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    Columbia ETF Trust I, ETF

    CRED

    PCQ

    $21.7585

    -$0.09

    (-0.41%)

    Provider: Columbia Threadneedle Category: Real Estate
    Overview Returns Holdings Sector Breakdown FAQs

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    Key Metrics

    Expense Ratio info-icon
    The expense ratio is how much you pay a mutual fund or ETF per year, expressed as a percent of your investments. It is a measure of the fund's operating costs relative to assets.
     0.33%
    Volume info-icon
    This is the total number of shares traded during the most recent trading day.
     191.00
    Avg Volume info-icon
    This is the average number of shares traded during the most recent 30 days.
     0
    Dividend Yield info-icon
    This ratio shows how much income you earn in dividend payouts per year for every dollar invested in the stock (or the stock’s annual dividend payment expressed as a percentage of its current price).
     3.27%
    Beta info-icon
    This measures the expected move in a stock’s price relative to movements in the overall market. The market, such as the S&P 500 Index, has a beta of 1.0. If a stock has a Beta greater (or lower) than 1.0, it suggests that the stock is more (or less) volatile than the broader market.
     0
    52-week Range info-icon
    This shows the range of the stock’s price between the 52-week high (the highest price of the stock for the past 52 weeks) and the 52-week low (the lowest price of the stock for the past 52 weeks).
    $19.07 L
    $24.09 H
    $21.7585

    About Columbia ETF Trust I, ETF

    The fund is an exchange-traded fund that seeks to replicate the performance of the Beta Advantage® Research Enhanced REIT Index. The fund invests at least 80% of its net assets in the component securities of the index. The index reflects a rules-based strategic beta approach to investing in the companies that comprise the FTSE Nareit All Equity REITs Index, which is a broad measure of the performance of publicly listed U.S. real estate investment trusts. The fund is non-diversified. more

    Provider: Columbia ThreadneedleCategory: Real Estate

    Returns

    Time FrameCREDS&P500
    1-Week Return0.32%1.23%
    1-Month Return0.78%3.45%
    3-Month Return1.57%8.43%
    6-Month Return-6.49%-0.74%
    1-Year Return6.64%12.33%
    3-Year Return10.97%60.94%

    Largest Holdings

    Stock name Ticker Weight
    AMT-img American Tower Corp
    		AMT
    9.85%
    EQIX-img Equinix Inc
    		EQIX
    8.77%
    PSA-img Public Storage
    		PSA
    7.33%
    SPG-img Simon Property Group Inc
    		SPG
    7.1%
    CCI-img Crown Castle
    		CCI
    6.76%
    DLR-img Digital Realty Trust Inc
    		DLR
    5.79%
    VICI-img VICI Properties Inc
    		VICI
    4.5%
    AVB-img AvalonBay Communities Inc
    		AVB
    3.01%
    IRM-img Iron Mountain Incorporated
    		IRM
    2.79%
    VTR-img Ventas Inc
    		VTR
    2.68%

    Sector Breakdown

    Sector Weight
    Real estate
    		100.00%

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    FAQs

    What is Columbia ETF Trust I (CRED) ETF share price today?

    Columbia ETF Trust I (CRED) share price today is $21.7585.

    Can Indians buy Columbia ETF Trust I shares?

    Yes, Indians can buy shares of Columbia ETF Trust I (CRED) on Vested. To buy CRED from India, you can open a US Brokerage account by signing up on Vested. The account opening process is completely digital and secure, and takes 3-5 minutes to complete.

    Can Fractional shares of Columbia ETF Trust I be purchased?

    Yes, you can purchase fractional shares of Columbia ETF Trust I (CRED) on Vested. You can start investing in Columbia ETF Trust I (CRED) with a minimum investment of $1.

    How to invest in Columbia ETF Trust I shares from India?
    • Click on Sign Up or Invest in CRED ETF at the top of this page
    • Breeze through our fully digital and secure KYC process and open your US Brokerage account in a few minutes
    • Transfer USD funds to your US Brokerage account and start investing in Columbia ETF Trust I shares
    What is Columbia ETF Trust I's 52-week high and low ETF share price?

    The 52-week high price of Columbia ETF Trust I (CRED) is $24.09. The 52-week low price of Columbia ETF Trust I (CRED) is $19.07.

    What is Columbia ETF Trust I's ticker or symbol?

    The stock symbol (or ticker) of Columbia ETF Trust I is CRED.

    Can I set up automatic investments (SIP) in Columbia ETF Trust I shares?

    Yes, you can setup SIP in Columbia ETF Trust I shares. Follow the below steps to create the SIP:

    • Sign up on Vested and complete your KYC for US Stocks
    • Transfer funds to your US Stocks account
    • Navigate to CRED ticker page and set up your recurring investment
    What is the historical performance of Columbia ETF Trust I ETF?

    Here is the historical performance of CRED on the Vested app.

    • 1-Year Return: 6.64%
    • 3-Year Return: 10.97%
    • 1-Week Return: 0.32%
    • 1-Month Return: 0.78%
    • 3-Month Return: 1.57%

    You can also access the top holdings, the expense ratio, and the sector breakdown for Columbia ETF Trust I on Vested.

    What is the expense ratio of Columbia ETF Trust I?

    The expense ratio of Columbia ETF Trust I (CRED) is 0.33%.

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