The ETF Report

Kevin O'Leary weighs in on President-elect Trump considering a "crypto czar" and potential picks.

Exchange-traded funds have boomed this year as fund companies compete fiercely to lure investors disillusioned by poorly performing active fund managers.

President-elect Trump is keeping in line with his pro-crypto campaign message as reports surface the administration is considering a sole role dedicated to policy for the digital assets industry.

Nvidia's hot streak has been a boon for investors who own the common stock, but it's supercharging a handful of ETFs that are betting double on the chipmaker's moves.

Investors can now trade options for the first time ever in the biggest Bitcoin ETF, iShares Bitcoin Trust, which mature in mid December and January. The fund has been on a tear.

Less than 0.5% of the $50-trillion-plus market value of the S&P 500 are devoted to commodities. There's an argument that number should be higher, especially after President-elect Trump's historic win.

President-elect Donald Trump embraced digital assets during his campaign, promising friendly regulation and to accumulate a national stockpile of bitcoin.

The largest bitcoin ETF is seeing impressive price action, in tandem with the cryptocurrency itself, as investors look to get ahead of pro-crypto policies from President-elect Trump.

Bitcoin prices rose to a new record high of more than $84,500 on Monday as its record-setting run continued in the wake of President-elect Trump's victory in last week's election.

Gold prices have been on a tear all year, but the love hasn't transferred to exchange-traded funds that invest in the precious metal. But now, the tides are turning.

U.S. stock inflows saw the biggest day in five months, and financials had the best day on record Wednesday after the news that President-elect Trump is headed back to the White House.

Charles Schwab is the latest asset management firm to beef up active ETFs as investors look for options to balance passive and hands on investment strategies.

Bond investors are getting put through the ringer as election uncertainty ripples through the markets, along with the Federal Reserve's promise to take rates lower.

Tesla's results pleased investors as CEO Elon Musk applauded the automaker's progress and hinted that bigger things are ahead for the electric vehicle player.