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UBS ETRACS Monthly Reset 2xLeveraged ISE Exclusively Homebuilders ETN (HOML) ETF Holdings & Analysis

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$8.44-21.49%
52-week range$8.44
$8.44$80.89

What HOML does

This Exchange Traded Note (ETN), known as the ETRACS Monthly Reset 2xLeveraged ISE Exclusively Homebuilders ETN and scheduled to mature on March 13, 2045, aims to provide investment outcomes that correspond to the overall return of the ISE Exclusively Homebuilders Index. This specific index is dedicated entirely to tracking the performance of companies in the home construction sector. The note is structured to offer a magnified, two-times (2x) leveraged position reflecting the index's movements, with this leverage being reset and compounded on a monthly basis, and subject to a reduction for any accumulated fees.

Fund profile

Category
Other
AUM
$2.63M
52-week high
$80.89
52-week low
$8.44

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Frequently asked questions

What does HOML track?
HOML is the UBS ETRACS Monthly Reset 2xLeveraged ISE Exclusively Homebuilders ETN, a Other ETF.
What is the expense ratio of HOML?
Expense ratio data for HOML is shown on the page when available from our data provider.
What are the largest holdings in HOML?
HOML's top holdings are listed on this page when available.
How can PortView analyze HOML overlap with other ETFs?
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