Toshia sells FV 21.56: Such a strategy usually offers extreme diversification and the possibility for high expenses.

Even though FV officially only has five individual holdings, the fewest in the entire segment, there are hundreds of indirect holdings in the other ETF portfolios. These five ETFs are approximately equal weighted in the underlying index. In essence, FV is an ETF of other ETFs but with a twist. This index uses a unique stock selection method based on relative strength and stock momentum among select other First Trust ETFs. Further, financials and information technology take the top two spots with 40.6% and 29.0% share, respectively, with the other sectors making up for single-digit allocation each.


Belva:
None of the sectors accounts for more than 20% share while none of the securities makes up for more than 3.5% share.

Corina:
It tracks the Dorsey Wright Emerging Markets Technical Leaders Index.

Retha:
The expense ratio came in at 0.47%. The ETF was up 3.9% on the day.

Arlena:
The fund is often overlooked by investors as depicted by AUM of $18.3 million and an average daily volume of about 6,000 shares.

Franchesca:
From a sector look, about one-fourth of the portfolio is allotted to consumer discretionary while industrials, consumer staples, financials and health care round off the top five.

Karol:
Japanese firms make for more than one-third of the portfolio while United Kingdom accounts for double-digit exposure.

Sharan:
The fund is well spread out across components with none holding more than 0.62% of assets.

Gerald:
It follows the S&P International Developed High Quality Rankings Index, holding 395 stocks in its basket.

Crysta:
Volume is good, exchanging more than 740,000 shares a day on an average.

Branda:
United Kingdom, Switzerland and Germany are the top three countries accounting for 21% share each.

First Trust Dorsey Wright Focus (NASDAQ:FV)
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