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ICLN iShares Global Clean Energy ETF
- 13.880
- +0.040+0.29%
Close May 13 16:00 ET
13.975High13.805Low
13.975High13.805Low1.26MVolume13.810Open13.840Pre Close17.52MTurnover0.78%Turnover Ratio--P/E (Static)162.20MShares19.06352wk High--P/B2.25BFloat Cap12.61952wk Low0.25Dividend TTM162.20MShs Float44.025Historical High1.78%Div YieldTTM1.23%Amplitude4.901Historical Low13.892Avg Price1Lot Size
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News
Notable Earnings After Tuesday's Close
GE Vernova Slips as Trump Pledges Executive Order Against Wind Energy
Shares of Solar Stocks Are Trading Higher on Reports Biden Is Planning Tariffs on Chinese EVs and Solar Panels.
Shares of Solar Stocks Are Trading Higher on Reports Biden Is Planning Tariffs on Chinese EVs and Solar Panels.
ETFs With the Most Sensitivity to CPI Surprises - BofA
Power Sector Emissions Are Expected to Fall This Year Due to Clean Energy Demand - Ember
Global Renewable Energy Grew by 30%, but Demand Is Still Too High for Supply - Ember
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$iShares Global Clean Energy ETF(ICLN.US$ Rep. Tom Carper just bought $100K of the Global Clean Energy ETF $ICLN
Why is this notable? Two reasons.
1. Carper sits as the Chairman of the Environmental Committee
2. This is his first "self" reported trade in over 2 years meaning he specifically bought it, not a spouse or dependent
Why is this notable? Two reasons.
1. Carper sits as the Chairman of the Environmental Committee
2. This is his first "self" reported trade in over 2 years meaning he specifically bought it, not a spouse or dependent
Those who keep an eye on financial hot topics may have noticed that recently, precious metals and commodities have been developing quite strongly. Correspondingly, related ETFs have also been rising rapidly.
Why are commodities worth paying attention to?
As an alternative investment, commodities can play a unique role in diversified portfolios.
First, commodity prices are typically uncorrelated with traditional asset classes such as stocks and bonds...
Why are commodities worth paying attention to?
As an alternative investment, commodities can play a unique role in diversified portfolios.
First, commodity prices are typically uncorrelated with traditional asset classes such as stocks and bonds...
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$Seatrium(S51.SG$
I think that Seatrium will fall again after this rebound. Besides the oil & gas sector, Seatrium also has orders from the renewable-energy related contracts.
Renewable stocks in the US are taking an outsized beating among other stocks in the utiliity sector, which was down more than 10% last quarter.
Investors may be betting that going green will take longer and require more capital in a higher-for -longer interest rate environment.
"As utilities struggle with converting to mo...
I think that Seatrium will fall again after this rebound. Besides the oil & gas sector, Seatrium also has orders from the renewable-energy related contracts.
Renewable stocks in the US are taking an outsized beating among other stocks in the utiliity sector, which was down more than 10% last quarter.
Investors may be betting that going green will take longer and require more capital in a higher-for -longer interest rate environment.
"As utilities struggle with converting to mo...
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$iShares Global Clean Energy ETF(ICLN.US$ Any insight on why this ETF is tredning down so badly?
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It's not a secret that at some point the energy market will eventually make a large pivot to green energy.
The EV market is up and down quite a bit. It's strange that with the coming regulation that it wouldn't be booming still.
I'm looking for some long term investment ideas into long term green companies. I'm fond of the hydrogen fuel cell market because I think that will eventually replace li-on batteries. Might be a pi...
The EV market is up and down quite a bit. It's strange that with the coming regulation that it wouldn't be booming still.
I'm looking for some long term investment ideas into long term green companies. I'm fond of the hydrogen fuel cell market because I think that will eventually replace li-on batteries. Might be a pi...
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