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GENY (Principal Millennial Global Growth ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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This fund primarily seeks long-term growth by investing in equity securities, with a strong emphasis on companies exhibiting significant growth potential. Under typical market conditions, at least 40% of its net assets are allocated to stocks from international and developing markets. The portfolio maintains exposure across a broad range of market capitalizations, encompassing small, mid, and large-cap companies. Furthermore, the fund is designed to concentrate a substantial portion of its investments – specifically over 25% of its assets – into one or more industries within both the consumer discretionary sector and the communication services sector.
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