FAB ETF

X-Fab has a bold investment plan of $1 billion to increase its manufacturing capabilities, with the goal of raising revenue to $1.05 billion by 2026 and $1.5 billion by 2030. Although the company is currently experiencing negative free cash flow, its focus on Silicon Carbide and green energy is likely to improve future profits and profit margins. The stock is currently priced at a low P/E ratio of 6 and a 0.7 Price-to-book ratio, indicating a good value and a level of safety for investors.

FAB is a multi-cap value ETF that includes nearly 700 U.S. stocks, making it a convenient option for value investors. It has a fee of 0.64% and manages $140 million in assets. However, despite having decent fundamentals, FAB's returns over the past ten years have been disappointing compared to a benchmark I created using ETFs from the S&P 1500 Composite, and its value characteristics are not as strong as those of SYLD and PEY, which are better suited for more aggressive and defensive investors.