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This Week's Featured News

Energy Vault Electrifies Market With Accelerated Growth

Author: Thomas Hughes. Article Published: 3/19/2026.

Key Points

Energy Vault’s latest quarterly update showed sharply higher revenue and improving profitability metrics alongside a larger contracted backlog.
Management’s 2026 outlook calls for continued top-line growth, but margins and cash generation remain key execution tests.
Analyst sentiment has been cautious, while institutional ownership remains significant and short interest is notable.
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Energy Vault (NYSE: NRGV) faces risks and hurdles, but it appears on track to sustain high growth, improve profitability, and deliver value for investors. The Q4 release and guidance update not only affirm the company's trajectory but show its flywheel is working and generating cash flow faster than expected. A key highlight is the bottom line: the company's strong revenue surge and improved operations produced a surprise adjusted profit, positive cash flow, and better capitalization — trends management expects to continue in 2026.

What is Energy Vault? It is a utility-grade energy storage company focused on colocated storage for renewable energy projects. One differentiator is a gravity-fed system for long-duration storage: towers and cranes lift and lower heavy blocks to store potential energy, similar to the weights of a cuckoo clock. That approach enables long-term storage without degradation, unlike traditional batteries. The company also offers lithium-ion, hydrogen, and hybrid solutions for municipalities, industries, and major utilities.

Energy Vault Outperforms and Issues Strong Guidance for 2026

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Energy Vault reported a robust quarter driven by a massive capacity ramp. The company expanded operating and contracted capacity by 8.3x on a trailing-twelve-month (TTM) basis, helped drive a 358% increase in Q4 revenue to $153.3 million, and beat consensus by roughly 50 basis points. More importantly, the revenue strength and execution quality are accelerating the path to profitability.

Q4 2025 showed a marked improvement in GAAP gross profit, with gross margin expanding by more than 1,000 basis points, alongside positive adjusted EBITDA and adjusted net income. In short, Energy Vault returned to positive adjusted earnings in the quarter, giving management confidence to issue stronger guidance and a more favorable profitability outlook.

Looking ahead, 2026 could be stronger still. The company is forecasting 30% revenue growth at the midpoint — well above MarketBeat's consensus. That outlook is supported by the TTM capacity ramp and a backlog that grew 42% sequentially and 300% year-over-year to more than $1.3 billion.

Cash flow is another key point. The company improved its cash balance in Q4 through operations and capital raises and expects to build on that position in 2026. The implication is that Energy Vault is better capitalized for the year ahead, the risk of dilution and rising debt is receding, and sustained profitability is likely on the horizon.

Analysts at Odds With Results; Institutions Are Accumulating

MarketBeat did not record analyst revisions in the immediate hours after the release, but updates are likely. The Q4 report and guidance run counter to recent trends that included price-target cuts, downgrades, a focus on profits, and concern about capitalization.

Those results may not immediately flip consensus, but they should prevent sentiment from deteriorating further. The stock currently carries a consensus Reduce rating from five analysts, reflecting a 60% sell-side bias. Analysts view the stock as overvalued near $3.80, but institutional holders appear to disagree: institutional data show this group owning roughly 40% of the market and accumulating in early 2026, buying at a pace of more than $2 for every $1 sold.

Institutional activity has coincided with a reversal in the share price. NRGV hit a low in 2025 and subsequently moved above a pair of moving averages, signaling potential for further gains. In 2026 the stock pulled back to a critical pivot point, found support there, and shifted market sentiment.

In this scenario the bearish tide appears to be shifting toward a more bullish one and could gain momentum as the year progresses. How quickly that happens will depend on upcoming news, continued institutional buying, and whether analysts revise their outlooks. If sentiment turns more positive, the stock could retest the $6 level and potentially move higher. The main risk is short interest: short sellers increased positions before the report and could limit gains around that $6 area.

