ACE Shareholder Value Active ETF Excels in Sector
South Korea Investment Trust Management's 'ACE Shareholder Value Active ETF' has excelled in the shareholder value sector this year. With a year-to-date return of 7.75%, this ETF significantly surpasses the average sector return of 3.40%. Additionally, it outperformed its benchmark by 11.93% over six months and 20.45% over a year. This robust performance is attributed to its strategy of investing in mid-to-small cap stocks, with SeAh Steel Holdings, Youngone Holdings, and DoubleUGames among the key inclusions.
Conversely, due to the 'Trump Phobia' and sluggish domestic stock market, value-up ETFs are experiencing negative returns, averaging -5.6%. Despite this, Samsung Asset Management and Mirae Asset Management are attracting investors with their low management fees and high accessibility. Both companies are showing impressive results in terms of net assets and trading volume within the ETF market.
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