ProShares S&P Kensho Cleantech ETF

CTEX

Börsenwert 4,5 Mio. $

A $10,000 stake in the ProShares S&P Kensho Cleantech ETF on the first trading day of 2026 has grown roughly 40% year to date, while the same $10,000 in the S&P 500 has grown about 11%.

Cleantech has long been a sector where policy, technology, and investor sentiment collide unpredictably.

Metals, shipping and rare earth ETFs like SLVP, BWET and SETM led 2025, and SPY has gained 14.8% YTD despite AI, tariff and rate jitters.

Solar and other clean energy ETFs like TAN, CTEX, CNRG & CTEC are surging as AI demand, rate cuts & policy relief boost the long-term growth outlook.

Trade war jitters rise, but ETFs like MSOS, SILJ, SGDJ, BBC, WISE & CTEX shine on solid fundamentals, offering either safe havens or growth potential.

For investors looking for income through a multi-asset class approach, it might seem sensible to max out the dividend yield within the equity allocation. Yield-focused equity strategies may introduce regional and sector concentrations that can influence returns. Given the relatively attractive yields available in other asset classes, we think it makes more sense to design 'core-like' equity exposure within multi-asset income solutions.

It may not have been on your investment bingo card, but one of the surprising outperforming investment themes this year has been clean energy. One catalyst has been the growing electricity demands related to the rise of AI.

Clean energy ETFs like ICLN and CTEX surged to 52-week highs after U.S. tax credit guidance eased investor fears and fueled a solar stock rally.

Wall Street shines: WGMI +21.1%, MNRS +16.2%, STCE +14.7%, TAN +12.9%, CTEX +11.7% as crypto & cleantech ETFs surge amid easing fears and strong jobs data.

Energy companies have put up mixed results for the latest quarter. Some have outperformed expectations and others have significantly underperformed.