Calculate NAV , getting odd figures

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by NewTraderAdventure, Apr 9, 2020.

  1. Trying to calculate the NAV of the ETF JETS , using the components , but getting a figure way too high using only a subset of the shares and their weights.

    WTF?

    https://www.usglobaletfs.com/fund/jets/#holdings

    Added up the first 60 % or so , and get a number equal to the share price , which cant be right

    Anyone care to explain this ?
     
  2. FrankInLa

    FrankInLa

    Southwest 13.5% holdings and Qantas 1.xx%? Quite the global jet etf :D

     
  3. typical the pinheads here have no clue
     
  4. FrankInLa

    FrankInLa

    Perhaps some don't bother with an ETF that is marketed incorrectly from the start.

     
  5. has nothing to do with my question

    perhaps you cant read ?
     
  6. FrankInLa

    FrankInLa

    Did you Re-calculate? Probably a counting mistake on your end.

     
  7. why dont you try it and get it right then
    since you're so sure I cant count
     
  8. FrankInLa

    FrankInLa

    How large is your discrepancy?

     
  9. bigger than a fukking breadbox
     
  10. ph1l

    ph1l

    #10     Apr 17, 2020