FMQQ Profile
The FMQQ The Next Frontier Internet & Ecommerce ETF focuses on capturing the growth potential of emerging and frontier market internet and ecommerce companies. The fund is structured to invest predominantly in securities that are part of an index designed by Big Tree Capital LLC. This index aims to reflect the performance of publicly traded companies in these markets that are involved in internet and ecommerce sectors, including technology platforms, online retail, digital services, and related fields.
Under normal market conditions, the ETF commits at least 80% of its net assets to securities of companies that operate in the internet and ecommerce industries. This allocation targets companies that are either based in emerging or frontier markets, or derive a significant portion of their revenue from these regions. The focus on these sectors is intended to capitalize on the rapid growth and increasing digital adoption in these markets, which are often underrepresented in broader investment indexes.
The fund's investment strategy includes buying stocks and depositary receipts of companies within the index, ensuring that the portfolio closely tracks the performance of the underlying index. The index is specifically curated to encompass a broad range of internet and ecommerce enterprises, from established tech giants to high-growth startups, providing investors with exposure to the dynamic and evolving landscape of digital commerce and technology.
Managed by Big Tree Capital LLC, the ETF benefits from the firm's expertise in identifying and evaluating high-growth opportunities within the frontier and emerging markets. The non-diversified nature of the fund means that it may concentrate its investments in a narrower set of securities compared to more diversified funds, reflecting a higher degree of specialization and focus on the internet and ecommerce sectors. Investors in FMQQ The Next Frontier Internet & Ecommerce ETF gain targeted exposure to this fast-growing segment of the global market, with the potential for significant growth driven by the expansion of digital and online services in these regions.
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