ETF Chart of the Day: Agriculture
An agriculture exchange traded fund is down more than 10% this year on a slowing global economy but we have…
AGA
PowerShares DB Agriculture Double Short ETN
$24.46 $-4.99
(-16.94%)
As of 7:09:37 PM EDT | 4/19/18 | Market Closed
AGA Trading Data
Open
$24.46
Low Price
$24.46
High Price
$24.46
Previous Last Price
$29.45
Bid Size
$ X
Ask Size
$ X
AGA Portfolio Data
AUM
$321,100
Shares
10
PE Ratio
Price / Book Ratio
0
Expense Ratio
0.75
Net Asset Value
$32.11
Volume
Volume
100
Avg. Volume (YDT)
166
Dollar Volume
$0
Weekly Avg. Volume
100
Monthly Avg. Volume
130
Quarterly Avg. Volume
182
AGA Fund Description
The performance of the Fund is based on Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity Index. The Fund offer investors exposure to two times the monthly inverse performance of the agriculture index, plus the monthly TBill index return. The index is intended to reflect the changes in the market value of the price of the Agriculture Short futures.
AGA Chart
AGA Summary
Fund Family
Invesco
Tracks This Index
PowerShares DB Agriculture Double Short ETN
Inception Date
2008-04-14
Asset Class
Commodity
Asset Class Size
Agriculture
AGA Classification
Region (General)
North America
Region (Specific)
US
Sector
Equity Index
Leveraged Family
AGF
AGA Technicals
Alpha
-3.74
Beta
-0.32
Leverage
Double-Short
Standard Deviation
AGA Dividends
Dividend Date
Latest Dividend
Annual Dividend
0
Annual Dividend Rate
0
Annual Dividend Yield
1.0E-5
AGA Performance
YTD Return
-9.07%
1 Year Return
1.83%
3 Year Return
0.33%
5 Year Return
72.98%
10 Year Return
-12.11%
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