S&P 500 Gains, Crude Falls Ahead Of Fed's Expected First Hike Since 2023: Stock Market Today
Crude tumbles 3.6% on a Saudi pipeline restart, easing yields and lifting chips, while the Fed prepares its first rate hike in nearly three years.
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rump's solar tariffs could trigger the next Intel-style deal. Kellogg expert reveals why First Solar (FSLR) and Corning (GLW) are key.
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Crude tumbles 3.6% on a Saudi pipeline restart, easing yields and lifting chips, while the Fed prepares its first rate hike in nearly three years.
The article compares two clean energy ETFs: iShares Global Clean Energy ETF (ICLN) and Invesco Solar ETF (TAN). ICLN offers broader diversification across 105 companies with a lower expense ratio (0.38% vs 0.7%), lower volatility (beta 1.09 vs 1.40), and includes a dividend yield. TAN provides concentrated solar-only exposure with 36 holdings. The analysis recommends ICLN for most investors seeking diversification and cost efficiency, while TAN suits those specifically targeting the solar sector.
Mizuho analyst John Roberts maintains Corning (NYSE:GLW) with a Outperform and lowers the price target from $210 to $180.
Cramer favored ET, PANW and CRWD over SentinelOne, advised waiting on Corning, called GEMI speculative, and supported holding Aveanna.
U.S. stocks fell as oil surged; CNN Fear & Greed slipped to 31, staying in fear. Treasury yields topped 5%, while Zscaler jumped and Corning sank.