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HAP: A Strong Global Natural Resources Fund
HAP
seekingalpha.com10 June 2024
VanEck Natural Resources ETF is a potential investment option for those interested in the natural resources sector. The HAP ETF offers global exposure and sector diversification, with a focus on energy and materials. The fund carries risks associated with commodity price volatility, the global economy, geopolitical tensions, and environmental factors.
FAQ
- What is HAP ETF?
- Does HAP pay dividends?
- What stocks are in HAP ETF?
- What is the current assets under management for HAP?
- What is HAP average volume?
- What is HAP expense ratio?
- What is HAP inception date?
What is HAP ETF?
HAP ETF, or the HAP ETF, is an exchange-traded fund that focuses on investing in companies related to health and wellness. It aims to provide investors with exposure to the growing health sector, offering potential for long-term growth and diversification in their investment portfolios.
Does HAP pay dividends?
Yes, the VanEck Natural Resources ETF does pays dividends, with
the most recent payment being
$1.60
per share. The last ex-dividend date was on 18 December 2023, and the next ex-dividend date has not been announced yet
What stocks are in HAP ETF?
As of today, VanEck Natural Resources ETF inlcudes 126 holdings, with 73 of them being companies from 25 different countries and 7 sectors. The most weighted holdings are Deere (5.84%), Chevron (5.72%) and Exxon Mobil (5.22%)
What is the current assets under management for HAP?
Assets under management of VanEck Natural Resources ETF is $130 M
What is HAP average volume?
Average volume of VanEck Natural Resources ETF is $17 K
What is HAP expense ratio?
Expense ratio of VanEck Natural Resources ETF is 0.43%
What is HAP inception date?
Inception date of VanEck Natural Resources ETF is 11 November 2008