First Trust NASDAQ Clean Edge Green ETF News

A few ETFs that have more than doubled in a year. These funds focus exclusively on U.S. equities and deserve the attention of investors seeking a domestic tilt to their portfolio going into the Fourth

Through May of 2021, Nio's delivered 33,873 electric vehicles. That's 225% higher than 2020.

QCLN is a market-cap weighted ETF that diversifies along the clean energy industry of US-listed firms.

The recent stock selloff has made renewable energy yieldcos attractive as long-term dividend growth plays.

In application and as an investment theme, renewable energy is an international concept. However, some markets are more attractive than others.

Investors are putting money where their mouths are by flooding into renewable energy exchange traded funds. The First Trust NASDAQ Clean Edge Green Energy Index Fund (NasdaqGM: QCLN) is benefiting fro

Record inflows into sustainability-focused funds during the first quarter pushed total assets to nearly $2 trillion.

These ETFs not only invest in clean energy companies, they have posted huge, triple-digit returns over the past year.

Investors are rapidly moving toward investing with environmental, social and corporate-governance (ESG) qualities in mind.

RE Royalties: The Market Has Completely Missed This ESG Play

If there's one corner of financial markets the Biden Administration is stoking enthusiasm for, it's clean energy. That's to the benefit of exchange traded funds like the First Trust NASDAQ Clean Edge

Exchange traded fund investors seeking to adapt a portfolio to prevailing global trends should explore the wide-reaching impacts of the clean energy revolution. In the recent webcast, Keeping it Clean

Yahoo Finance's Alexis Christoforous and Kristin Myers discuss ETFs to watch with Cinthia Murphy, Managing Editor of ETF.com.

The transition to renewable energy has been a topic of conversation for decades, but only recently has the discussion entered the mainstream. In the upcoming webcast, Keeping it Clean: Renewable Energ

Between January 6th and March 22nd, renewable energy stocks have fallen over 20%. After all, while renewable energy companies have a hard time on the market, both the TSX (+9.4%) and S&P 500 (+4.5%) a