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Fintech

PostPosted: Sat Nov 21, 2020 12:39 pm
by winston
Global X FinTech ETF (FINX)

52-Week Range: $19.65 – $41.23
Expense Ratio: 0.68%, or $68 annually per $10,000 invested

Our next choice is an ETF, namely the Global X Fintech ETF.

The fund, which provides access to global firms in the emerging financial technology (fintech) sector, started trading in 2016.

Academic research by Itay Goldstein University of Pennsylvania points out that “FinTech is about the introduction of new technologies into the financial sector, and it is now revolutionizing the financial industry …

The scope of activity in FinTech started from mobile payments, money transfers, peer-to-peer loans, and crowdfunding, spreading to the newer world of blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and robo-investing.”

FINX, which has 33 holdings, tracks the the Indxx Global FinTech Thematic Index. These firms typically offer innovative mobile and digital solutions, disrupting established industries like insurance, investing, fundraising or third-party lending.

The top ten businesses make up about 60% of net assets of almost $800 million.

Square (NYSE:SQ), Australia-based Afterpay (OTCMKTS:AFTPY) and the Netherlands-based Adyen (OTCMKTS:ADYYF) lead the names in the fund.

Long-term investors may regard any potential drop in the price of FINX as opportunity to go long the fund.

Source: Investor Place

Re: Fintech

PostPosted: Sun Apr 26, 2026 8:28 am
by winston
not vested

These 3 Fintech Stocks Offer High Risk/Reward Potential

by Nathan Reiff


Key Points

Fintech stocks have been hammered recently but smaller names may appeal to risk-tolerant investors seeking potential for big runs.

Open Lending and Repay Holdings are high-risk penny stocks that, despite challenges and some skepticism across Wall Street, may have massive upside in store.

Q2 Holdings is a much more established name with a successful cloud migration that may continue to drive subscription-based ARR growth, among other factors.

Source: Market Beat

Re: Fintech

PostPosted: Mon Apr 27, 2026 6:37 pm
by winston
3 Different Fintech Giants: Turnaround, Stability, or Risky Bet?

by Peter Frank


Key Points

Fiserv offers turnaround potential but faces slowing growth and weak investor confidence.

Global Payments is pursuing a major acquisition that adds scale but introduces execution and integration risk.

FIS stands out for stable growth and income, with a dividend yield near 4%.

Source: Market Beat