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ALPS Clean Energy ETF

ACES tracks an index of US- and Canada-listed companies in the clean energy industry.

Much has been made of the now-multiyear slide experienced by clean energy stocks and related ETFs. That slide has left investors thinking things weren't supposed to be this way.

Clean Energy Stocks Could Be Reborn

Election Day is just a few weeks away. That's sparking increased focus on which sectors and industries could outperform or lag depending on the presidential battle results.

Clean Energy ETFs Could Rebound Post-Election

Is now the time to get back into clean energy investing? The space has offered real opportunities in the past but has dimmed of late.

Clean Energy Investing Looms as a Space to Watch This Fall

Could now finally be the time for rate cuts to arrive? The Fed's “will they/won't they” back-and-forth on rate cuts and inflation has dominated finance media headlines for almost two years.

Rate Cuts Near as Clean Energy ETF ACES Sends Key Buy Signal

ACES ETF has underperformed in the clean energy sector, but offers a diversified portfolio with leading electric vehicle companies. The renewable energy sector is projected to grow rapidly, creating job opportunities and increasing demand for specialized labor. Despite challenges, advancements in clean energy technology and increasing global energy consumption present opportunities for growth in the clean energy industry and stock market.

ACES: Renewable Energy Sector Projected To Grow

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The increasing focus on finding alternative energy sources and diminishing global reliability on fossil fuels has resulted in clean energy investments surging $2 trillion. Capitalize on the growing commitment of global economies to combat climate change with clean energy ETFs.

Clean Energy ETFs Soar on Global Investment Surge

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After a dismal performance in the first four months, the renewable energy space showed a remarkable comeback in May driven by bullishness surrounding artificial intelligence (AI).

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Yes, AI is using quite a lot of energy. However, should that technology develop in the way its proponents believe it will, it could propel clean, renewable, energy-efficient technologies.

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Renewable energy ETFs are making a comeback after a dismal showing in the first half of the year. And much of the gains have been fueled by an unlikely source – the rising tide of bullishness over artificial intelligence.

Renewable Energy ETFs Ride Wave of AI Optimism

On a year-to-date basis, many clean energy stocks and related ETFs are saddled with steep losses. However, some of those assets are proving responsive to recent positive headlines regarding renewable adoption.

Clean Energy Adoption Trends Enhance Allure of ACES

Climate change has been a political and social debate for 50 years. The ALPS Clean Energy ETF is a buy despite recent poor performance. The clean energy sector is expected to thrive due to increasing demand, financial incentives, and shifting consumer sentiment.

ACES: Yes, Clean Energy Investing Has A Bright Future

The expansion of clean energy technology made a tangible impact in 2023, according to data from the International Energy Agency. This could be a persisting trend, benefiting like the ALPS Clean Energy ETF (ACES).

Fewer Carbon Emissions in 2023 Should Benefit This ETF

The current macroeconomic environment has been affecting the renewable energy industry, with inflationary pressures pushing the costs of materials higher. Nonetheless, the long-term trend of declining costs should prevail, and thus maintain clean energy growth.

Despite Rise in Costs, Clean Energy Growth Should Prevail

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Investors who piled into clean energy themes the last few years are experiencing some performance pain this year, as we appear to be experiencing a detour on the road to the clean energy transition. Related themes have been hard hit this year due to a confluence of events.

A Detour on the Road to the Clean Energy Transition

It's been a rough three-year stretch for renewable energy stocks and related ETFs. So some investors may be pondering the megatrend status of the clean energy thesis.

Clean Energy Transition Still a Megatrend

COP28 in 2023 was a critical meeting for advancing and accelerating global climate action efforts. The meeting puts these ETFs in focus.

What Does COP 28 Mean for Renewable Energy ETFs?

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The energy transition portfolio is a compelling opportunity, as it optimizes investments in both renewables and traditional fossil fuels. Traditional energy sources and infrastructure are expected to continue to play a role in the energy transition for the coming decades, as renewables aren't ready to meet demand.

Why Pair Renewable & Traditional Energy Investments

Let's face it — it hasn't been the best year for clean energy strategies. Rising rates, supply chain issues, and uneven demand have all taken a bite out of energy-transition-related firms.

Tax-Loss Harvest Into Clean Energy ETF ACES

Clean energy ETFs are a long-term play, with the current environment offering a good entry point for buy-and-hold investors. Despite a very constructive policy background, clean energy ETFs have struggled in 2023.

Clean Energy ETFs Remain a Compelling Long-Term Play

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Renewable energy stocks have experienced a significant decline in recent months, lagging behind fossil fuel companies. This decline is primarily attributed to the impact of higher interest rates on the sector.

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As advisors consider tax-loss harvesting, clean energy ETFs are a good place to start. With clean energy ETFs down significantly year to date, advisors can sell out of clients' current positions to harvest losses and enhance exposure to the space.

Tax-Loss Harvesting? Start With Clean Energy ETFs

The performance of the ALPS Clean Energy ETF has been subpar compared to its peers in the clean energy sector. The clean energy sector is highly susceptible to shifts in technology, market demand, and government regulations. Despite the long-term potential of the clean energy sector, it may not be the best time to invest in ACES due to global momentum and the risk of a global slowdown.

ACES: Not The Time And Disappointing Performance

What's the outlook for clean tech investing right now? Amid the ongoing government support for the space via the Biden Administration's Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), segments like electric vehicles (EVs) and solar have been notable standouts recently.

Play Positive Clean Tech Investing News in ACES

Where should investors be looking right now as a busy summer for equities draws to an end? In a year when the equities train has refused to slow down despite headwinds, growthier options have prevailed.

Don't Ignore Clean Energy ETF Potential in ACES

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With the world going green, some of the top beneficiaries will be the buy on dip hydrogen stocks. For one, hydrogen emits no greenhouse gases with the only waste product being vapor.

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