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KNGS (Upholdings Compound Kings ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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The Upholdings Compound Kings ETF (KNGS) seeks to identify and invest in businesses poised for exceptional long-term capital growth, aiming to surpass the performance of the S&P 500 Index over extended timeframes. A substantial portion of its portfolio, specifically a minimum of 60% of its total net assets, will be dedicated to equity stakes in mid-sized and large corporations. These firms will predominantly be situated in the United States and China, with Chinese exposure frequently achieved through securities listed in Hong Kong. Furthermore, the fund will also explore investment prospects…
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