ProShares Online Retail ETF News

Retail sales in the United States jumped 3.8% sequentially in January 2022, much better than market forecast of a 2% rise. . The reading marked the biggest increase in retail sales in 10 months despit

Sales are still growing, but more slowly than they have over the past two years.

RETL: I Will Wait Before Getting Aggressive On Retail

The United States will be showered with love as 53% of its adults are planning to celebrate this Valentine's Day. Consumers are spending $175.41 on average this year, up about 6% from last year, per N

Amazon.com (NasdaqGS: AMZN) shares surged in response to a surprisingly upbeat fourth quarter earnings report, lifting consumer discretionary sector-related exchange traded funds. On Friday, the Consu

Amazon has reasonable chances of an earnings beat when it report earnings on Feb 3, after market close.

Online shopping continues to gain favor with shoppers to minimize human-to-human contact as coronavirus cases relentlessly rise in the United States.

J.P. Moggan strategists believe that these high-beta ETF areas could winning picks for January 2022.

ONLN has had a very poor 2021, driven primarily by weakness in some of the top holdings. The fund could look like a value play here, but it is too top heavy to justify, in my opinion. Investors would

Considering the existing tailwinds, we highlight some retail ETFs that investors can consider to tap the holiday sales surge.

Retail sales surged the most in nearly two decades this holiday season powered by soaring ecommerce sales as well as a rush to stores amid supply chain concerns, rising inflation and the raging new CO

U.S. retail sales jumped this holiday season, fueled by surging e-commerce sales. As online retail becomes a larger part of American consumers' lives, investors can turn to targeted exchange traded fu

Being clear on direct indexing's benefits and limitations is key in assessing if it's right for investors.

The year-over-year inflation in e-Commerce in the month of November 2021 represents the highest increase since 2014, per Adobe data.

Online prices in November rose a record 3.5% year over year, marking the 18th consecutive month of increase.