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DKRB Subversive Decarbonization ETF

20.14 0.01 (+0.05%)

Quote as of Jun 12, 2025 13:41 UTC · Market data delayed approximately 15–20 minutes unless otherwise indicated.

Compare Overlap News
Previous Close20.14 Day Range20.07 – 20.14
52-Week Range18.80 – 27.86 Volume5
Avg Volume194 AUM$503.3K (Oct 10, 2026)
Expense Ratio0.76% Yield (TTM)—
NAV20.13 Premium/Discount+0.07% indicative
InceptionDec 22, 2022 Holdings2
IssuerSubversive ExchangeCBOE
CategoryClean Energy Index TrackedNot stated in source data
CUSIP81752T569 ISINUS81752T5699
ManagementActively managed (per issuer description)

About this ETF

The fund is an actively managed exchange-traded fund (“ETF”) that seeks to achieve its investment objective by investing, under normal market conditions, at least 80% of its net assets (plus any borrowings for investment purposes) in securities of Decarbonization Companies. The fund will concentrate its investments in the securities of issuers in the energy group of industries. Therefore, the fund will invest more than 25% of its total assets in securities issued by companies in the energy group of industries. It is non-diversified.

Description from the fund data provider · profile as of Oct 10, 2026.

Price Chart

Daily closing prices (price return, not total return). Comparison lines are normalized to percent change from the range start. Source: Financial Modeling Prep.

Performance

1M3M6MYTD1Y3Y*5Y*10Y*Incep.*
Price return — — — — — — — — -7.76%
Total return — — — — — — — — -5.43%

* Annualized. Total return uses the dividend-adjusted price series (distributions reinvested); price return uses unadjusted closes. Performance through Jun 11, 2025. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Fees

Net expense ratio0.76% Annual cost of a $10,000 investment$76.00

Illustrative calculation only: expense ratio × $10,000. It excludes trading costs, bid/ask spreads, taxes and changes in investment value. Gross vs. net expense details and any fee waivers are in the prospectus.

Holdings

Holdings as of Apr 01, 2024 · portfolio reporting date from the data provider; holdings are not live positions. 2 rows in database.

#HoldingTickerWeightSharesMarket Value
1 First American Government Obligations Fund… FGXXX 99.36% 500.13K $500.1K
2 Cash & Other — 0.64% 3.23K $3.2K

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Sector Exposure

Cash & Others 100.00%

Distributions

Yield (TTM)— Paid (last 12 months)—
FrequencySpecial SEC yieldNot provided by our data source; see the issuer page
Last ex-dateDec 19, 2023 Last payment$1.5210 (Dec 21, 2023)
Growth 1Y— Growth 3Y / 5Y (ann.)— / —
Ex-dateRecordPay dateAmount
Dec 19, 2023Dec 20, 2023 Dec 21, 2023$1.5210

Trailing distribution yield = last 12 months of cash ÷ current price. It is NOT the SEC 30-day yield and distributions are not guaranteed to continue. The difference explained →

Risk Statistics

Risk statistics need at least a year of price history; not yet available for this fund.

Liquidity

Volume today5 Average volume194
AUM$503.3K Premium/Discount+0.07%
Bid/Ask spreadNot provided by our data source. Check your broker's quote screen; spreads are widest at the open and close.

Premium/discount compares the delayed market price with the last reported NAV: an indicative figure, not the official closing premium/discount. How ETF liquidity works →

Official Fund Resources

External links open the issuer's site or SEC EDGAR in a new tab. The prospectus and official documents are always the authoritative source; review them before investing. No official links available from our data source for this fund yet.

Latest News for DKRB

No articles mention this fund directly in the last 7 days; showing general ETF coverage.

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Guided help: AUM is fund size. The expense ratio is the yearly cost baked into returns. NAV is the value of what the fund owns per share; the market price can sit slightly above (premium) or below (discount) it. Total return assumes distributions were reinvested. Every dataset shows its own as-of date because holdings, assets and quotes update on different schedules.

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Fixed Income

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Income

DividendCovered Call / Option IncomePreferred Stocks

Region

InternationalGlobalDeveloped MarketsEmerging MarketsInternational Small CapFrontier Markets

Sector & Theme

FinancialsTechnologyEnergyReal Estate / REITsHealthcareIndustrialsMaterialsInfrastructureClean Energy

Strategy

Buffer / Defined OutcomeESG / SustainableCurrency HedgedMomentumEqual WeightLow Volatility

Structure

Active ETFsLeveragedInverse

Style & Size

U.S. Large CapGrowthValueU.S. Small CapU.S. Mid CapTotal Market