CWAI (CWA Income ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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The primary objective of this fund is to deliver comprehensive total returns. Under standard market conditions, it pursues this goal by allocating its assets across a varied portfolio comprising corporate debt instruments with diverse maturity dates, alongside equity investments. Importantly, the fund typically caps its exposure to equity securities at no more than 20% of its entire asset base. Additionally, it possesses full flexibility to invest without any limits in both securities denominated in foreign currencies and those U.S. dollar-denominated securities issued by international entities.
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