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Wedbush Launches AI-Focused ETF

After announcing it was getting into the exchange traded fund industry in February, asset manager Wedbush Securities has launched a new ETF focused on artificial intelligence. The ticker? Perhaps no surprise that it's “IVES.

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Dan Ives' Wedbush ETF tracking AI stocks launches

Dan Ives, a tech analyst known for his bullish calls on Nvidia (NVDA), Tesla, and the generative AI boom, is offering investors a way to buy into his thesis — literally.

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There's a new ETF focused on the AI revolution — and it's backed by a well-known tech analyst

Wall Street tech bull Dan Ives and Wedbush have launched a new ETF offering investors exposure to 30 handpicked companies across key AI sectors based on Ives's proprietary research.

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Dan Ives Wedbush AI Revolution ETF’s 30 holdings ranked by SA quant metrics

Wedbush Securities has unveiled the Dan Ives Wedbush AI Revolution ETF (NYSEARCA:IVES), a thematic AI focused fund built on ...

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Tesla shares jump 5% after all-out Trump-Musk feud wipes out $150B market value

Investors were hopeful for signs that the two might reconcile after Tesla suffered its worst single-day drop in more than ...

Tesla Fan Says Trump Fight Doesn’t Change Outlook

Dan Ives, managing director of Wedbush Securities and a prominent Tesla bull, says he is sticking to his optimistic outlook ...

Wedbush reveals best AI stock picks for the second half of 2025

Wedbush expects AI boom to charge ahead at full throttle in the second half of 2025. He recommends owning Baidu and Snowflake ...

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‘Get the popcorn out’: Dan Ives warns Tesla shareholders Musk-Trump war may have only just begun

As Musk calls for his erstwhile ally to be stripped of his office and replaced, Wedbush's Tesla perma-bull fears for the worst but hopes for the best.

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Wedbush Securities joins downtown L.A. exodus, opting for smaller, more flexible office in Pasadena

Financial services firm Wedbush Securities is moving from a prominent office tower in downtown Los Angeles to Pasadena, where it will occupy much smaller offices meant to accommodate hybrid work ...

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