WisdomTree Cloud Computing Fund ETF News

While WCLD's valuation premium has meaningfully contracted, its expected revenue growth over the benchmark Index has not.

Sanjay Poonen, former VMware COO, joins 'TechCheck' to discuss his cloud stock predictions for 2022, why some cloud stocks will pull back and more.

The Federal Reserve's move toward raising rates is pushing investors out of cloud stocks, which soared in recent years, and in search of safer assets.

Here are some predicted trends for the ETF world that may influence the industry in 2022.

Smart Beta ETF report for WCLD

As the Federal Reserve turned more hawkish and expectations for higher interest rates rose, investors rotated out of the high-growth technology sector. The beaten-down prices could be viewed as solid

According to the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), U.S. technology spending during the 2021 holiday season (October-December) is expected to reach a $142.5 billion, up 0.5% from last year.

Software has always been one of the premier industry-level investment destinations in the broader technology sector, but it wasn't that long ago that cloud computing was basically unheard of. Obviousl

Cloud computing is seeing increasing usage globally as it enables data interoperability in a scalable and cost-efficient way through data collection, processing and analyzing.

We have highlighted some ETFs from various corners of the space that are expected to win and lose from the surging pandemic.

The beaten down prices offer a solid buying opportunity for investors. We have highlighted five ETFs from different sectors that have declined last week on market woes but have a solid Zacks ETF Rank

WCLD follows a rules-based methodology that resets constituents and weights back to equal weight in February and August. C3.ai, Inc. went public in December 2020 and provides cloud software that enabl

Investors seemed disappointed with Zoom on Monday despite the fact that the pandemic-era video-calling software company reported that it beat earnings expectations. While Zoom reported better-than-pr

The global cloud computing market is already huge (estimated at $371 billion in 2020) and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 17.5% through 2025. The WCLD ETF is significantly outperforming both the broa

With the help of sagging Treasury yields and a spate of impressive earnings reports, the technology sector is back in style, and that could be supportive of disruptive growth strategies. Advisors look