$60.35
TER
0.05%
Low Cost1Y Return
-5.03%
AUM
$4.1B
High LiquidityThis fund aims to replicate the returns of the Bloomberg U.S. Treasury STRIPS 20–30 Year Equal Par Bond Index. It operates under a passive investment strategy, using index sampling to gain comprehensive exposure to the extended-duration Treasury STRIPS market. The ETF offers a source of consistent i...
Top holdings
United States Treasury Strip Principal 11/15/2055
912803HQ9
United States Treasury Strip Principal 02/15/2056
912803HS5
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 08/15/2046
912834QP6
United States Treasury Strip Principal 08/15/2055
912803HN6
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 11/15/2046
912834QV3
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 02/15/2047
912834RB6
United States Treasury Strip Principal 08/15/2046
912803EU3
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 05/15/2047
912834RK6
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 08/15/2047
912834RR1
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 11/15/2047
912834SZ2
Top holdings
United States Treasury Strip Principal 11/15/2055
912803HQ9
United States Treasury Strip Principal 02/15/2056
912803HS5
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 08/15/2046
912834QP6
United States Treasury Strip Principal 08/15/2055
912803HN6
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 11/15/2046
912834QV3
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 02/15/2047
912834RB6
United States Treasury Strip Principal 08/15/2046
912803EU3
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 05/15/2047
912834RK6
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 08/15/2047
912834RR1
United States Treasury Strip Coupon 11/15/2047
912834SZ2
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