8Mon·

I stumbled across this space ETF for the first time today. I find the sector very exciting. What do you think? $JEDI (+0.95%)

9 Comments

Kolibri@Renditedichter

8Mon

I generally keep my hands off sector efts. If they are launched, then usually after the hype. The companies are usually already included in the Msci World anyway. There is no long-term history. The volumes are usually low. In addition, you almost always pay a higher TER. It usually pays to do more stock picking and invest in individual shares of companies.
But just my opinion and my hatred of sector ETFs :)

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PikaPika0105@PikaPika0105

8Mon

Rather buy only $RKLB

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David@DerUnwissende

8Mon

Sector tfs like this are only useful for the publishers to earn more money thanks to higher ter. The standard ffs are usually only loss-making

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Harald@Madhatter5566

8Mon

@DerUnwissende But the abbreviation. Who can claim to have Jedis in their portfolio

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Zuitsdg@Zuitsdg

7Mon

My HanETF Procure Space was switched to a defense ETF by the fund provider after 2 years of horrible performance.
But I see it as an important future industry with endless growth potential - so I'm trying to get in before it becomes mainstream.
The coolest thing would be a direct investment in SpaceX - but that's by invitation only and from one million.

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TopElch@Irgendwas

7Mon

The ETF looks quite good to me. Space is clearly a topic of the future, where things are already taking off. Satellite communication with smartphones, airplanes, military issues; budding tourism; it's also a topic of great interest to states and superpowers. The fact that Elon Musk is an established member of the Trump administration's inner circle is certainly also a push. His company Space-X and his dream of colonizing Mars and his vitamin B with Trump will really heat up this topic!
My strategy is to diversify more broadly via these ETFs, for example, to penetrate the topic and set accents via individual stocks (GlobStar, ViaSat, ...).

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