In honor of Valentine's Day, we showcase several ETFs that have built a solid relationship with investors, gaining more than 18% so far this year.

Here are five ETFs having the largest allocation to this video game retailer, which may materially change the fund performance until rebalancing occurs.

While there are winners in almost every corner of the small-cap space, here are four top-performing, small-cap ETFs from different sectors over the past month.

Despite the worries over Trump’s protectionist trade policy, Americans continue to be optimistic as evident from 18-year high consumer confidence in August.

While there are winners in many corners of the stock market, investors should tap the sectors that are expected to continue moving higher in the weeks ahead.

Investors seeking to capitalize the Valentine’s Day splurge should invest in consumer discretionary ETFs.

Investors should note that it is not only retailers splurging on holiday optimism, videogame publishers and online players are also making the most of annual shopping. Investors should bet on the following ETFs to profit from the holiday season.

Thanks to the burst of heavy discounts and e-commerce boom, retailers are enjoying one of the best holiday seasons ever.

The retail sector has been underperforming this year owing to the digital transformation in shopping and consumers’ online binge that has curbed foot and mall traffic.

This Fourth July will be a celebration of not only freedom but also economic growth. Along with the spirits of Americans, this Independence Day should lift revenues and profits in various corners.

We have highlighted five sectors and the related ETFs that promise substantial expected growth rate for 2017 and could be good plays in the near term. We also highlight five sector specific stocks that could serve as a buy candidate.

Given improving economic fundamentals and the holiday fervor, the consumer discretionary sector looks like an exciting bet at present.

We are just three days away from Thanksgiving Day, which kicks off holiday season. Americans join extended families and give thanks for the good things they have in life.

The Consumer Discretionary sector ranks fourth out of the ten sectors as detailed in my Sector Rankings for ETFs and Mutual Funds report.

The Consumer Discretionary sector ranks third out of the ten sectors. It gets my Neutral rating, which is based on aggregation of ratings of 18 ETFs and 21 mutual funds in the Consumer Discretionary sector.