Global X S&P 500 High Yield Low Volatility ETF (ZYUS) Stock Price, News, Quotes

English
中文繁體
中文简体

Download

Mobile

moomoo Desktop

The next-gen workspace

Download now

Click to view more download content

English
中文繁體
中文简体

Dark
Light

Open Account

Download

AU ETFDetailed Quotes

ZYUS Global X S&P 500 High Yield Low Volatility ETF

Watchlist

15.750
+0.040+0.25%

20min DelayNot Open Feb 18 15:32 AET

15.870High15.720Low

Intraday

5D
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
1Q
1Y

Trade Overview

Unit: --

Capital Trend

IntradayDayWeekMonth

No Data

News

Live Stock News: Short Week with a Slow Start
Kevin Travers11:36 ET
Trump's Tax Cut Could Add $4.6 Trillion To Deficit, With $48 Billion Tax Relief For Top 100 Firms: Robert Reich
BenzingaFeb 18 05:02 ET
Health Insurance ETFs in Focus as RFK Jr Takes Over HHS
BenzingaFeb 17 15:15 ET
Ken Griffin's Citadel Places Big Short Bet Against GSK - Here's What It Means for Investors
BenzingaFeb 17 11:30 ET
AU Evening Wrap | ASX200 Edges Down as Tariff Relief Meets Central Bank Focus; BEN Dives 15% on Profit Slip
Moomoo News AUFeb 17 01:36 ET
Earnings Week Ahead: BABA, XYZ, BIDU, WMT, RIVN and More
Seeking AlphaFeb 16 08:00 ET

Comments

Amani koala

Jul 11, 2022 22:04

Columns The best-performing ASX ETFs for FY 2022

The S&P/ASX 200 Index lost 10.19% between 1 July 2021 and 30 June 2022, which gave investors a hard time and set a hard act for most ASX ETFs to follow.
Most ASX-based index funds would have given investors a similar return to the index. But there are some of the funds that outperform the ASX 200.
1. $Betashares Global Agltr Coms Ccy Hdg ETF (FOOD.AU)$
FOOD is an agricultural-based ETF for investors to cash in on rising food company profit. It tracks a por...

Amani koala

Mar 27, 2022 22:44

Columns Top 5 ETF investing ideas as risk aversion grows

Nobody knows for sure how the Russia-Ukraine war will end. The only certainty is greater uncertainty. What is clear is that inflation and interest rates are rising, geopolitical risk is growing and heightened market volatility seems likely.
When risk aversion grows, what companies can still do well as inflation and interest rates increase? Investors are using ETFs that pinpoint the strongest companies or those with less volatility.
Traders who ...