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    Water ETF List

    Symbol Grade Name % Change
    IWTR C iShares MSCI Water Management Multisector ETF 0.36
    FIW C First Trust ISE Water Index Fund -0.10
    PIO C PowerShares Global Water Portfolio 0.02
    PHO C Invesco Water Resources ETF -0.07
    TBLU C Tortoise Global Water ESG Fund -0.20
    AQWA D Global X Clean Water ETF 0.00
    CGW D Invesco S&P Global Water Index ETF 0.31
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    Related ETFs - A few ETFs which own one or more of the above listed Water ETF stocks.

    Symbol Grade Name Weight
    RAAX A VanEck Vectors Real Asset Allocation ETF 1.26
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        Water ETF

        Water ETFs are exchange-traded funds that focus on companies involved in the global water industry. These funds provide exposure to businesses that are engaged in water-related activities such as water utilities, infrastructure, treatment, distribution, technology, and equipment. The goal of Water ETFs is to give investors a way to invest in the essential and growing sector of water resources, which is expected to see increasing demand due to population growth, climate change, and urbanization.

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