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Invesco Solar ETF

TAN

Attention (50-day avg)0%

Attention rank (50-day avg)#1,428

Bullish sentiment (50-day avg)68%

Price to earnings ratio19.2

Net assets0

Expense ratio0.01%

Social

What share of all ETF conversation is about TAN?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	0% new	0% 0	0% +0	0.01% +0.01

May 29

The Invesco Solar ETF ($TAN) has risen over 50% this year, reaching its highest level since July 2023.
Solar stocks, including $TAN, have been performing well due to high energy prices, with some analysts expecting the trend to continue.
$TAN has shown strong technical indicators, including a monthly increasing volume breakout and a favorable IPO AVWAP + 30 week SMA setup.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about TAN that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	0%	0% -85.71	52.63% -39.04	90.62% +14.98
Bearish	100%	100% +85.71	47.37% +39.04	9.38% -14.98

Bullish· Nov 5

$TAN has outperformed the SPY in the solar sector, positioning it for further gains in the "Energy At All Costs Regime".
Among speculative themes, solar stocks, led by $TAN, have shown remarkable resilience and are holding up exceptionally well.
$TAN has broken out of a nearly 5-year channel, with a 42% YTD return, and is poised for further accumulation with a strong uptrend.

Bearish· Nov 6

$TAN is down 10% on the week, part of a year-long downtrend channel, with pessimism priced into the stock.
The ETF is showing bearish price action, with a massive falling wedge that could lead to further downside, and a fundamental catalyst is now in place.
$TAN is down 5.3% overnight, with a potential crash incoming, possibly below $30, as the Chinese solar market is not expected to flood the market.

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Topics

Of the messages about TAN that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Technical Analysis	100%	57.14%	88%	94.68%
Macro	0%	42.86%	12%	5.32%

May 28

$TAN is trading at a Cycle High, with a 50% gain since late 2025, and a potential time cycle low due around September/October 2026.
The solar sector, led by $TAN, is experiencing a golden pocket breakout, with $FSLR pushing into blue sky territory.
$TAN is showing a strong bull flag breakout, with a next target above at the -1.618 fib extension at 76.08, following a price continuation after the breakout.

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Community

Of the messages about TAN, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	0%	75%	58.33%	69.26%
Newcomers	100%	25%	41.67%	30.74%

Regulars· Aug 15

$TAN is experiencing a breakout, with a 8.79% jump and rising above the EMA ribbon, indicating a potential buy signal.
The solar sector, led by $TAN, is showing significant strength, with many stocks in the sector experiencing massive moves, potentially indicating a turning point in industry fundamentals.
The market is front-running a potential tightening of clean energy credits by the US Treasury Department, with $TAN and other solar stocks already showing significant gains, potentially leading to a generational squeeze in the space.

Newcomers· Aug 15

The solar sector is showing signs of breaking out of its negativity, with $TAN consolidating over its 200-day average.
Many are expecting a strong break and hold of $190 or $220-$230, which could be a significant catalyst for the asset.
$TAN is being positioned for a continuation of its upward trend, with some users even setting targets for the asset to reach $45 by mid-September.

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News

Better Energy Sector ETF: Vanguard's VDE Targeting Traditional Oil and Gas Giants vs. Invesco's Solar-Focused TAN | The Motley Fool

VDE's 5-year gains crushed TAN's despite lower volatility, while its 0.09% fee dwarfs the solar fund's 0.7% expense ratio.

7d agoThe Motley Fool

Better Clean Energy ETF: Broad Exposure Through iShares' ICLN vs. Invesco's Solar-Focused TAN | The Motley Fool

One fund concentrates on solar alone, while the other diversifies across wind and other renewables. Which strategy aligns with your risk tolerance?

15d agoThe Motley Fool

Solar Stocks Will Shine Again. We’re Still Bullish on the Invesco Solar ETF.

27d agobarrons.com

TAN: Photovoltaic Market Saturation Is Closer Than Market Consensus (NYSEARCA:TAN)

1mo agoSeeking Alpha

XOP vs TAN: Will an Oil & Gas ETF Bring More Profits Than a Solar Fund in 2026? | The Motley Fool

XOP's 0.35% expense ratio and lower volatility appeal to conservative investors, while TAN's 1.41 beta offers higher conviction exposure to renewable energy.

1mo agoThe Motley Fool

Which Is the Better Energy Sector ETF, the AMLP's Focus on Traditional Energy or Invesco's TAN Targeting Solar? | The Motley Fool

AMLP offers a 7% dividend yield and lower volatility, while TAN delivers higher growth potential and 41% one-year returns.

1mo agoThe Motley Fool

Also Discussed

Investors talking about TAN also mention

#	Name	Attention
1	Invesco WilderHill Clean Energy ETFPBW	0%0
2	First Trust Nasdaq Clean Edge Green Energy Index FundQCLN	0%0
3	iShares Global Clean Energy ETFICLN	0%-0.01
4	First Solar Inc.FSLR	0%-0.02
5	Canadian Solar Inc.CSIQ	0.01%+0
6	SunPower Inc.SPWR	0%+0
7	SolarEdge Technologies, Inc.SEDG	0%0
8	JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. ADRJKS	0%-0.01
9	First Trust Global Wind Energy ETFFAN	0%0
10	Sunrun Inc.RUN	0%0

Invesco Solar ETF

Invesco Solar ETF is an exchange-traded fund that tracks the MAC Global Solar Energy Index, focusing on the solar energy sector. It invests at least 90% of its total assets in securities, including American Depositary Receipts and Global Depositary Receipts, of companies comprising the index. The index consists of firms involved in solar energy production, encompassing manufacturers of solar panels, inverters, and related equipment, as well as developers and operators of solar power projects. Key holdings typically include leading companies from the United States, Israel, China, and other regions, spanning sectors such as technology, utilities, and industrials. The fund employs full physical replication to mirror the index's performance and is rebalanced quarterly. Launched in 2008 and managed by Invesco, headquartered in the United States, Invesco Solar ETF provides targeted exposure to the global solar energy industry, supporting investors interested in renewable energy themes within diversified portfolios.

