Procure Space ETF (UFO)

Aerospace IPOs are surging in 2025. ETF plays like UFO and ARKX drawing investor interest.

UFO offers diversified exposure to the space sector, tracking companies from satellite tech to launch services across commercial and government segments. The space industry is poised for significant growth, but profitability and event-driven risks remain high due to early-stage company profiles. UFO's top holdings include EchoStar, Rocket Lab, and AST SpaceMobile, each with unique growth prospects and challenges.

The S&P Kensho Space Index's 51.99% surge underscores investor enthusiasm as defense, tourism and climate tech fuel the booming space economy.

While aerospace and defense ETFs have recently caught investor interest, space ETFs have been quietly gaining traction. The space sector shares some overlap with the aerospace industry.

Space economy soars as S&P Kensho Space Index jumps 49%, fueled by defense demand, tourism buzz and global investment.

IPO chatter is again swirling around Elon Musk's SpaceX and the rocket maker's Starlink satellite-internet constellation, but Musk seems in no rush to take either public.

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Wall Street was upbeat last week with the Dow Jones and the S&P 500 hitting all-time highs last week.

Several pure-play space stocks rallied 20% or more this week, in part driven by what sector analysts called a "Trump-Elon trade." Just this week saw Rocket Lab up 41%, Intuitive Machines up 28%, Spire Global up 26%, Planet Labs up 16%, Redwire up 15% and AST SpaceMobile up 10%.

ETFs can often seem like a new frontier in investing, perhaps no more so than when they're investing in the final frontier: space. Space ETFs lean into ETFs' ability to craft thematic exposures, with few ideas so thematic as space.

Two of the last frontiers for exploration are space and the oceans.

Wall Street offered a mixed performance last week.

While Elon Musk's Tesla stock is not performing well currently, investors can bet on his vision via other AI related stocks and ETFs.

Few industries are as dangerous as space exploration, but it is still worth looking for space stocks to buy. Certainly, SpaceX has made it seem simple, even awe-inspiring again.

Coming up as a new frontier, the space economy is expected to reach a valuation of $1.8 trillion by 2035. Look into ETFs to capitalize on the growing interest in interstellar exploration and surging capital infusion in the space sector.

The space tourism company is on pace to extend its losing streak to two days and register its biggest single-day percentage decline since Tuesday, when it fell 7.6%. Virgin Galactic SPCE, -4.73% is currently down 5 of the last six days.