VanEck Video Gaming and eSports ETF (ESPO)

Biden admin plans to update export rules targeting advanced semiconductors, restrict access for China and other 'adversaries'. Nvidia and AMD may see impact, major ETFs heavily exposed to them.

Here are five ETFs from various corners of the market that have built up massive gains in 2024.

AMD set to report Q3 2024 earnings with expectations of 31% increase in EPS and 16% growth in revenue. Mixed reactions in stock prices despite positive track record.

Tap into the potential of the best Esports stocks, leading sector recovery with strong fundamentals and substantial long-term growth

Flutter Entertainment Plc (NYSEFLUT) announced CFO's departure & replacement by Rob Coldrake. Shift to US market faces challenges, but reports strong growth in revenue, EBITDA & EPS. FLUT stock down 4% in last 12 months. Investors can access industry through ESPO & HERO ETFs. FLUT down 2.47% premarket at $183.25.

NetEase, Inc (NTES) reported Q1 2024 revenue of $3.72B, missing analyst estimate of $3.79B. Adjusted EPADS beat at $1.81. Stock price slid after results.

Video game sales have been explosive, creating substantial opportunities for some of the top video game stocks.

Take-Two Interactive plans to reduce its workforce by 5% as part of a cost reduction program aimed at enhancing efficiency and margin profile, with an estimated total charge of $160 million to $200 million, while anticipating the release of Grand Theft Auto VI in 2025.

AMD partners with SSS to implement adaptive computing in LiDAR for self-driving cars, enhancing performance and reliability for autonomous technology.AMD partners with SSS to use adaptive computing in LiDAR for self-driving cars, improving performance and reliability for autonomous tech.

Capitalize on the eSports industry boom in a market growing from $1.72 billion last year to a whopping $6.75 billion by 2030

NetEase, Inc. sees a 7% revenue increase in Q4 2023, reaching $3.82 billion, though it falls below expectations. The gaming giant's push towards self-developed games boosts gross margin, while it continues to promote a healthier gaming environment with an improved anti-addiction system. Amidst a slight miss in EPADS, NetEase declares a higher dividend, underscoring its commitment to shareholder value and a robust gaming ecosystem.

Video game stocks have had a rough few years, and 2024 will see the industry face a turning point thanks to AI and labor issues.

With the holidays around the corner, it’s time to look at the top ETFs to buy. Sure, it’s early, but consumers like to start early, too.

There are ETF winners from many corners of the investing world that are hitting a new 52-week high. We have highlighted five, each from different sectors.

Here are the best ETFs, each from the top five segments of the first quarter.

Wall Street ended a tumultuous week in the green amid continued worries over the banking system.

Among the S&P 500 mega-cap stocks, NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQNVDA) shares gained the most YTD (+86.06%). Nvidia shares also gained the maximum in the last week (+6.46%), the month (31.02%), the quarter (+69.05%), and the six months (+105.04%), reaching a market cap of $672 billion.

Financial media and data company Benzinga is capitalizing on its mission to bridge the gap between retail and institutional investors by holding free virtual events featuring speakers from innovative companies.

Thriving M&A activity should sustain gaming stocks in the next quarters and these three stocks should be great investments to play it.

Video game stocks remain strong investment vehicles in a post Covid-19 world. Here are key risks and catalysts that affect the industry.

Chip darling Advanced Micro Devices shares have come under pressure lately, offering investors a better entry point into AMD stock.

Though the broad markets ended the month in red, a few sector ETFs performed remarkably well.

ETFs having the largest allocation to NVIDIA could make compelling plays for investors.

The video game industry continues to surprise investors with the consistent strength in sales amid the ongoing health crisis. Recently-released data emphasizes that the video game industry witnessed robust sales in August.

Investors should tap the sports-betting extravaganza with the following ETFs.