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4.05
0.01 (0.25%)
Bid/Lots
4.03/851
Ask/Lots
4.05/960
Open/Prev Close
4.04/4.04
Day Range
3.96-4.05
52-Week Range
3.77-6.23
Vol/Avg Daily Vol
25.6K/22.1K
Star Rating
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The Holdings tab displays the top ten holdings in an ETF, based on market value and ranked by the percentage of the fund’s assets. The tab also provides information about the diversity of asset classes in a fund, its geographic diversification, fundamental values, and long and short statistics for a fund’s holdings.

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Top 10 Holdings

Company NamePositionAllocation1 Month ChangeMarket Value
Data as of Tuesday, Jun 30, 2009
TRS S&P/TSX Capped Energy TRShort100.0%--$-46.9M

Asset Class Diversification

Asset Class% AllocationCategory AvgFund vs. Category Avg
Data as of Tuesday, Jun 30, 2009
Cash
200.0% Long / 0.0% Short
200.0%-1.5%
Convertible
0.0% Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%0.0%
Non-US Bond
0.0% Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%0.0%
Non-US Stock
0.0% Long / 100.0% Short
-100.0%0.0%
Other
0.0% Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%0.0%
Preferred
0.0% Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%0.0%
US Bond
0.0% Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%0.0%
US Stock
0.0% Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%0.0%

Morningstar Sector Diversification

Sector Class% AllocationCategory AvgFund vs. Category Avg
Data as of Tuesday, Jun 30, 2009
Basic Materials
-- Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%3.2%
Communication Services
-- Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%4.4%
Consumer Cyclical
-- Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%11.4%
Consumer Defensive
-- Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%10.9%
Energy
-- Long / 100.0% Short
100.0%10.6%
Financial Services
-- Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%14.8%
Healthcare
-- Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%12.5%
Industrials
-- Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%9.7%
Real Estate
-- Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%2.1%
Technology
-- Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%16.9%
Utilities
-- Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%3.6%

Geographic Diversification

Geographic Class% AllocationCategory AvgFund vs. Category Avg
Data as of Tuesday, Jun 30, 2009
Asia/Oceania
0.0% Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%0.0%
Latin America
0.0% Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%0.0%
Africa
0.0% Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%0.0%
United States
0.0% Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%98.8%
Canada
0.0% Long / 100.0% Short
0.0%0.0%
Europe
0.0% Long / 0.0% Short
0.0%0.5%

Long/Short Statistics

Fundamentals

The fundamental values below are calculated as the weighted average of the holdings in a fund, and compared against the category average.
All HoldingsFundCategory Average
Assets Under Management3.9M--
The cumulative market value of all assets that an investment company manages for its clients. It can be interpreted as a credibility rating for an investment firm, but many firms calculate this number using different methodologies. This value can increase due to asset appreciation and new cash inflows from investors or, alternatively, it can decrease due to asset depreciation or cash withdrawals by investors.
Annual Portfolio Turnover170.57%--
The value of assets either bought or sold over the year as a percentage of a fund’s net asset value. Investors should be conscious of a fund’s turnover because this can incur high transaction costs, which are not always included in the expense ratio, further reducing an investor’s net return.
Stock Holdings
Earnings per Share----
The amount of profit that is attributed to each share of common stock outstanding. It is the profitability measure that most directly influences a share’s price.
Price/Earnings----
This ratio compares the price per share of a stock to the earnings per share received by investors. It can be interpreted as the amount which an investor is willing to pay for each dollar of a company’s earnings. This is a helpful ratio when comparing firms within an industry, but should be viewed with caution when being compared across industries.
Price/Book----
A comparison of the current market value of a firm's stock to its original book value. The market value is discovered by taking the current market share price times the total number of shares outstanding. This ratio can give an investor a signal about the current valuation of a stock but varies widely across industries.
Return on Assets----
The dollar amount that is generated for every dollar in assets put into use by the company. This measures how profitable a company's assets truly are. The higher the number, the more efficiently assets are being put to use. This ratio can be compared to other companies in the same industry group to gain an understanding of the company's efficiency relative to peers.
Return on Equity----
A way to determine how many dollars are generated for every dollar invested in capital. This ratio can be compared to other companies in the same industry group to gain an understanding of the company's efficiency relative to peers.
Dividend Yield----
A measure of the return from a stock investment that will come from dividend payments. Dividends are not guaranteed nor are they consistent and they account for only a portion of the return on a stock investment along with stock price appreciation.
Fixed Income Holdings
Credit Rating----
An evaluation of an entity’s credit history in determining whether they are worthy or not of obtaining future financing. Entities with a poor history will have a lower rating, and therefore financiers will require a greater rate of return on their loan due to a higher risk of default.
Effective Maturity----
A method of measuring the maturity of a bond while also accounting for the probability that the bond may be called.
Yield to Maturity----
The rate of return paid to the holder of a bond, note or other security that the investor holds until maturity. Also referred to as a bond's "yield", the yield to maturity is stated on an annual rate. Calculating the YTM uses the coupon rate, time to maturity, and the market price of the security.
Data as of Tuesday, Jun 30, 2009