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Fundstrat Granny Shots US Large Cap ETF (GRNY) provides investors with a research-driven approach to US large cap equities through its unique blend of thematic analysis and quantitative models. This page serves as your central source for all official GRNY news, including portfolio updates, strategic initiatives, and market commentary.
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Fundstrat Capital , in collaboration with Tidal Global Financial, has announced the listing of the Fundstrat Granny Shots US Large Cap ETF on NYSE Arca under the ticker GRNY. This ETF represents Fundstrat's top views on large-cap US equities, utilizing a unique 'granny shot' research process to identify key economic themes and select stocks benefiting from these trends. The ETF combines a top-down thematic approach with a quantitative bottom-up model, forming a portfolio of 20-50 large-cap stocks.
Thomas J Lee, Co-Founder of Fundstrat, emphasized the importance of this launch for serving the Fundstrat community. John Bai, also a Co-Founder, highlighted the strategy's roots in research since 2019. The ETF's prospectus advises potential investors to consider its objectives, risks, charges, and expenses carefully. Key risks include equity market risk, models and data risk, operational risk, and new fund risk.