Location

United States

Social

What share of all ETF conversation is about TAN?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	0% new	0% 0	0% +0	0.01% +0.01

May 29

The Invesco Solar ETF ($TAN) has risen over 50% this year, reaching its highest level since July 2023.
Solar stocks, including $TAN, have been performing well due to high energy prices, with some analysts expecting the trend to continue.
$TAN has shown strong technical indicators, including a monthly increasing volume breakout and a favorable IPO AVWAP + 30 week SMA setup.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about TAN that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	0%	0% -85.71	52.63% -39.04	90.62% +14.98
Bearish	100%	100% +85.71	47.37% +39.04	9.38% -14.98

Bullish· Nov 5

$TAN has outperformed the SPY in the solar sector, positioning it for further gains in the "Energy At All Costs Regime".
Among speculative themes, solar stocks, led by $TAN, have shown remarkable resilience and are holding up exceptionally well.
$TAN has broken out of a nearly 5-year channel, with a 42% YTD return, and is poised for further accumulation with a strong uptrend.

Bearish· Nov 6

$TAN is down 10% on the week, part of a year-long downtrend channel, with pessimism priced into the stock.
The ETF is showing bearish price action, with a massive falling wedge that could lead to further downside, and a fundamental catalyst is now in place.
$TAN is down 5.3% overnight, with a potential crash incoming, possibly below $30, as the Chinese solar market is not expected to flood the market.

Generated by AI

Topics

Of the messages about TAN that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Technical Analysis	100%	57.14%	88%	94.68%
Macro	0%	42.86%	12%	5.32%

May 28

$TAN is trading at a Cycle High, with a 50% gain since late 2025, and a potential time cycle low due around September/October 2026.
The solar sector, led by $TAN, is experiencing a golden pocket breakout, with $FSLR pushing into blue sky territory.
$TAN is showing a strong bull flag breakout, with a next target above at the -1.618 fib extension at 76.08, following a price continuation after the breakout.

Generated by AI

Community

Of the messages about TAN, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	0%	75%	58.33%	69.26%
Newcomers	100%	25%	41.67%	30.74%

Regulars· Aug 15

$TAN is experiencing a breakout, with a 8.79% jump and rising above the EMA ribbon, indicating a potential buy signal.
The solar sector, led by $TAN, is showing significant strength, with many stocks in the sector experiencing massive moves, potentially indicating a turning point in industry fundamentals.
The market is front-running a potential tightening of clean energy credits by the US Treasury Department, with $TAN and other solar stocks already showing significant gains, potentially leading to a generational squeeze in the space.

Newcomers· Aug 15

The solar sector is showing signs of breaking out of its negativity, with $TAN consolidating over its 200-day average.
Many are expecting a strong break and hold of $190 or $220-$230, which could be a significant catalyst for the asset.
$TAN is being positioned for a continuation of its upward trend, with some users even setting targets for the asset to reach $45 by mid-September.

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Invesco Solar ETF

Social

May 29

Bullish· Nov 5

Bearish· Nov 6

May 28

Regulars· Aug 15

Newcomers· Aug 15

Better Energy Sector ETF: Vanguard's VDE Targeting Traditional Oil and Gas Giants vs. Invesco's Solar-Focused TAN | The Motley Fool

Better Clean Energy ETF: Broad Exposure Through iShares' ICLN vs. Invesco's Solar-Focused TAN | The Motley Fool

Solar Stocks Will Shine Again. We’re Still Bullish on the Invesco Solar ETF.

TAN: Photovoltaic Market Saturation Is Closer Than Market Consensus (NYSEARCA:TAN)

XOP vs TAN: Will an Oil & Gas ETF Bring More Profits Than a Solar Fund in 2026? | The Motley Fool

Which Is the Better Energy Sector ETF, the AMLP's Focus on Traditional Energy or Invesco's TAN Targeting Solar? | The Motley Fool

Also Discussed

Invesco Solar ETF

Company Information

Location

Better Energy Sector ETF: Vanguard's VDE Targeting Traditional Oil and Gas Giants vs. Invesco's Solar-Focused TAN | The Motley Fool

Better Clean Energy ETF: Broad Exposure Through iShares' ICLN vs. Invesco's Solar-Focused TAN | The Motley Fool

Solar Stocks Will Shine Again. We’re Still Bullish on the Invesco Solar ETF.

TAN: Photovoltaic Market Saturation Is Closer Than Market Consensus (NYSEARCA:TAN)

XOP vs TAN: Will an Oil & Gas ETF Bring More Profits Than a Solar Fund in 2026? | The Motley Fool

Which Is the Better Energy Sector ETF, the AMLP's Focus on Traditional Energy or Invesco's TAN Targeting Solar? | The Motley Fool

Also Discussed

Social

May 29

Bullish· Nov 5

Bearish· Nov 6

May 28

Regulars· Aug 15

Newcomers· Aug 15