The ETF, now trading as SIXG after a July 2024 rebrand, outperformed Nvidia’s 11.7% return for the same period and holds 60 stocks tracking the BlueStar Connective Technologies Index.
SIXG’s portfolio includes semiconductor manufacturers, satellite companies, and telecom hardware makers, with recent additions from the space sector. The fund’s weighted forward P/E ratio is 24, and annual expenses are 0.30%.
SIXG ranks second among 12 peer funds for three- and five-year returns, reflecting surging demand for AI, energy, and infrastructure. Its strategy targets both established and speculative growth companies in connectivity and satellite communications.
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