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    ETF Components for SPRX - Spear Alpha ETF


    Below is a list of stocks held by this ETF. We only list holdings in the same market. If this is a global ETF, there may be additional components other than those listed here.

    Holdings

    Symbol Grade Price % Change Allocation
    NVDA A -1.34 13.96
    S C 2.57 9.02
    MRVL B 2.38 7.22
    TSLA B -0.37 7.18
    ZS C 3.51 6.18
    TER F 0.82 4.99
    DDOG A 5.38 4.94
    NET B 7.16 4.79
    CEG C 4.22 4.65
    CRDO C 9.04 3.42
    ANET D 4.85 3.39
    AMD F -0.55 3.34
    ON F 0.18 2.97
    WOLF F -0.47 2.83
    SHOP B 3.89 2.72
    CFLT B 5.29 2.42
    GTLB B 5.31 2.12
    COHR B 3.32 1.96
    AMKR F 1.93 1.75
    APH B 3.89 1.38
    GEV A 3.29 1.13
    CRWD B 2.70 1.08
    SNOW C 32.25 0.97
    NRG B 1.90 0.76
    MU D 1.33 0.43
    PANW A -0.13 0.20
    RIO D -0.14 0.00
    ROK B -0.52 0.00

    Represented by ETF Holdings

    Keywords: S&P 500 Computing Nasdaq 100 Semiconductor Cloud Computing Cloud Infrastructure Computer Security Deep Learning Electronics Aerospace Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity Design Manufacturers Electricity Integrated Circuits Renewable Energy Semiconductor Devices Smartphones Automotive Electronics CMOS
    Industries: Semiconductors Software - Application Software - Infrastructure Utilities - Renewable Auto Manufacturers Communication Equipment Computer Systems Diversified Industrials Electronic Components Industrial Metals & Minerals Scientific & Technical Instruments Semiconductor Equipment & Materials Semiconductor Memory Telecom Services Utilities - Independent Power Producers

    Recent News for Spear Alpha ETF & its Holdings

    Date Stock Title
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    Nov 21 PANW Dow Jones Rises On Surprise Jobless Claims; Nvidia Reverses From Record Highs
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    Nov 21 NVDA Nvidia Just Delivered a Beat-and-Raise Quarter. There's 1 Red Flag Investors Shouldn't Ignore.
    Nov 21 PANW Palo Alto Networks beats Q1 estimates, while guidance disappoints
    Nov 21 NVDA Nvidia’s Forecast Magic Fades as Analysts Catch Up to Reality
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    SPRX invests in companies that are poised to benefit from breakthrough trends in industrial technology. The fund’s objective is to find underappreciated opportunities across different industrial supply chains that are beneficiaries of the secular themes discussed below: Environmental Focus and Decarbonization Manufacturing Digitalization Automation & Robotics Photonics and Additive Manufacturing Space Exploration Artificial Intelligence (AI) SPRX is an actively managed ETF that seeks long-term capital growth by investing in US listed securities (including American depositary receipts "ADRs") of industrial and technology companies relevant to the Fund’s investment themes and the ecosystem around them. SPRX invests in both “growth”, defined as companies with high and underappreciated growth prospects, and “value”, defined as opportunities that are undervalued based on an assessment of the underlying fundamentals.
    Artificial Intelligence American Depositary Receipt Photonics Industrial Technology
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