iShares Russell 2000 ETF
Open
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0.60
0.44%
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137.55
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| $136.9500 |
Volume:
12M
65 Day Avg. - 29.9M
136.3500
Day Low/High
137.6900
108.1900
52 Week Low/High
141.8166
Key Data
- Open $137.29
- Day Range 136.3500 - 137.6900
- 52 Week Range 108.1900 - 141.8166
- Market Cap n/a
- Shares Outstanding 290.8M
- Total Net Assets $40.56B
- Beta 1.12
- NAV $137.02
- NAV Date May 22, 2017
- Net Expense Ratio 0.20%
- Turnover % 17.00%
- Yield 1.13%
- Dividend $0.39
- Ex-Dividend Date Mar 24, 2017
- Average Volume 29.86M
Lipper Leader
YTD Lipper Ranking:Quintile 2 (36th percentile)
- 4 Total Returns
- 4 Consistent Return
- 2 Preservation
- 5 Tax Efficiency
- 5 Expense
Lipper Leaders Key
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Recent News
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Bull trend intact: S&P 500 absorbs the May whipsaw
Technically speaking, the major U.S. benchmarks’ primary bull trend has likely weathered a respectable mid-May whipsaw.
S&P 500, Dow venture atop the breakdown point, rise within view of the May range top
U.S. stocks are firmly higher early Monday, extending an increasingly respectable reversal from the May low. In the process, the S&P 500 and Dow industrials have ventured atop their breakdown points — S&P 2,381 and Dow 20,850 — areas defining the immediate bull-bear technical tension.
S&P 500 maintains support, rallies to initial retest of the breakdown point
U.S. stocks are firmly higher early Friday, building on a late-week reversal from the May low. In the process, the S&P 500 is retesting its breakdown point — S&P 2,381, from underneath — while the Dow Jones Industrial Average is pressing the 50-day moving average, currently 20,775.
Charting a technically aggressive downdraft: S&P 500 knifes (straight) through notable support
The major U.S. benchmarks are slightly higher early Thursday, rising in the wake of this week’s technically aggressive market downdraft. Consider that the S&P 500 has reversed sharply from record highs, established this week, to a nearly immediate violation of the 50-day moving average. Deeper support, circa 2,351, has initially held early Thursday.
S&P 500, Dow rattle cage on 50-day average amid heightened political uncertainty
The major U.S. benchmarks are firmly lower early Wednesday, posting losses rivaling the worst since September amid heightened political uncertainty. Against this backdrop, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has ventured under the 50-day moving average, currently 20,783, while S&P 500 is challenging notable support in the 2,367-to-2,369 area.
S&P 500 lifts from coiled spring, rattles cage on record territory
U.S. stocks are higher early Monday, rising amid surging crude oil prices after Saudi Arabia and Russia endorsed extending the production cut agreement originally set to expire in June. In the process, the Nasdaq Composite has reached its latest all-time high, while the S&P 500 is vying for a record close, and its first-ever close atop the 2,400 mark.
U.S. benchmarks absorb ‘retail-induced’ whipsaw, S&P 500 maintains first support
Technically speaking, the major U.S. benchmarks have thus far absorbed a slight volatility uptick. Consider that the S&P 500 has reversed respectably from first support (2,381) at this week’s low, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average has concurrently maintained the 50-day moving average.
S&P 500 nails first support, Dow industrials retest the 50-day average
The major U.S. benchmarks are challenging notable support early Thursday, pressured after a soft batch of corporate earnings reports, including headline disappointments from Macy’s, Inc. and Snap, Inc. On a headline basis, the S&P 500 has thus far maintained first support at 2,381, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average has retested the 50-day moving average, currently 20,788.
Nasdaq digests latest technical breakout, Dow holds support amid political uncertainty
U.S. stocks are mixed early Wednesday, largely treading water amid heightened political uncertainty. Against this backdrop, the Nasdaq Composite is digesting its latest technical breakout, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average has thus far maintained first support, circa 20,910.
Charting the approach of uncharted territory: S&P 2,400 and Nasdaq 6,100 ‘under siege’
U.S. stocks are slightly lower early Monday, pressured amid a sell-the-news response to France’s presidential election. In the process, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite have pulled in from nominal record highs — slightly above S&P 2,400 and Nasdaq 6,100 — though a slow-motion breakout attempt remains underway.
S&P 500 holds the range, slow-motion breakout attempt still underway
U.S. stocks are mixed early Friday, treading water despite a better-than-expected monthly jobs report ahead of Sunday’s French presidential election. Against this backdrop, the S&P 500 is traversing an increasingly familiar range, even amid consequential commodities price action, including crude oil’s technical breakdown.
Charting a flat response to the Fed, major U.S. benchmarks hold first support
U.S. stocks are mixed early Thursday, treading water after a Federal Reserve policy statement that signaled a generally positive view of the U.S. economy. Against this backdrop, each major U.S. benchmark has maintained first support, and remains within striking distance of record territory.
S&P 500, Dow industrials press gap support ahead of the Fed
U.S. stocks are slightly lower early Wednesday, pressured ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy statement, due out this afternoon, and as crude-oil prices challenge major support. In the process, the S&P 500 and Dow industrials are pressing near-term floors — around S&P 2,380 and Dow 20,910, respectively — against an otherwise bullish bigger-picture backdrop.
Nasdaq tags six straight record highs, S&P 500 holds the top of the gap
U.S. stocks are off to a mixed May start, treading water ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy statement, due out Wednesday. Against this backdrop, the S&P 500 is digesting its best week in two months — and has maintained the top of the gap (2,381) — while the Nasdaq Composite has tagged a sixth straight nominal record high.