Today's Bonus Story

Active ETFs Surge Past Passive, and These Are in the Lead

Reported by Nathan Reiff. Publication Date: 3/23/2026.

Key Points

Actively managed ETFs have seen significant acceleration of inflows in the last year, potentially signaling a shift in how investors approach this space.
Two active funds that may be worth a closer look include CGDV and TCAF, with a focus on dividend value and a GARP approach, respectively.
Other passive funds may reflect some aspects of active ETFs, such as IVES, which is based on an index but tied to the views of technology analyst Dan Ives.
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Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have long been known for simplifying investing for individual investors while keeping costs low through passive strategies that track indices. Notably, though, actively managed ETFs—funds whose portfolios are curated by managers rather than tied to an index, and which generally carry higher fees—have grown faster than their passive counterparts. Goldman Sachs reports that inflows into active ETFs were about four times stronger than those for passive ETFs last year.

Actively managed ETFs can have greater potential to capture alpha and may employ more complex strategies, which can appeal to investors seeking differentiated returns. Amid the large number of funds on the market, two actively managed ETFs (and one passive ETF that mimics an active approach) stand out in particular.

CGDV Aims for Dividends and Price Appreciation Through an Active Approach

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The Capital Group Dividend Value ETF (NYSEARCA: CGDV) seeks dividend income that exceeds the average yield on U.S. stocks, focusing primarily on large, established domestic firms and secondarily on large foreign companies. CGDV's managers diversify across sectors and industries, though information technology, industrials, and healthcare are prominent.

With at least 90% of its equity assets invested in issuers rated investment-grade or higher, CGDV aims to be a stable source of income even during market turbulence. Its active management provides flexibility to adjust holdings as conditions change, which may attract investors looking for a defensive yet responsive strategy.

CGDV holds just over 50 high-quality dividend stocks, including names such as Applied Materials Inc. (NASDAQ: AMAT) and Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT).

At a 0.33% expense ratio, CGDV is pricier than some passive dividend ETFs. However, its one-year return of nearly 21%, combined with a dividend yield of 1.31%, may justify that cost for some investors.

TCAF's Core Equity Approach Combines Big Names With Lesser-Knowns

Using a core equity approach, the T. Rowe Price Capital Appreciation Equity ETF (NYSEARCA: TCAF) targets stocks based on growth-at-a-reasonable-price (GARP) principles. The objective is to pursue strong return potential with relatively lower risk versus the broader market. TCAF's managers are not constrained by market-cap or other rigid metrics; instead they build the portfolio in a bottom-up way, selecting individual companies on their merits.

The fund holds roughly 100 companies screened for fundamental strength, track record, and growth potential. Investors might use TCAF as a core holding to gain diversified exposure to large U.S. stocks for a 0.31% expense ratio. The roster also includes lesser-known firms that many retail investors may not recognize, such as pharmaceutical distribution company Cencora Inc. (NYSE: COR).

Over the past year, this basket returned just over 10%, slightly underperforming the broader market. Still, TCAF has seen a notable surge in inflows recently, including nearly $1.9 billion from institutional investors, which may merit a closer look for potential future gains.

A Passive Fund That Mimics an Active Approach

The push toward actively managed funds has also influenced some passive ETFs. The Dan Ives Wedbush AI Revolution ETF (NYSEARCA: IVES) is passively managed but tracks an index based on selections by Dan Ives, a well-known technology analyst at Wedbush Securities, reflecting his convictions about the growing AI sector.

For a 0.75% expense ratio—higher than most passive funds—investors gain access to an index shaped by Ives' views.

Many of IVES' roughly 30 holdings are familiar tech names available through other ETFs, but its unique weighting and multi-cap approach can differentiate the portfolio.

This fund may appeal to investors who follow Dan Ives' analysis and share his optimism about the AI revolution.

Launched in June 2025, IVES does not yet have an extensive performance record, but it has already attracted close to $1 billion in assets under management and trades actively, with a one-month average trading volume of more than 500,000 shares.

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