Stocks by Theme

Themes group widely-followed stocks and funds by a shared idea, like artificial intelligence or electric vehicles. Each list is a starting point for discovery, not a recommendation or a complete index. To group by the kind of business instead, browse sectors, or search for a ticker to jump straight to a company.

• AI Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed companies connected to artificial intelligence, spanning the chips that train AI models, the cloud platforms that run them, and the software built on top.

• Electric Vehicle (EV) Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed companies tied to electric vehicles, from pure-play EV makers to the established automakers expanding their electric lineups.

• Semiconductor Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed semiconductor companies, including the firms that design chips and the equipment and tool makers that supply the factories building them.

• Meme Stocks

  These are US-listed stocks that draw heavy attention in retail communities and social media. Names in this group can be unusually volatile, and inclusion here is about discussion activity, not quality.

• Bank Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed banks and large financial firms, from the biggest national lenders to major investment banks and brokerages.

• Biotech and Pharma Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed biotech and pharmaceutical companies, spanning large drugmakers and the biotechnology firms developing new treatments.

• Defense and Aerospace Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed defense and aerospace companies, including major contractors and the industrial firms that supply the sector.

• Popular ETFs

  These are widely-held US-listed exchange-traded funds (ETFs). An ETF holds a basket of assets and trades like a stock; this list includes broad-market and index funds such as those tracking the S&P 500, the Nasdaq-100, and the Russell 2000.

• Energy Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed energy companies, spanning integrated oil and gas majors, exploration and production firms, refiners, oilfield-services providers, and pipeline operators.

• Dividend Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed companies known for paying regular dividends to shareholders. A history of paying dividends is not a guarantee they continue, and a high yield can reflect a falling share price rather than strength.

• Crypto-Related Stocks

  These are US-listed companies whose business is tied to cryptocurrency, including exchanges, brokerages, and bitcoin miners. They are stocks, not cryptocurrencies, and their prices can move sharply with the crypto market.

• China Stocks (US-Listed)

  These are widely-followed Chinese companies that trade on US exchanges, spanning e-commerce, internet, and electric-vehicle names. US-listed Chinese shares can carry extra regulatory and reporting considerations.

• Nuclear Energy Stocks

  These are US-listed companies connected to nuclear energy, including utilities that operate reactors, uranium miners, fuel suppliers, and developers of small modular reactors. Some are early-stage and can be volatile.

• Quantum Computing Stocks

  These are US-listed companies working on quantum computing, from small pure-play developers to large technology firms with quantum research efforts. The pure-play names are early-stage and can be highly volatile.

• Space Stocks

  These are US-listed companies in the space industry, spanning rocket-launch providers, satellite operators, and the large aerospace and defense contractors with space divisions. Several pure-play names are early-stage and can be volatile.

• Cybersecurity Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed cybersecurity companies, spanning cloud security, endpoint protection, identity management, and network defense.

• Clean Energy and Solar Stocks

  These are US-listed clean-energy companies, including solar panel and inverter makers, residential installers, and utilities focused on renewable power. Several names in this group are sensitive to interest rates and policy and can be volatile.

• Gold and Precious Metals Stocks

  These are US-listed companies tied to gold and other precious metals, including miners that produce the metal and royalty and streaming firms that finance them. Their results tend to move with metal prices, which can be volatile.

• REIT Stocks (Real Estate)

  These are widely-followed US-listed real estate investment trusts (REITs), which own income-producing property and are required to pay out most of their taxable income as dividends. This list spans data centers, warehouses, cell towers, apartments, and retail.

• Airline Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed airlines, spanning the large network carriers and the low-cost and regional operators. Airline results are sensitive to fuel prices, travel demand, and the broader economy.

• Video Game Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed companies in the video game industry, including game publishers, platform makers, and the engines and tools studios build on.

• Retail Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed retailers, spanning big-box general merchandise, warehouse clubs, home improvement, discounters, and grocery chains.

• Homebuilder Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed homebuilders that construct and sell new homes. The group is sensitive to mortgage rates and the broader housing market, which can make it cyclical.

• Fintech Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed financial-technology companies, spanning digital payments, online lending, trading apps, and the networks that move money.

• Cannabis Stocks

  These are widely-followed cannabis companies that trade on US markets, from growers and retailers to the funds that track the sector.

• Lithium and Battery Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed companies tied to lithium and batteries, from the miners that produce lithium to the firms developing battery technology.

• Water Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed companies in the water sector, spanning regulated water utilities and the firms that build water treatment and infrastructure technology.

• Robotics and Automation Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed companies in robotics and automation, from industrial-automation and factory-equipment makers to surgical-robot and warehouse-robotics firms.

• Cloud and SaaS Software Stocks

  These are widely-followed US-listed cloud and software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies, spanning customer relationship management, data platforms, developer tools, and productivity and collaboration apps.