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TGN (AXS Brendan Wood TopGun Index ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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Under typical market conditions, at least 80% of the fund's overall assets, encompassing any borrowed capital utilized for investment, will be deployed into the underlying securities of its benchmark index. This index generally consists of approximately 25 elite "TopGun" businesses. Should the index exhibit significant concentration, dedicating over 25% of its total assets to a particular industry, the fund will mirror this industry-specific focus to a comparable degree. This fund is structured as non-diversified.
While the ETF industry didn't see over-the-top activity, the past week was fairly busy, with 11 new ETFs making their debut and six ETFs shutting down. Among the launches were two covered call funds from Goldman Sachs and a new fund from YieldMax that offers a covered call strategy tied to the stock of Moderna.
It was another quiet week for launches as the summer slump continued. Only seven funds launched during the week ending July 28, the same amount as last week.