Holdings

Symbol Grade Price % Change Allocation
NVS D 0.16 2.37
STLA F 1.83 2.29
E C -0.41 2.20
HAFN B -0.53 0.11
TRMD D -0.90 0.09

Recent News for Legg Mason International Low Volatility High Dividend ETF & its Holdings

Date Stock Title
Oct 4 STLA Stellantis’ Profit Warning Raises Many Questions
Oct 4 STLA Stellantis sues UAW in US federal court over strike threats
Oct 4 STLA Jeep Parent Stellantis Taking ‘Drastic Measures’ to Conserve Cash
Oct 4 STLA Stellantis Disaster Shows Why Auto Stocks Don’t Get High Valuation Multiples
Oct 4 STLA Update: Stellantis Enacts Stricter Limits on External Spending
Oct 4 STLA Stellantis sues United Auto Workers over strike vote at Los Angeles facility, CNBC says
Oct 4 STLA Stellantis Completes €1 Billion Share Buyback
Oct 4 STLA Stellantis is suing the UAW over a strike vote
Oct 4 STLA Stellantis In Hot Water: Analyst Downgrades Stock Due To Downward Pricing Pressure And Inventory Issues
Oct 4 STLA Why Stellantis Stock Plunged to a 2-Year Low This Week
Oct 4 STLA UAW workers at Stellantis vote in favor of strike authorization at LA parts center
Oct 4 STLA US Auto Suppliers Could Miss Third-Quarter Revenue Estimates, Deutsche Bank Says
Oct 4 STLA Groupe PSA future models analysis – Citroen
Oct 4 STLA Stellantis gets worse, Tesla's Cybertruck win, Nissan's deep trouble, and EV myths: Autos news roundup
Oct 4 STLA Tavares dismisses Stellantis-Renault merger rumours
Oct 3 STLA Stellantis Stock’s Selloff Deepens. Why Wall Street Is So Worried About the Jeep Maker.
Oct 3 STLA Jeep Parent Stellantis Posts Big Drop in US Sales, Gets Downgrade From Barclays
Oct 3 STLA Bank of England to cut rates at every meeting until May, economists predict
Oct 3 STLA Top Stock Movers Now: Constellation Brands, Tesla, Stellantis, and More
Oct 3 STLA Barclays downgrades Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis
The investment seeks to track the investment results of the QS International Low Volatility High Dividend Hedged Index. The fund will invest at least 80% of its net assets, plus borrowings for investment purposes, if any, in securities that compose its underlying index. The underlying index seeks to provide more stable income through investments in stocks of profitable companies in developed markets outside of the United States with relatively high dividend yields or anticipated dividend yields and lower price and earnings volatility, while mitigating exposure to exchange-rate fluctuations between the USD and other international currencies.
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