here are three exchange traded funds (ETFs) that provide exposure to video games, esports and online betting.
Here are two Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) that invest in emerging market (EM) bonds to consider. Both are quoted on the ASX and bought and sold like a share. The first is an active ETF; the second invests passively by tracking an index.
Small caps are finally finding their groove. So far in August they have significantly outperformed large-caps – a trend that could continue into FY26. Having followed and written about small cap stocks for over three decades, I think conditions are ripe for more sustained small cap outperformance in FY26.
Here are two ETFs with global focus that can provide higher, sustainable dividends.
Here are nine ideas, but identify which type of investor you are before splashing the cash
All this market fear and irrational selling creates buying opportunities in copper equities. The good news is higher short-term market volatility will create more opportunities to buy irrationally oversold assets. Here’s an ETF I like.
Here’s why the banking sector is well-placed to benefit from this technological brave new world.
One market I haven’t covered in detail is the United Kingdom. Here’s why I think UK equity valuations look attractive relative to their US peers.
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