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iShares Global Clean Energy ETF (NQ:ICLN)

17.02 +0.15 (+0.92%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 10:56 AM EDT, Oct 16, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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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... 
Via Talk Markets
TSLA Motors Ahead & Powers Other EVs to Highs
How high can a junk-rated trillion-dollar company go? That's a question nobody has answers to. 
Via Talk Markets
Why Clean Energy Stocks Could Get A Reconciliation Bill Boost, But 'Expect Outsized Volatility'
The reconciliation bill being debated in Washington, D.C. could be a major catalyst for the stock market, particularly among clean energy stoc... 
Via Benzinga
Why Coal Prices Just Hit A Record High
Alternative energy may be the future, but fossil fuel prices are skyrocketing thanks to a combination of surging demand and limited supply. U.S. cr... 
Via Benzinga
Has The Wind Gone Out Of Alternative Energy?
This year has seen alternative energy assets go up like a rocket and down like a stick. 
Via Talk Markets
Analyzing iShares S&P Global Clean Energy Index Fund's Unusual Options Activity
iShares S&P Global Clean Energy Index Fund (NASDAQ:ICLN 
Via Benzinga
Topics Stocks
5 Top-Ranked ETFs to Buy on the Dip
Here are five ETFs from different sectors that have declined last week on market woes. 
Via Talk Markets
ESG Investing: Does It Distort the Market?
According to the Nasdaq exchange, ESG-integrated strategies assets under management (AUM) were $8.2 trillion as of the end of 2020, up 34% from the end of 2018. More on Nasdaq research coming up. 
Via Talk Markets
This ETF Could Benefit From The Infrastructure Bill
The iShares Global Clean Energy ETF could be a good way for investors to gain exposure to the growing clean energy industry. 
Via Talk Markets
This ETF Could Benefit From The Infrastructure Bill
The Senate has finally passed the highly debated infrastructure bill, which now heads to the House of Representatives. Despite being smaller than originally conceived, at more... 
Via Benzinga
Investing In Clean Energy ETFs
Today we discuss investing in the alternative energy sector through ETFs amid conversations regarding the US Infrastructure bill. 
Via Talk Markets
ETF Investment Strategies for Second Half of 2021
Continued economic recovery and record earnings growth could support the market rally in the second half but investors remain concerned about rising inflation and new Covid-19 variants. 
Via Talk Markets
Returns For Alternative Energy Stocks Vary Widely This Year
Energy stocks are having a good year, or so it seems by using the usual suspects as a benchmark. Traditional names – Exxon Mobil and Chevron, for example – have posted sharp rallies after suffering in... 
Via Talk Markets
A Clean Energy 'Reality Check' At BofA's Energy Transition Conference
The iShares Global Clean Energy ETF (NYSE: ICLN) is one of a number of clean energy investments that has performed extremely well in recent years. So far in 2021, the Energy... 
Via Benzinga
7 Hot Stocks to Consider for a Greener Future
If you're looking for green hot stocks, the S&P Global Clean Energy Index is a good place to start. These seven names are some of the most promising picks of the bunch. 
Via InvestorPlace
Topics Stocks
3 ETFs That Should Benefit From Biden's Tax Plan And Could Break Out Soon
A trio of exchange-traded funds that will benefit from President Joe Biden's tax plan could be about to break out. These ETFs invest in alternative energy companies:... 
Via Benzinga
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. 
Via Talk Markets
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