Sprott Energy Transition Materials ETF
SETM
Market cap $31.8M

17.66 USD

-0.29

1.62%

At close Nov 12, 4:00 PM EST

1 day

-1.62%

5 days

-0.28%

1 month

-4.28%

3 months

18.21%

6 months

-8.64%

Year to date

1.49%

1 year

9.69%

5 years

-13.47%

10 years

-13.47%

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Funds holding %

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Fund manager confidence

Based on 2024 Q2 SEC filings by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

213% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $727K [Q1] → $2.27M (+$1.55M) [Q2]

100% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 2 | Existing positions reduced: 1

20% more funds holding

Funds holding: 5 [Q1] → 6 (+1) [Q2]

7.72% more ownership

Funds ownership: 5.95% [Q1] → 13.67% (+7.72%) [Q2]

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Research analyst outlook

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Financial journalist opinion

The Displacement of Fossil Fuels Could Elevate This ETF

A global transition to displace fossil fuels will help accelerate growth for clean energy technology. This will push the demand higher for energy transition materials.

The Displacement of Fossil Fuels Could Elevate This ETF

4th Industrial Revolution Could Bolster This Critical Minerals ETF

A global transition to alternative energy is helping to fuel a fourth industrial revolution (4IR). This will increase demand for critical minerals, leading to opportunities in ETFs that specifically focus on these in-demand minerals.

4th Industrial Revolution Could Bolster This Critical Minerals ETF

Disruptive Tech Theme of the Week – Rare Earths & Critical Materials

Critical materials are essential for clean energy applications and technologies like electric vehicles and wind turbines. This category includes copper, lithium, nickel, cobalt, and rare earth metals.

Disruptive Tech Theme of the Week – Rare Earths & Critical Materials

Critical Minerals Shortfall Brings Growth Potential to This ETF

The International Energy Agency (IEA) said manufacturers of clean energy technologies may not be able to operate at full capacity given the shortage of critical minerals in the long term. In turn, this sets up investors for potential growth opportunities in ETFs that focus on critical minerals.

Critical Minerals Shortfall Brings Growth Potential to This ETF

These 3 Critical Minerals ETFs Move the Growth Needle

With the global transition to alternative energy sources, it's no secret that critical minerals can move the needle when it comes to growth exposure, but exchange-traded fund (ETF) investors want to know exactly where these opportunities exist. ETF provider Sprott has a pair of funds to begin and end that search.

These 3 Critical Minerals ETFs Move the Growth Needle

Don't Miss Out: This Investment Thesis Grew at 24% CAGR

The energy transition is underway globally, with policies, innovations, and pressure ramping up to decarbonize. It creates a wealth of opportunity for investors and is one of the fastest growing areas of investment.

Don't Miss Out: This Investment Thesis Grew at 24% CAGR

Investing in Copper Miners

Sprott Asset Management launches its copper miners ETF. Steve Schoffstall discusses Sprott Copper Miners ETF as it provides exposure to large, mid, and small-cap copper miners.

Investing in Copper Miners

Copper Prices Could Be in Early Stages of Uptrend

A confluence of factors could be brewing that may work in favor for bullish copper prices. Short- or long-term investors may want to get ahead of the move given the drop in copper prices the past year.

Copper Prices Could Be in Early Stages of Uptrend

Uranium Makes Japan's Critical Minerals List

The receptiveness of countries to nuclear energy will be imperative for growth in uranium-focused mining companies. Japan's inclusion of uranium in its critical minerals list is a step in the right direction.

Uranium Makes Japan's Critical Minerals List

Copper Could See a Comeback as Demand Outpaces Supply

Investors are waiting to see if gold can retain its luster from 2023. Meantime, copper could be picking up where the precious metal left off.

Copper Could See a Comeback as Demand Outpaces Supply

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