ETF ideas for 2026

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ACTIVE INVESTOR WEEKLY EDITION: February 27, 2026 View in a browser

FIDELITY ACTIVE INVESTOR® WEEKLY EDITION: February 27, 2026

ETF ideas for 2026 3 international ETF screen opportunities to consider. Read now Oil prices climb The latest geopolitical conflicts have pushed oil prices higher. Read now Supreme Court strikes down Trump's tariffs Here's what investors need to know about the SCOTUS ruling. Read now Tariff ruling breakdown Fidelity's Market Sense explores what the SCOTUS decision means for investors. Watch now Crypto and taxes Learn about crypto tax changes for 2026. Watch now How are stablecoins different from other cryptocurrencies? Here are the key things to know about this type of cryptocurrency. Read now

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