INVESCO SOLAR ETF

NYSE ARCA: TAN
$39.59
-$0.11 (-0.3%)
Closing price April 19, 2024
Invesco Solar ETF, managed by Invesco Capital Management LLC, is a fund that focuses on the solar energy sector. It invests globally in companies that produce or support solar power, aiming to mirror the performance of the MAC Global Solar Energy Index. The fund prioritizes investments in companies committed to environmental responsibility, excluding those involved in fossil fuels or nuclear energy. Launched in 2008, it offers investors exposure to both growth and value stocks in the renewable electricity market.
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Source: flickr / walmartcorporateThe solar sector has seen its share of pain. In fact, many observers believe that the industry would not be able to operate without tax assistance and subsidies for...
Source: thinkstockThe solar stocks are back on fire. The problem is that this feels a lot like 2008, without the super-high share prices making it feel like another 1999 dot-com bubble all over...
Source: thinkstockSunPower Corp. (NASDAQ: SPWR) released its corporate earnings shortly before the close rather than after the close, and the result is that another big solar move higher may be...
Source: thinkstockFirst Solar Inc. (NASDAQ: FSLR) did not just have a great day. The solar leader managed to have massive upside guidance due to a large project and this was on top of new...
Source: ThinkstockIn the disaster zone known as the solar sector, virtually all the news has been bad for so long that anything that smells like good news is jumped on as an excuse to buy the shares....
Source: thinkstockFirst Solar Inc. (NASDAQ: FSLR) is leading shares lower this morning. The company has taken at least two severe analyst downgrades this morning. That is on the heels of a poor sales...
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