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WDRN tracks an index of global equities with business exposure to physical artificial intelligence. To be eligible, stocks must first undergo listing, size, and liquidity screens. Qualified securities must then be involved in one of these physical AI categories: humanoid robotics, drones/autonomous mobility, next-gen factories or smart manufacturing, next-gen logistics and supply chain robotics, and emerging applications. A thematic score is initially assigned to each category based on the technological maturity, market relevance, and growth potential. A relevancy score is then assigned to…
Is WDRN's expense ratio expensive, average, or a steal for its category?
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