With 12 ETFs traded on the U.S. markets, Consumer ETFs have total assets under management of $777.72M. The average expense ratio is 0.53%. Consumer ETFs can be found in the following asset classes:
The largest Consumer ETF is the ProShares Pet Care ETF PAWZ with $334.47M in assets. In the last trailing year, the best-performing Consumer ETF was INCO at 41.76%. The most recent ETF launched in the Consumer space was the Hartford Longevity Economy ETF HLGE on 03/16/21.
The worst performers have fallen by 22-59% through the end of the third quarter.
The new funds each focus on a different emerging tech-related theme.
Want to use your investment portfolio to help prevent cardiovascular disease? There’s an ETF for that.
Thematic ETFs tend to be targeted and flexible, holding stocks from across multiple sectors and industries.
Plus, updates on a number of ETF closures and other changes.
An ETF’s name is not always a clear indicator of what’s inside.
As the economy reopens and shoppers unleash pent-up demand, high-priced goods stand to benefit.
It’s really just the nature of the ETF industry.
The issuer brings to market another actively managed thematic fund.
