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Sofi Select 500 ETF (SFY)

$8.89 0.03 (0.34%)

20:00 EDT SFY Stock Quote Delayed 20 Minutes

Volume:

Previous Close $8.89

Market Cap 648,970

PE Ratio -

EPS -

Volume (Avg. Vol.) 46,600

Day's Range 8.81 - 9.00

52-Week Range 7.84 - 11.96

Dividend & Yield N/A (N/A)

SFY Stock Predictions, Articles, and Sofi Select 500 ETF News

From the Web

Detroit's Exponential ETFs Tops $500M In Assets Under Management

From Benzinga Jan 7, 2020

Exponential ETFs, an upstart fintech exchange traded funds issuer behind a unique family of funds, topped $500 million in assets under management. Detroit-based Exponential offers...

Cheap ETFs Are All The Rage, But Investigation Is Required

From Benzinga Dec 10, 2019

One of the more prominent themes in the world of exchange traded funds this year has been diminishing costs. Whether it's by way of brokers eliminating commissions, issuers...

Who won the zero-fee ETF war? It looks like no one

From CNBC Oct 10, 2019

Before the big discount brokers Schwab, E-Trade and TD Ameritrade went to zero-commission trading, zero-fee ETFs hit the market from financial firms trying to challenge the index fund giants Vanguard and BlackRock. But so far, the zero-fee ETF experiment looks like a failure.

For Some SoFi Clients, No-Fee ETFs Have a Cost

From Barron's Apr 23, 2019

Customers of the firm’s robo-advisor are left with tax bills after the company liquidate some of their existing ETF investments.

Zero-Fee ETFs Are Here

From Benzinga Apr 12, 2019

After years of speculation that recently intensified, exchange traded funds with zero fees arrived Thursday with the debuts of the SoFi Select 500 ETF (NYSE: SFY) and the...

Earnings Rubber Hits The Road This Week

From TalkMarkets Oct 15, 2017

We enter the first week where we have a meaningful number of 3Q 2017 earnings. While we'll have additional September economic data that we’ll use to weave together our 2017 GDP tapestry and assess the Fed’s likelihood of boosting rates in December.