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Here are the ETFs to help you invest in the Biden infrastructure plan

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Itsholdingsare “soup to nuts” companies that stand to benefit from a broader roll-out of data infrastructure, including cellular antennas and routers, mobile network operators, satellite-based communications, cloud computing equipment, fiber optic cables, data center real estate investment trusts, and much more.FIVG has about $1.1 billion in assets, charges a 30-basis point management fee, and has been around for about two years.Another option, the Pacer Benchmark Data & Infrastructure Real Estate SCTR ETFSRVR,+0.72%,is more focused, as the name suggests, on the real estate needed for broadband technology. It’s important to note, however, that SRVR ismade up of real estate investment trusts, which have some different implications for investors than straight stocks do.Water“President Biden’s plan will eliminate all lead pipes and service lines in our drinking water systems, improving the health of our country’s children and communities of color,” the proposal notes.“This is an investment theme that I thought was under the radar, but I’m pleasantly surprised to see that this ETF has a billion and a half in it,” Rosenbluth said. The fund in question is the Invesco Water Resources ETFPHO,+0.61%.Rosenbluth calls PHO “extremely diversified” withholdingsin water utilities, machinery companies, industrials and materials companies that make the equipment to improve water infrastructure, life sciences tools and much more.One added bonus of an ETF like this one, he said in an interview, is that they “tend to be cross-sector in nature. You’re surrounding the investment theme and participating in the broader ecosystem connected to that theme between the equipment and services.”The caveat is that it doesn’t fit easily into existing traditional portfolio designs. “This is not an easy replacement for an industrial sector ETF or for ones that track utilities,” Rosenbluth said. “This is a multi-shaped ETF. Still, it can be a nice complemen to an existing portfolio, particularly for an investor with a long-term horizon.”PHO also charges a bit more than many ETFs: 50 basis points. It’s been around since 2005, however.Clean energyAs MarketWatch reported in mid-March,clean-energy ETFs have slumped in recent weeks, even though such spending figures prominently in the American Jobs Plan – and in spite of continued gains for the oil priceCL.1,0.63%.At the time, Rosenbluth told MarketWatch, “these are really solid long-term investments.”In the year to date, some of the most-favored clean-energy ETFs are still down substantially after a big run-up in 2020. The largest, the ishares Global Clean Energy ETFICLN,+3.45%,is nearly 14% lower, for example, while the Invesco Solar ETFTAN,+2.80%is off 11%.The group rallied Wednesday after the Biden plan was released, suggesting there’s likely to be upside as the legislation advances. Other funds to consider might be the First Trust Nasdaq Clean Edge Green Energy Index FundQCLN,+4.16%,and the ALPS Clean Energy ETF.ACES,+4.32%TransportationIt’s not a sector that’s going to see an immediate jump from the infrastructure spending plan, but transportation will get an indirect boost if materials and workers are moved around the country by plane, train, and automobile — and it will be a beneficiary later of improvements to facilities like roads, bridges, airports, and so on.Rosenbluth suggests investors consider either the iShares TransportationIYT,-0.49%Average ETF, which is market-weighted, or the SPDR S&P Transportation ETFXTN,-0.83%,which is equal-weighted.“These funds would seem to be latter cycle beneficiaries as opposed to the companies that will improve the roads and infrastructure but they are a clear beneficiary and investing is about the longer term,” Rosenbluth pointed out.Given their very different makeup, investors should look carefully at the portfolios for these two ETFs. 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