Long Term EV ecosystem playBDY and TSLA along with other manufacturers are planning lower priced cars. The stall in growth will reverse when this happens
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About Amplify Lithium & Battery Technology ETF
Expense ratio
0.59%
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Inception date
Jun 6, 2018
ISIN
US0321088058
BATT invests in advanced battery materials and technology companies globally. A committee selects the components of the fund from a pool of eligible companies. To qualify for inclusion in the selection pool, companies must generate at least 50% of their revenue from the mining, exploration, production, development, processing, or recycling of lithium, cobalt, nickel, manganese, or graphite. Also, companies that hold 10% or more of the global market share for advanced battery materials and report their primary source of revenue as such are also eligible. Alternatively, companies that derive 90% of their revenue from the development and production of electric vehicles can also be included. Index components are weighted by their market-cap, up to a maximum initial weight of 7%. Industry weight to automobiles and components cannot exceed 20% of the total index weight. Prior to October 12,2020, the fund was actively managed and was named Amplify Advanced Battery Metals and Materials ETF.
Classification
What's in the fund
Exposure type
Producer Manufacturing
Non-Energy Minerals
Consumer Durables
Process Industries
Stock breakdown by region
BATT an ETF for Lithium / Battery Technology LONGBATT here is on a daily chart with a demand /support zone and resistance. supply zone both
drawn in along with a long-term volume profile showing the POC line at the top of the latter
zone. A triple Bollinger Band is overlaid showing price currently two standard deviations
below the mean VWAP w
Lithium and Battery ETF $BATT has an Head and Shoulders PatternThis is usually a bearish pattern.
The weekly chart shows that it is about to break downwards.
BATT Battery Industry ETFThis ETF buys companies related to the electrical battery industry. Yes the fund is up but we have another 10 years to go
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