Let's check out some ETF areas that will remain solid investment picks even as the coronavirus cases show a sharp spike.

Here we take a look at some Internet ETFs that will continue to gain from increasing demand for online gaming, shopping, video streaming and work-from-home trends due to the coronavirus crisis.

While many corners of the broad market are at risk, the resurgence in coronavirus cases will continue to drive the e-commerce boom.

Many tech ETFs hit all-time highs in the recent trading session. Below, we have highlighted some of them that could be excellent plays to ride out the bullish trend in the tech space.

Amid the coronavirus mayhem, people are resorting to online retailers to purchase food items and other goods and to video streaming services and other modes for in-house entertainment.

Semiconductor ETFs have been feeling the pressure of slowing global growth. However, likely revival of smartphones, steady deployment of 5G and a decent M&A environment may benefit the space.

E-commerce companies have been the most sought after on Wall Street as lockdowns have resulted in the forced closure of malls and retail stores.

With lockdowns, social distancing and stay-at-home mandates across many parts of the world to contain the spread of coronavirus, consumers have come online for almost everything.

Netflix posted its strongest ever subscriber additions buoyed by the coronavirus crisis, which has resulted in social distancing and stay-at-home mandates, pushing up demand for streaming services.

Here we highlight some ETF areas that investors can consider amid the coronavirus crisis.