ETF Investors Rush into Emerging Markets
ETF investors surged into emerging-market equities in the first quarter, while casting aside a popular fund that holds mid- and small-cap U.S. stocks, Bloomberg reports.
- on Barron's Online
Policy Worries Percolate: Bank Stocks, Small-Caps Tumble
U.S. stocks are sinking fast on Tuesday as the Treasury market rallies. Some traders pointed to reshuffling of bullish positioning, while others expressed concern that hurdles to policy-making in Washington, D.C., could be giving bulls pause.
- on The Wall Street Journal
NYSE Says ETF Trading Platform Working Again After Snafu
The New York Stock Exchange said Tuesday morning that its Arca platform is functioning normally, after a glitch snarled trading in dozens of exchange-traded funds late Monday.
- on The Wall Street Journal
NYSE Arca Suffers Glitch During Closing Auction
A late-day trading glitch at the New York Stock Exchange’s Arca platform has affected at least $150 billion worth of exchange-traded funds, including the world’s largest gold ETF, according to a person familiar with the matter.
- on The Wall Street Journal
Hedge Funds’ Favorite ETFs
Hedge fund managers have been highly critical of ETFs, even as many use them more and more.
- on Barron's Online
The Best ‘America First’ Trades to Make Today
- on Barron's
Investors Fret Political Wrangling Could Complicate Market-Friendly Policies
- on The Wall Street Journal
Trump Trade: Game On
- on The Wall Street Journal
What Investors Should Watch After Inauguration Day
- on The Wall Street Journal
Unsinkable Small Caps: Russell 2000′s Winning Streak Longest in 20 Years
- on The Wall Street Journal
One-Way ETF Flows Are Reason for Caution
- on The Wall Street Journal
The ETF With the 0.00% Fee
- on The Wall Street Journal
Profiting From Battling Bulls and Bears
- on Barron's
How to Play Wal-Mart’s Coming Earnings Report
- on Barron's
Are You a Bear or a Bull? Charts Support Both
- on Barron's
Small-Cap Stocks Back? Charts Suggest They Are
- on Barron's
How Our ETF Picks and Pans Played Out
- on Barron's
One Investor Just Put on a Big Trade to Hedge Against a Small-Cap Plunge
- on The Wall Street Journal
Time to Switch to Small-Caps
- on Barron's
Recent News
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Lacy Hunt: The Secular Bond Bull Market Is Not Over!
Lacy Hunt: The Secular Bond Bull Market Is Not Over!
- on Seeking Alpha
What US Consumer Sentiment Indicates for the Economy
The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index, released on May 12, 2017, rose to 97.7 from 97.0 in April 2017.
- on MarketRealist.com
Clouds On The Horizon : Range Chart Update
Clouds On The Horizon : Range Chart Update
- on Seeking Alpha
Hedge Fund Managers Pour SALT On U.S. Stocks, Look To Europe
Hedge Fund Managers Pour SALT On U.S. Stocks, Look To Europe
- on Seeking Alpha
Top 5 Things To Know In The Market On Tuesday
Top 5 Things To Know In The Market On Tuesday
- on Seeking Alpha
US Inflation Rose: Is It Supporting the S&P 500 Movement?
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Consumer Price Index for the United States was 0.20% in April 2017 compared to -0.30% in March 2017.
- on MarketRealist.com
What's The Worst That Can Happen (In DC)?
What's The Worst That Can Happen (In DC)?
- on Seeking Alpha
We're In A 1-Year Bull Market, Not An 8-Year Bull Market
We're In A 1-Year Bull Market, Not An 8-Year Bull Market
- on Seeking Alpha
U.S. Stock Market Rally 2017 Fundamentally Not Strong
U.S. Stock Market Rally 2017 Fundamentally Not Strong
- on Seeking Alpha
Memorial Day Week And June Should Be Positive For Stocks
Memorial Day Week And June Should Be Positive For Stocks
- on Seeking Alpha
Real Aggregate Wage Growth Finally Overtakes Reagan Expansion
Real Aggregate Wage Growth Finally Overtakes Reagan Expansion
- on Seeking Alpha
Stocks Climb During Trump’s First International Visit
Stocks Climb During Trump’s First International Visit
- on InvestorPlace.com
Top 10 Holdings
| Company | Symbol | Total Net Assets |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced Micro Devices Inc. | AMD | 0.52% |
| Chemours Co. | CC | 0.39% |
| BlackRock Cash Funds: Treasury;SL Agency | 0.35% | |
| Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. | TTWO | 0.32% |
| LogMeIn Inc. | LOGM | 0.31% |
| Microsemi Corp. | MSCC | 0.28% |
| Olin Corp. | OLN | 0.28% |
| Coherent Inc. | COHR | 0.27% |
| Exelixis Inc. | EXEL | 0.27% |
| New Residential Investment Corp. | NRZ | 0.26% |
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As of 04/30/2017
ETF Details
| Category | Small-Cap Core |
| Portfolio Style | Small-Cap |
| Fund Status | Open |
| Fund Inception | May 22, 2000 |
| Manager |
Team Managed
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Investment Policy
The Fund seeks to track the investment results of the Russell 2000 Index which measures the performance of the small-capitalization sector of the US equity market. (See Full Profile)
Distribution History
| Date | Income Distribution |
|---|---|
| YTD | $0.39 |
| 2016 | $1.85 |
| 2015 | $1.73 |
| 2014 | $1.51 |
| 2013 | $1.41 |
| 2012 | $1.69 |
| 2011 | $1.03 |
| 2010 | $0.89 |
| 2009 | $0.72 |
| 2008 | $0.88 |
| 2007 | $0.77 |
