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The ProShares Smart Materials ETF aims to invest in companies engaged in the development and application of advanced materials that drive industrial innovation. The index underlying the fund identifies firms specializing in materials that enhance products, processes, or technologies through advanced, responsive, or intelligent materials. These materials often lead to improved performance, efficiency, or functionality in a wide range of industrial applications, from manufacturing and technology to energy and healthcare.
The fund’s investment strategy is designed to remain fully invested in securities and financial instruments that align with the index’s focus on smart materials. This approach ensures consistent exposure to the index’s returns, regardless of prevailing market conditions, trends, or directions. By concentrating on companies involved in cutting-edge material technologies, the fund targets sectors where innovation in materials science can lead to significant advancements and competitive advantages.
The fund's non-diversified nature means it dedicates its investments to a specific themeâ€smart materialsâ€rather than spreading across various sectors. This focus allows for targeted exposure to companies at the forefront of material science, which can lead to higher volatility but also potential for substantial gains if the selected companies achieve significant breakthroughs or capture growing market share. The investment strategy involves selecting securities that are closely aligned with the index’s criteria, ensuring that the fund’s performance closely tracks the underlying index.
ProShares, the fund adviser, utilizes a strategic approach to manage the ETF, maintaining full investment in line with the index’s focus. The firm’s expertise in managing thematic ETFs ensures that the fund effectively captures the performance of companies innovating with advanced materials. By targeting this niche sector, the ProShares Smart Materials ETF provides investors with exposure to high-growth opportunities driven by technological advancements in materials science.
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