The screen did its job.
It removed the options-overlay chaos and left us with a cleaner income board:
$KBWD: 14.25% yield
$BIZD: 13.69% yield
$MORT: 13.09% yield
$PBDC: 11.56% yield
Our 4 takeaways:
1️⃣ Yield gets the click.
2️⃣ P/E ratio brings the receipts.
3️⃣ Expense ratio tells you what the income costs.
4️⃣ Bernie was right.
What should we screen next? 🤔 (6/6)
Bernie is once again asking you to check the P/E ratio before chasing yield. ��
So, we did.
This week’s ETFDb screen only includes ETFs with annual dividend yields above 4% and P/E ratios strictly between 0 and 15. That strips out the N/A options-overlay crowd and keeps the focus on equity income ETFs with actual valuation data.
Translation: big yield can still get our attention, but it has to bring receipts.
And once we checked the cost column, those receipts got interesting. 🧵👇 (1/6)
4️⃣ $PBDC - Putnam BDC Income ETF
📊 Annual Dividend Yield: 11.56%
📉 P/E Ratio: 9.21
💸 Expense Ratio: 13.49%
$PBDC has the lowest P/E ratio in the group and another double-digit yield.
It also has a 1-year return of -10.71%.
The yield clears 11%. The expense ratio clears 13%. Not exactly what we'd call fine-print.
(5/6)
The $FUBO debate is all over the place-
🐂Bulls: be talking global soccer, conference tournaments, subscriber growth, + Disney-bundle upside.
🧸Bears: be pointing at the chart like it owes them money.
🤠ETFDb: be checking baskets like #Wemby.
Out of 42 ETFs holding $FUBO, the highest weighting belongs to $BNGE, the First Trust S-Network Streaming and Gaming ETF.
📊 $FUBO Weighting: 0.40%
💸 Expense Ratio: 0.70%
🏷️ ETFDb Category: Technology Equities
A streaming stock 🤝 a streaming and gaming ETF
Go Spurs.
$FUBO is trending, which means sports-streaming speculation has once again escaped containment. 📺
Perfect timing, honestly. #Spurs-#Knicks Game 4 is tonight, the streams better be stable, and despite our NYC HQ, we are spiritually obligated to be pro-Spurs here.🤠
TLDR: The $FRMI headline is loud.
The ETF trail is nerdier, stranger, and probably more useful:
1️⃣ Active values
2️⃣ Global real estate
3️⃣ Texas exposure
That’s the ETFDb point. A trending ticker can show up in baskets you’d never guess from the headline.
Use ETFDb to see which ETFs hold $FRMI, how much they own, and whether the exposure actually matters: https://t.co/hr1NVZfjW0
The hype is the headline. The holdings are the plot twist. (5/5)
$FRMI is ripping, and its plot sounds like it was written by a 2026 market intern with @redbull and a @Bloomberg Terminal. 🥤💽
Investors are chasing a very current storyline: renewed hyperscaler interest in Project Matador, AI data center infrastructure, power demand, and the search for a binding tenant, all while governance questions sit in the background.
Naturally, we checked the ETF exposure.
And it gets weird. 🧵👇 (1/5)
3️⃣ $TEXX Horizon Kinetics Texas ETF
📊 $FRMI Weighting: 0.24%
💸 Expense Ratio: 0.85%
And then Texas enters the chat. Yeehaw. 🤠
$TEXX is a Texas-focused ETF, which gives the $FRMI exposure map a very on-brand twist. If traders are watching Project Matador, power demand, and AI infrastructure, Texas exposure showing up here makes sense.
(4/5)
Space #ETFs have reached sneaker-drop territory.
It's a category where the ticker names feel like sneaker colorways: everyone has a favorite, everyone wants the rare one, and everyone swears theirs is going up. 😅
The Space (ETF) Race is for real folks. There's gonna be like two dozen on the market when all is said and done. The ticker game in this category is A+ too eg $UFO, $NASA, $WARP, $LOFF, $ROKT, $MARS, $DIPR and $JEDI (if we count drone and modern defense). Even BlackRock jumping in. Reminds me of bitcoin 2yrs ago (but on much smaller scale obv)
Whether you're anticipating a massive AI infrastructure breakout once the backlog ships or strictly avoiding the near-term dilution risks, sizing your exposure correctly is critical. 🔍
Track daily fund flows, check your portfolio weightings, and see the full list of ETFs holding $SMCI right here on ETFDb: https://t.co/px6YRaNoQ5
Super Micro Computer ($SMCI ) is experiencing massive price volatility driven by a monumental seven billion dollar equity and equity-linked financing announcement! 🚀🏭
The community is deeply divided: while many traders view this capital raise as a necessary step to scale production for a massive $39B AI server order backlog, others are frustrated by the aggressive near-term dilution.
Looking to navigate the turbulence in AI infrastructure? Here is how 4 key ETFs are positioned 🧵👇
4️⃣ $NLSI - NEOS Long/Short Equity Income ETF
Sporting a 4.53% allocation to $SMCI.
Targeting a long/short equity structure to mitigate broader market volatility. The sharp downside reaction to $SMCI's multi-billion dollar financing package weighed heavily on this fund's absolute price performance this week:
📉 5D Return: -4.42%
📊 Expense Ratio: 2.89%