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Lower interest rates are likely to enhance the prospects for small and mid-cap stocks, which makes FSMD a good investment choice right now. FSMD uses a multifactor strategy that has provided better returns and less volatility than benchmarks such as the S&P MidCap 400 and Russell 2000 indices. With a diversified portfolio and a reasonable P/E ratio of 16.0x, FSMD stands out among small and mid-cap ETFs.
Passively managed FSMD applies a multifactor approach to small- and mid-cap stocks. The factors amalgamated are value, quality, low volatility, and momentum. The current iteration of the FSMD portfolio features chiefly mid-cap stocks with healthy value characteristics. Industrials and financials are the top sectors. Quality is mostly adequate, yet there are weaknesses on the capital efficiency front.
Fidelity Small-Mid Multifactor ETF offers a twist on market-cap weighted indexing with a multifactor, rules-based approach. The FSMD fund is well-diversified with nearly 600 holdings and attractive valuations. FSMD's emphasis on small- and mid-cap companies and its quality and momentum screens make it a potential outperformer with lower risk.
The Fidelity Small-Mid Multifactor ETF is a strategic beta ETF that focuses on investing in small- and mid-cap U.S. companies. FSMD has outperformed passive SMID-cap indices over the last three years by focusing on factors like valuation, quality, momentum, and low volatility. The fund's highly diversified nature and exposure to regional banks pose risks that could limit its potential for outperformance.
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