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RBLD
First Trust Alerian US NextGen Infrastructure ETF
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Jul 2, 2026 3:59:30 PM EDT

88.60USD+0.069%(+0.06)201,949

88.31Bid 88.82Ask 0.51Spread

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Jul 2, 2026 4:10:30 PM EDT

88.60USD0.000%(0.00)1

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364 days ago • u/OrangeHitch • r/ETFs • what_energy_etfs_should_i_buy • C

Extensive nuclear power is still a bit out in the future. Communities have to be convinced that it's safe and it takes a few years to build out. The Energy sector (oil & gas) isn't doing well this year on the American exchanges because OPEC has flooded the market, unrest in the Mideast and the current administration keeping prices the lowest in five years. At -4%, it has the 2nd worst one year sector returns, But it's been climbing since the April 8th drop.
But there is definitely a need for energy in all forms and for electricity generation in one form or another. I would look at **FENY** (oil & gas, low expense ratio, good returns, +1% YTD). **GRID** (+17%) and **IFRA** (+9%) focus on building out the power grid and its infrastructure.
Others to look at are XLE, RNRG, VOLT, EMLP, GII, RBLD, EMLP, MPLX and ECLN. None have nuclear as a primary focus.

364 days ago • u/OrangeHitch • r/ETFs • what_energy_etfs_should_i_buy • C

Extensive nuclear power is still a bit out in the future. Communities have to be convinced that it's safe and it takes a few years to build out. The Energy sector (oil & gas) isn't doing well this year on the American exchanges because OPEC has flooded the market, unrest in the Mideast and the current administration keeping prices the lowest in five years. At -4%, it has the 2nd worst one year sector returns, But it's been climbing since the April 8th drop.
But there is definitely a need for energy in all forms and for electricity generation in one form or another. I would look at **FENY** (oil & gas, low expense ratio, good returns, +1% YTD). **GRID** (+17%) and **IFRA** (+9%) focus on building out the power grid and its infrastructure.
Others to look at are XLE, RNRG, VOLT, EMLP, GII, RBLD, EMLP, MPLX and ECLN. None have nuclear as a primary focus.

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