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Invesco WilderHill Clean Energy ETF (NY:PBW)

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The Big Green Push To Get Rid Of Coal Had The Opposite Effect
The push to abandon coal made selling the mines difficult. So companies chose to extend their life. Developing countries that invested in coal-powered electrical plants that have many years of useful... 
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Commodities, Especially Softs On Major Breakout!
My business associate Donn had some work done at his home in Ohio this past month. When he received the invoice, the labor cost was 1/3 the material cost for replacing some siding on his house. This... 
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Fossil Fuel Stocks Are On Fire This Year
Alternative energy may be the future, but the past isn’t dead yet. Companies focused on developing and selling fossil fuels are having another moment in the sun. 
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Investing In Clean Energy ETFs
Today we discuss investing in the alternative energy sector through ETFs amid conversations regarding the US Infrastructure bill. 
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ETF Battles: CTEC vs. PBW vs. TAN - Which Clean Energy ETF do you buy?
Each ETF is judged against the other in key categories like cost, exposure strategy, performance, and a mystery category. 
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5 ETFs to Invest in the "Restore our Earth" Theme
Every year, Earth Day reminds us of the significance of keeping our planet clean and demonstrates support for environmental protection. 
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Why & How To Invest In Alternative Energy ETFs
When you take a look at what is really going on around the world, what you realize is that coal, and nuclear, and gas-powered cars, aren't being pursued and will die out in a decade or three. 
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