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Global X S&P Biotech ETF

CUREGlobal XLast updated: Dec 25

What CURE does

The Global X S&P Biotech ETF (CURE) allows investors to tap into the dynamic world of biotechnology by investing in a diverse range of biotech companies. This ETF focuses on firms that are involved in the development of new drugs and medical treatments, offering exposure to cutting-edge innovations in healthcare. With a management fee of 0.45%, CURE provides a straightforward way to invest in the biotech sector, aiming to capture growth from advancements in medical technology and pharmaceuticals. This makes it an attractive option for those interested in the potential of the biotech industry without having to pick individual stocks.

What types of holdings are inside CURE?

CURE primarily invests in equities of companies operating within the biotechnology sector. This includes firms engaged in research and development, manufacturing, and distribution of biotech products. The ETF typically targets mid- to large-cap companies, predominantly based in the United States, which represent a broad range of subsectors within biotechnology. The focus on companies advancing genomic science places CURE at the forefront of significant medical and technological innovations, making it a compelling option for investors interested in this niche market.

Why you would consider CURE

CURE is suitable for growth-oriented investors who are comfortable with the inherent volatility of the biotechnology sector. It can serve as a strategic component of a diversified portfolio, particularly for those looking to enhance their exposure to healthcare innovations. By investing in CURE, you may gain access to companies that are at the cutting edge of medical advancements, potentially providing substantial long-term growth. For personalised advice on how this ETF aligns with your investment strategy, consider exploring Rask Core.

CURE peers

Investors may also want to consider similar ASX-listed ETFs that provide exposure to different sectors or strategies. For instance, the A300 offers broad Australian market exposure, while the ACDC focuses on battery technology and lithium. The ADEF provides global equity exposure, and the AESG targets ESG-focused bonds. For a comprehensive comparison of these options, visit Best ETFs (bestetfs.com.au).

Management Fee

0.45%

Distribution Yield

0.00%

Fund Under Management

$41M

-0.11M

Monthly Liquidity

6.60%

Spread

0.52%

Last Price

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Product Type

ETF

Monthly fund flows

Monthly Flow

+$1.29M

12-Month Flow

$-2.57M

Trading Activity

Transacted Value

$3M

Volume

43,160

Number of Trades

515

Monthly Liquidity

6.60%

Performance

1 Month

-3.28%

1 Year

25.25%

3 Year

14.40%

5 Year

-0.86%

Total Return

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