A few major technology stocks are expected to keep gaining traction from the buoyancy in demand for their products and services. Investors seeking to ride the big tech rally could consider the following ETFs:

Volatility is here and Q4 2020 could look a lot like Q4 2018. Rising unemployment among higher income earners is going to be a major headwind to stocks.

Here are the ETFs with the highest allocation to this software giant, which are likely to be big movers post-Oracle results.

These funds gained in the range of 3-5% on the day and have substantial exposure to the software provider.

After the closing bell yesterday, software giant Oracle reported better-than-expected fiscal fourth-quarter 2020 results.

The NYSE number of stocks above the 50-day has been declining for a week (confirming the PMO Index above) even though the NYSE Price Index has held steady. In my view, that is a signal to take partial profits and to raise some cash.

ETFs with the highest allocation to this software giant look to be big movers this week and in the next, as investors digest its scores and views.

Software stocks have showed great relative strength all during the market correction that began in October 2018.

ETFs with the highest allocation to this software giant look to be big movers this week and in the next, as investors digest its scores and views.

Investors seeking to take advantage of growing investor appetite for software services platforms and newly public technology companies could benefit from these ETFs in the months ahead.

Technology continues to be one of the best performing sectors this year, up about 17%.

ETFs with the highest allocation to this software giant, look to be big movers this week and in the next, as investors digest its scores and views.

Rounds of upbeat data signaling improving economic growth provided a solid boost to economically sensitive growth sectors like technology, which typically perform well in a maturing economic cycle.

Choosing the right sector to trade is just as important as trading with the overall market trend at your back.

Stocks that hold up during a market downturn tend to be the next leaders when pressure on the market alleviates.

This has been a banner year for the stock market, with the Dow Jones emerging as the biggest beneficiary of the rotation in leadership in the large-cap domestic space.