Trying to stock-pick the future winners in artificial intelligence and energy infrastructure might feel as daunting as predicting which startup in the ’90s would become Amazon.com and which would vanish. These industries are in the middle of massive, long-term growth cycles, but the pace of change is so fast that even the most promising companies can stumble, and new leaders can emerge almost overnight.
For investors who want exposure without betting everything on one or two names, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can be a compelling alternative. By holding a basket of companies tied to these themes, ETFs offer diversification while still positioning you for potential upside from the AI and energy revolutions.
