Remarkably, the market is edging closer to record territory, following an impressive V-shaped reversal off its 52-week lows. Many investors may be seeking ways to gain exposure, particularly with the potential for a pullback and consolidation before another leg higher.
For investors seeking momentum, Amplify Cybersecurity ETF HACK is probably on the radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and is up 44.4% from its 52-week low price of $58.33/share.
I maintain a buy rating on the Amplify Cybersecurity ETF (HACK), which has outperformed the S&P 500, returning 2% in the past six months. HACK benefits from strong secular tailwinds in global cybersecurity investment, with the market projected to grow from $236.75 billion in 2023 to $506.79 billion by 2032. Despite valuation concerns, HACK's technical indicators are bullish, with the ETF bouncing back 25% recently and maintaining a positive long-term trend.
![]() HACK 6 months ago | Other | $0.05 Per Share |
![]() HACK 9 months ago Paid | Quarterly | $0.02 Per Share |
![]() HACK 27 Jun 2024 Paid | Quarterly | $0.03 Per Share |
![]() HACK 26 Mar 2024 Paid | Quarterly | $0 Per Share |
![]() HACK 27 Dec 2023 Paid | Quarterly | $0.08 Per Share |
![]() HACK 6 months ago | Other | $0.05 Per Share |
![]() HACK 9 months ago Paid | Quarterly | $0.02 Per Share |
![]() HACK 27 Jun 2024 Paid | Quarterly | $0.03 Per Share |
![]() HACK 26 Mar 2024 Paid | Quarterly | $0 Per Share |
![]() HACK 27 Dec 2023 Paid | Quarterly | $0.08 Per Share |
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The fund described is dedicated to investing primarily in the realm of cyber security, allocating at least 80% of its net assets (including borrowings for investment purposes) to companies that specialize in the development and provision of cyber security technology and services. This focus aligns the fund with the ISE Cyber Security® Industry classification, indicating a targeted investment approach within the rapidly evolving and critically important cybersecurity sector. The investments are further specified to be in line with the constituents of the Nasdaq ISE Cyber Security Index (referred to as the “Parent Index”), which selects its components based on their active involvement in the cyber security industry. Notably, the fund operates with a non-diversified status, meaning it may invest more significantly in a smaller number of companies, potentially leading to higher risk and volatility due to the concentrated nature of its holdings.
This constitutes the core area of the fund's investments, focusing on companies that develop technologies designed to protect computers, networks, programs, and data from unauthorized access, attacks, or damage. This includes, but is not limited to, software solutions, hardware devices, and various security protocols aimed at enhancing digital security.
Another significant portion of the fund's portfolio is allocated to companies that provide services related to cyber security. This encompasses a wide range of solutions including, but not limited to, consulting, risk assessment, incident response, and cybersecurity training services. These services aim to assist businesses in defending against cyber threats, managing their security operations effectively, and staying compliant with industry regulations.