REMX
💰 The VanEck Rare Earth and Strategic Metals ETF (REMX) is highlighted as a key investment vehicle for exposure to the rare earth elements sector.
📈 REMX tracks the MVIS Global Rare Earth/Strategic Metals Index, encompassing the largest and most liquid companies in the rare earth and strategic metals industry.
✅ With a competitive expense ratio of 0.59% annually and a physical replication strategy, REMX offers investors a cost-effective way to benefit from the long-term growth potential of the sector.
🔄 The ETF reinvests dividends, enhancing returns through compound growth.
@rankia:
“More than choosing individual companies, I suggest finding an ETF that follows the evolution of the sector. That’s why today I bring you the VanEck Rare Earth and Strategic Metals UCITS ETF, the only UCITS listed fund that follows the MVIS Rare Earth Strategic Metals Index, an index that includes the largest and most liquid companies in the rare earth and strategic metals sector. This ETF has a TER or management cost of 0.59% per year, which makes it quite competitive in such a special sector. In addition, it follows a physical replication strategy, that is, it directly buys the shares of the index, and the dividends generated by these shares are reinvested in the fund itself, which allows investors to benefit from long-term compound growth, and of course, it includes the companies that we mentioned before with 1% of the weight in the ETF. The rest of the components may be related to rare earths, but they are not always their main business.”
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