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XWEB (SPDR S&P Internet ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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This fund's primary strategy involves allocating a significant portion of its total assets—specifically, at least 80% and typically a greater share—to the securities that comprise its target index. Furthermore, it retains the flexibility to hold equity investments not included in that index, alongside liquid assets such as cash, cash equivalents, or various money market instruments. These money market holdings may include repurchase agreements and money market funds, potentially even those managed by the fund's own Adviser. The index that this fund tracks is designed to capture the performance of the internet sector within the broader S&P Total Market Index ("S&P TMI").
Snap's stock price is hovering around its highest level in over a year following a bullish report from Wells Fargo analysts initiated in early December, as quoted on CNBC.
Although the week's ETF news was dominated by ARK and 21Shares teaming up to launch five cryptocurrency-related ETFs, there were additional new ETFs from other firms, including Simplify, newcomer GMO, Amplify, SoFi, DWS, and Virtus.
Tech stocks, and consequently tech funds, typically suffer most from economic tightening and rising rates. Rate hikes make debt costlier, and most tech firms (especially smaller ones) rely heavily on leverage to fund operations and growth in lieu of actual earnings.
The beaten-down prices in the tech stocks offer a solid buying opportunity for investors.
Concerns over higher inflation and rising rates continued to weigh on investors' sentiments. This has provided a compelling opportunity for investors to buy cheap heading into 2023.