LRNZ Profile
The TrueShares Technology, AI and Deep Learning ETF aims to provide investors with exposure to cutting-edge technologies through investments in companies specializing in technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and deep learning. The fund focuses on investing at least 80% of its net assets, including any borrowings made for investment purposes, in the common stocks of companies operating within these high-growth sectors. By concentrating on technology-driven enterprises, the fund seeks to capitalize on advancements that are shaping the future of various industries.
The ETF includes investments in both large and smaller companies, acknowledging that smaller-cap firms, often involved in innovative technologies, can offer substantial growth potential. The Adviser believes that these smaller and mid-cap companies, despite their higher risk profiles, may deliver superior capital appreciation and dividend yields compared to larger, more established firms. This strategic allocation aims to enhance the fund’s growth prospects by leveraging the dynamism of emerging technology players.
Technology, AI, and deep learning are transformative fields with the potential to revolutionize industries such as healthcare, finance, and consumer services. The fund’s focus on these areas reflects a belief in their significant impact on the global economy and their potential to drive substantial long-term returns. By investing in companies at the forefront of these technologies, the ETF targets segments with high innovation and competitive advantage, positioning investors to benefit from rapid technological advancements.
Managed by TrueShares, the ETF leverages the firm’s expertise in creating thematic investment products that cater to emerging trends. TrueShares emphasizes the importance of investing in high-growth sectors to achieve above-market returns. The Technology, AI and Deep Learning ETF is designed for investors seeking to harness the potential of transformative technologies, with a focus on growth-oriented investments in the technology sector.
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