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Bitcoin ETFs drain billions as traders watch for a crypto rebound
markets1 day ago

Bitcoin ETFs drain billions as traders watch for a crypto rebound

Spot bitcoin ETFs have pulled about $4.3 billion in outflows over the past five weeks, with US-listed funds like IBIT and GBTC showing roughly $2.6 billion of outflows in 2026, signaling waning institutional demand even as bitcoin remains in a bear market. The cryptocurrency has traded in a tight $60,000–$70,000 range, with near-term risk centered around $60k support and a potential rally above $72k–$75k. Macro headwinds—higher interest rates, a stronger dollar, and tariff uncertainty—keep pressure on risk assets. Analysts say a sustained rebound would likely require renewed institutional and real-economy adoption of bitcoin as a store of value, rather than a single data point trend.

via MarketWatch|
#bear-market#bitcoin#etfs
Triple AI ETFs Set to Shape 2026 AI Exposure
business8 days ago

Triple AI ETFs Set to Shape 2026 AI Exposure

TipRanks highlights three AI-focused ETFs—Global X AI & Technology ETF (AIQ), Invesco AI and Next Gen Software ETF (IGPT), and iShares A.I. Innovation and Tech Active ETF (BAI)—as compelling ways to gain diversified exposure to AI in 2026, with upside potential of over 20% anticipated over the next 12 months. AIQ has about $7.59B AUM with a 0.68% expense ratio, IGPT about $695M AUM with 0.56%, and BAI about $8.69B AUM with 0.55%. Consensus ratings are Moderate Buy across the funds, with price targets implying roughly 22–31% upside potential across the trio.

via TipRanks|
#ai#aiq#business
AI Analyst Highlights 3 ETFs With Double-Digit Upside
market-news10 days ago

AI Analyst Highlights 3 ETFs With Double-Digit Upside

TipRanks’ ETF AI Analyst highlights three ETFs—TFNS, FFLG, and HAPI—with Outperform ratings and double-digit upside potential (roughly 14%, 16.5%, and 12%, respectively). Using TipRanks’ ETF Comparison Tool, TFNS is linked to financials with names like Wells Fargo, Mastercard, Visa, and JPMorgan; FFLG focuses on large-cap growth with Alphabet, Microsoft, and Apple among its major holdings; and HAPI tracks a Human Capital/Corporate Culture index with positions in Alphabet and Microsoft. Each has a target price—$30 for TFNS, $34 for FFLG, and $46 for HAPI—indicating meaningful upside at the time of writing.

via TipRanks|
#ai#etfs#fflg
XRP Faces Prolonged Headwinds Despite Crypto Bounce
market-news17 days ago

XRP Faces Prolonged Headwinds Despite Crypto Bounce

A top TipRanks investor warns XRP could extend its decline over the next three years as risk appetite wanes, with XRP down about 30% over the past month amid a broad crypto downturn, mixed economic signals (unemployment around 4.4% but rising delinquencies), and geopolitical tensions. The article notes fading momentum from XRP ETFs and regulatory developments as factors, and while a rebound is possible if the economy strengthens and risk appetite returns, there are no guarantees.

via TipRanks|
#bitcoin#economy#etfs
Rivian Ownership Breakdown Ahead of Q4 Earnings
business18 days ago

Rivian Ownership Breakdown Ahead of Q4 Earnings

Ahead of Rivian’s February 12 Q4 2025 results, TipRanks shows public investors own about 79.77% of RIVN, followed by ETFs (10.87%), mutual funds (8.76%), insiders (0.55%), and other institutions (0.04%). Vanguard is the largest holder at roughly 6%, with ETF exposures from VTI and VB. Wall Street’s consensus is Hold with a $18.41 target, suggesting about 24% upside; the stock traded up about 8% to $14.80 ahead of earnings.

via TipRanks|
#business#etfs#mutual-funds
BlackRock's IBIT Records $10B Trade Day as Institutions Flee Bitcoin ETF
market-news18 days ago

BlackRock's IBIT Records $10B Trade Day as Institutions Flee Bitcoin ETF

BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF shattered trading records with over 284 million shares traded—about $10 billion in value—in a session during which the price fell roughly 13% to under $35, signaling a 27% year-to-date loss. The day also saw about $175 million in redemptions and a surge in put activity, suggesting institutional capitulation, though some analysts see potential for a local bottom if panic subsides, even as the path to recovery could be slow.

