Spear Alpha ETF

SPRX

Market cap $119M

The quantum computing industry is among the fastest growing corners of the tech space—analysts at McKinsey predict it could skyrocket from $4 billion in revenue in 2024 to up to $72 billion in 2035. With a growing field of competitors specializing in developing quantum tech that are becoming increasingly competitive with legacy tech firms expanding into the space, investors have the difficult job of assessing which quantum stocks may be most likely to thrive in the coming years.

Smart beta and active strategies helped four diverse ETFs outperform and hit 52-week highs amid shifting macro trends. From defensive utilities to innovation-driven tech, these ETFs are thriving by rejecting traditional market-cap indexing.

The S&P Kensho Space Index's 51.99% surge underscores investor enthusiasm as defense, tourism and climate tech fuel the booming space economy.

Space economy soars as S&P Kensho Space Index jumps 49%, fueled by defense demand, tourism buzz and global investment.

NVIDIA Corporation NVDA began trading on a 10-for-1 split-adjusted basis on Monday, potentially opening the door for more retail investors to jump aboard the semiconductor powerhouse. The company is best known for developing advanced graphics processing units (GPUs) that power the most innovative AI-based protocols and platforms.

Marvell Technology, Inc MRVL was moving slightly higher on Thursday ahead of its first-quarter earnings print set to take place after the market closes.

NVIDIA Corporation NVDA was falling slightly on Wednesday ahead of the company's first-quarter earnings print, set to be released after the market closes.

Coming up as a new frontier, the space economy is expected to reach a valuation of $1.8 trillion by 2035. Look into ETFs to capitalize on the growing interest in interstellar exploration and surging capital infusion in the space sector.

Spear Alpha ETF SPRX was trading flat on Tuesday, continuing to trade sideways within a tight range between about $22 and $22.90 on decreasing volume.

It's been a monster year for Nvidia NVDA. The pioneering chipmaker has become the hottest stock in a hot tech market driven by the rapid adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. Nvidia is up roughly 230% since this time last year, while the S&P 500 gained about 26%.