OGIG Adds Tech Stocks with Over 80% Revenue Growth
O’Shares Global Internet Giants ETF (OGIG) has successfully completed its semi-annual portfolio reconstitution, adding 12 companies with an impressive revenue growth of over 80%. The weighted average revenue growth for the newly added stocks stands at 115%. Kevin O’Leary, Chairman of O’Shares ETFs, emphasized the distinction between 'new tech' and 'old tech,' citing the former's innovation-driven growth. Notably, Sea Ltd (SE) comprises 2.43% of the portfolio, exhibiting 129% revenue growth and a 71% year-to-date return.
- 12 new companies added to the OGIG portfolio with revenue growth exceeding 80%.
- Top 5 additions show an average revenue growth of 115%.
- OGIG stocks trading at approximately 20% discount compared to Nasdaq 100.
- Sea Ltd (SE) holds 2.43% weight within OGIG, showcasing 129% revenue growth.
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O’Shares Global Internet Giants ETF (OGIG)
Kevin O’Leary, Chairman of O’Shares ETFs, had this to say on the difference between new and old tech, “Here’s why I like new tech. New tech companies generate innovation and strong revenue growth – creating value, while many old tech companies have slowing growth rates, as new tech companies eat their lunch. OGIG is my favorite strategy for the fast-changing tech sector. It can be used in portfolios to replace or complement other tech investments.”
View the video for more comments from Kevin O’Leary and Connor O’Brien, CEO of O’Shares ETFs: Old Tech vs. New Tech: Structural Growth
OGIG Top 5 Adds:
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Connor O’Brien had comments on Tech valuations and how OGIG is different: “Tech looks expensive to some people. Maybe. Tech has looked expensive for years, and Tech has performed well for years. Using price to sales valuation vs. Nasdaq 100 stocks, OGIG stocks appear to be at a
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As of
9/17/2021 OGIG holds2.43% in Sea (SE),1.46% in Roblox (RBLX),1.37% in Lightspeed Commerce (LSPD),1.36% in Digital Turbine (APPS) and1.22% in Asana (ASAN).
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