via TipRanks|
#bitcoin-etf#blackrock#capitulation
Crypto Selloff Eyes Key Support as Bitcoin Dips Near $70K
business20 days ago

Crypto Selloff Eyes Key Support as Bitcoin Dips Near $70K

Bitcoin slid toward a break below the $70,000 level after dropping to about $70,052, with ether around $2,111 and a breach of $2,000 possible for the first time since May last year. The move comes as markets price in a hawkish Fed stance and a shrinking balance sheet, with BTC down roughly 7% for the week and about 20% on the year, while ETH is down around 30%. Analysts point to sustained ETF outflows and waning institutional interest as signs of broad crypto pessimism.

via Reuters|
#bitcoin#business#crypto
Gold and Silver Stage a Snapback Rally After Historic Rout
markets22 days ago

Gold and Silver Stage a Snapback Rally After Historic Rout

Gold and silver rebounded from a dramatic selloff, with spot gold near $4,914/oz and silver around $86.89/oz, as mining stocks and related ETFs rose alongside. Analysts from Deutsche Bank and Barclays suggested the move is driven by short-term catalysts rather than a lasting reversal, while underlying demand drivers—especially for silver in solar and tech applications—remain intact.

via CNBC|
#etfs#gold#markets
Bitcoin steadies after weekend rout as traders eye critical $73k support
business23 days ago

Bitcoin steadies after weekend rout as traders eye critical $73k support

Bitcoin dipped below $75,000 over the weekend and then rose to around $78,000, but traders monitor a key support near $73,000; a break there could push prices toward $60,000 by end-February as liquidity and Fed policy expectations weigh on the market. January was the fourth straight monthly drop, with over $5 billion in crypto liquidations in four days and substantial ETF outflows signaling renewed risk-off sentiment. Analysts are divided: some fear deeper downsides while others see potential for a rebound if liquidity returns and ETF flows stabilize.

via Sherwood News|
#bitcoin#business#crypto-markets
Vanguard ETFs to Weather a Potential Market Crash
markets24 days ago

Vanguard ETFs to Weather a Potential Market Crash

To hedge a potential crash, the piece recommends three Vanguard ETFs—VGSH (short-term Treasuries) for safety with a ~3.6% yield; BND (total bond market) for diversification and about a 4.2% yield; and VFMV (minimum-volatility stocks) to lower equity risk with a beta around 0.56, though none are crash-proof and the combination aims to cushion losses rather than prevent them.

via The Motley Fool|
#bonds#etfs#market-crash
Silver's Rally Faces Fresh Downside Signals, Potentially to $68/oz
business25 days ago

Silver's Rally Faces Fresh Downside Signals, Potentially to $68/oz

Analyst Jeffrey Christian warns silver could drop to about $68/oz (a further ~17%) if three signals materialize: waning trading momentum in silver and related ETFs, rising silver supply from reserves/refineries, and faltering open interest in COMEX futures as delivery nears. While inflation and dollar strength keep some safe-haven demand, these indicators suggest more downside pressure for silver may be ahead.

via Business Insider|
#business#commodities#etfs
Volatile Silver Rally Opens a Buy Case for Miners
markets25 days ago

Volatile Silver Rally Opens a Buy Case for Miners

Silver’s surge to roughly $120/oz followed by a historic Friday drop to $85 highlighted extreme volatility, but Barron’s argues that silver-miner stocks could offer attractive upside as supply tightens, demand remains robust, and margins expand; key producers like Fresnillo, Hecla, Coeur, Pan American Silver and First Majestic, along with streaming firm Wheaton Precious Metals, provide varied risk/return profiles, while ETFs such as Global X Silver Miners and Sprott Silver Miners & Physical Silver offer diversification—yet investors should brace for continued volatility and potential supply responses.

via Barron's|
#etfs#investing#markets
Warsh Nomination Triggers Sharp Gold and Silver Sell-off
business26 days ago

Warsh Nomination Triggers Sharp Gold and Silver Sell-off

Gold and silver prices plunged after President Trump named Kevin Warsh as the next Fed chair, with spot silver down about 10% (after earlier drops of as much as 16%) and spot gold off roughly 5–7%, as traders priced in potential dollar stabilization and shifts in monetary policy risk. Futures for gold and silver also fell, while other precious metals and related ETFs declined. Analysts cautioned against overreacting to the nomination, noting a broader market re‑assessment after a year of rallying on dollar weakness and geopolitical tensions. The moves spilled into mining stocks and ETF products that track precious metals.

via CNBC|
#business#etfs#fed