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The solar sector is heavily beaten down and a nice confluence of factors are supporting an explosive recovery rally in the sector. Some leading solar stocks are already breaking out of bases, and are showing strength despite missed earnings. These are tells that the sector has bottomed out. The high short interest in some solar stocks could add buying pressure and fuel the recovery rally.

After a downbeat September, October too remained volatile for Wall Street due to higher rates.

Invesco Solar ETF has underperformed in 2023, down over 25%, due to tough solar industry price action. TAN's valuation is attractive, with low price-to-earnings and price-to-book ratios. The technical outlook for TAN is bearish, but there is potential for some buying interest and support around the mid-$50s.

If the majesty of the Arizona's Grand Canyon isn't enough to spark climate-change action, the region's record-setting extreme heat and the viability of a key water source should move more Americans to take global-warming seriously, and fast, President Joe Biden said Tuesday.

We conducted a comprehensive analysis and comparison of three ETFs (TAN, QCLN, and ICLN) to determine the best Renewable ETF. The assessment examined the catalysts driving the growth of Renewable Electricity and explored the applications within Clean Energy and Sustainability across different industries. We also evaluated their portfolio breakdowns and exposures to leading industries.

Bidenomics and the Inflation Reduction Act can't save solar stocks today, but it could give them an incremental advantage tomorrow.

Circumnavigate the transformative path of Bidenomics -- the Presidential economic strategy -- seeking to reshape the U.S. economy in favor of the environment, labor, and manufacturing revival.

The global transition to renewable energy sources like solar power could be accelerated with lower costs and tax incentives, paving the way for strength in the Invesco Solar ETF (TAN). It's not that the solar industry needed resuscitation.

The sun is rising on a greener future as solar investment is set to hit an unprecedented milestone, overshadowing oil funding for the first time.

Another week has gone, and it's foreign equities that led in the week's top-performing ETFs. Investors looked abroad to both commodities centers and events like Turkey's election in their ETFs.