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FIVR (Strategy Shares Nasdaq 5 Handl Index ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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This fund is committed to investing at least 80% of its holdings in the securities that make up its benchmark index. This index predominantly consists of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and is strategically divided into two equal components. The "Core Portfolio" accounts for 50% of the index, concentrating on fixed income and equity ETFs, while the remaining 50% forms the "Explore Portfolio," which invests in ETFs covering 12 distinct asset categories.
A total of nine funds launched during the week ending Sept. 1, thus a dip after the 17 ETF launches last week but not unusual in the leadup to a holiday weekend.
Only eight funds debuted during the week ending August 11. The new ETF launches included a sustainable commodity fund from USCF Advisers, two fixed income ETFs from Strive Asset Management, and an options strategy ETF targeting Netflix stock from YieldMax.
The global financial crisis in 2008 caused many retirees to fall behind their savings goals. With millions of Baby Boomers retiring every year, that's a large investor base seeking income.