ETEC vs. CARD ETF Comparison

Comparison of iShares Breakthrough Environmental Solutions ETF (ETEC) to Bank Of Montreal MAX Auto Industry -3x Inverse Leveraged ETN (CARD)
ETEC

iShares Breakthrough Environmental Solutions ETF

ETEC Description

ETEC provides exposure to global equities categorized as emerging green technology. Selection begins with the initial index universe that then excludes companies involved in controversial issues against UNGC principles. Stocks are reviewed to meet revenue derived from eight sustainable themes: energy efficiency, green buildings and transportation, pollution prevention and reduction, renewable energy, resource efficiency technologies and services, water, and sustainable agriculture, food, and forestry. The fund excludes companies with total sustainable product revenue less than 25%. The remaining stocks are screened further to only include companies classified as green technologies. Stocks are scored within the Rogers innovation adoption curve to determine their position across the innovators-laggards spectrum, which contributes to an aggregate score. The top 50 companies with the highest aggregate scores are selected. The market cap-weighted index is reconstituted annually in December and rebalanced quarterly.

Grade (RS Rating)

Last Trade

$19.80

Average Daily Volume

521

Number of Holdings *

11

* may have additional holdings in another (foreign) market
CARD

Bank Of Montreal MAX Auto Industry -3x Inverse Leveraged ETN

CARD Description CARD makes a big and bearish one-day bet against the US auto industry. The fund provides 3x daily inverse exposure to a modified liquidity-weighted index that includes firms engaged in automobile manufacturing, automobile parts and retail, and car dealing. The index defines the industries based on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) and selects US-listed equities, excluding ETPs. The fund gains its international exposure through the use of ADRs, but will specifically exclude issuers organized in Canada or China. As a geared product, CARD is designed as a short-term trading tool and not a long-term investment vehicle. Long-term returns could materially differ from those of the index due to daily compounding. Since the fund uses an ETN structure, investors assume the credit risk of the issuer.

Grade (RS Rating)

Last Trade

$7.21

Average Daily Volume

2,286

Number of Holdings *

20

* may have additional holdings in another (foreign) market
Performance
Period ETEC CARD
30 Days -3.23% -33.65%
60 Days -7.26% -27.31%
90 Days -3.37% -24.37%
12 Months -6.86% -73.66%
2 Overlapping Holdings
Symbol Grade Weight in ETEC Weight in CARD Overlap
LCID F 1.14% 3.47% 1.14%
TSLA B 5.97% 11.83% 5.97%
ETEC Overweight 9 Positions Relative to CARD
Symbol Grade Weight
BWA D 6.35%
OLED D 4.92%
XPEV C 4.28%
LI F 3.41%
FSLR F 3.26%
XYL D 2.69%
NIO F 2.46%
ENPH F 2.31%
SEDG F 0.6%
ETEC Underweight 18 Positions Relative to CARD
Symbol Grade Weight
F C -10.52%
GM B -10.14%
RIVN F -8.97%
ORLY B -8.54%
CVNA B -8.54%
AZO C -8.54%
KMX B -4.15%
GPC D -4.01%
STLA F -3.91%
AAP C -3.0%
LAD A -2.29%
AN C -1.91%
TM D -1.91%
ABG B -1.31%
GPI A -1.26%
FSS B -0.91%
PAG B -0.87%
HMC F -0.78%
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