Global X Hydrogen ETF

HYDR

Market cap $68.5M

For investors seeking momentum, Global X Hydrogen ETF HYDR is probably on the radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and has soared 182% from its 52-week low of $14.95 per share.

HYDR hovers around a 52-week high with a 25.8% monthly surge, fueled by sharp gains in PLUG and BE amid hydrogen sector momentum.

Fed's rate cut and hints of more such moves in 2025 spotlight ETFs like SPVU, RTH, SPSM, XYLD, CHAT and HYDR for growth and income plays.

HYDR ETF surged to a 52-week high, up 102.9% from its low, fueled by rising demand for clean energy.

At this point, many advisors have come to agree that the key to navigating 2025's uncertain market is to do so through a well-diversified portfolio.  There are plenty of reasons to consider building a diversified portfolio.

ARKK, WGMI, HYDR, URA and CHPS top June's rally as easing trade tensions and dovish Fed signals lift the key sectors.

In June, KDEF surged 21.7% as Korean defense exports gained steam, while PLTM soared 23.2% on platinum's tightening supply.

Wall Street was upbeat last week with the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 hitting all-time highs last week.

Hydrogen energy remains a compelling alternative energy source, especially as we remain in an environment with elevated energy costs. There are a few ways to generate energy from hydrogen.

The hydrogen industry still waits for the Biden Administration to loosen restrictive 45V tax credit rules. Now, after about seven months, it's safe to say industry executives and even a few U.S. Senators are losing patience.