Just one launch today, and it's a pure mega-cap tech bet: Global X's Magnificent Six ETF packages the market's six largest tech leaders for a 0.20% net expense ratio.
The day's only launch gives US investors a direct line to Asian defense technology: Global X's new fund charges 0.50% net, matching the thematic playbook it used for uranium and copper miners.
All five of today's launches are equity funds, and Global X's LLM ETF is the priciest at 0.75% net, three times the fee on Jensen's U.S. quality index fund. Pure AI thematic exposure keeps carrying a premium.
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