Strong year-to-date and one-year returns (28.55% and 31.73% respectively), low expense ratio of 0.35%, substantial assets under management ($1.77 billion), and Zacks ETF Rank of 2 (Buy) rating support a positive outlook for investors seeking energy sector exposure.
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Invests in oilfield services and equipment suppliers. Positioned to benefit from continued demand as Gulf producers work to restore disrupted production capacity and expand operations.
Listed as an alternative ETF option tracking the MVIS U.S. Listed Oil Services 25 Index with $1.88 billion in assets and a 0.35% expense ratio. No performance data or ratings provided.
Presented as an alternative ETF option with larger asset base of $1.87 billion and comparable expense ratio of 0.35%, without preference indicated.
Rallied 37.5% year-to-date; Zacks ETF Rank #2 (Buy); provides focused exposure to oil services sector benefiting from supply disruptions
Elevated crude prices above $100/barrel and geopolitical risks around the Strait of Hormuz support oil services and exploration companies
Mentioned as an alternative option with the same expense ratio (0.35%) as XES and significantly larger assets ($1.98 billion), but no performance evaluation or specific recommendation provided.
Oil services-focused ETF with heavy exposure to SLB (20.84%) and HAL (6.11%), the primary oilfield services beneficiaries; has jumped 50.7% year to date.
Dragged sharply lower in tandem with WTI crude oil collapse on Iran-U.S. diplomatic developments
Fell 2.1% as oil services sector impacted by plummeting crude oil prices
Services-heavy ETF outperforming as investors rotate into oilfield services names leveraged to higher oil prices.
HAL represents 7.83% weight in this ETF; while Halliburton showed strength, the broader Energy sector gained only 0.28% and remains the worst-performing sector overall.
Extreme outperformance with 80 percentage point gap versus tech software ETF over two months; direct beneficiary of energy sector rotation and HALO investment thesis
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