Roundhill Investments, an ETF sponsor focused on offering innovative thematic funds, announced that
(NYSE: SUBZ) options are now listed for trading on the NYSE American Options market.
SUBZ has seen significant market demand since its launch on February 10th, 2021. In its first five days of trading, SUBZ has averaged volume of eight hundred thousand shares per day and has surpassed $46 million in assets under management.
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The ETF “consists of companies from across the globe who are actively involved in the business of streaming. This classification includes (i) companies that operate direct-to-consumer streaming services including video, audio, livestreaming; and (ii) companies that create infrastructure or technology necessary to facilitate streaming,” according to the issuer.
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The two largest Chinese esports streaming companies are featured in the fund:
DouYu International (NASDAQ: DOYU) and
HUYA Inc (NYSE: HUYA).
Even with the 50% U.S. weighting, Stefanidis told Benzinga that several of the names offer multinational exposure.
“Disney has STAR, one of the largest streaming services in India.”
One name people may not be familiar with in the ETF is J-Stream Inc, which trades in Japan, he said.
“J Stream was the first company in Japan to offer streaming services.”
The company is a holding company with five divisions offering content delivery for companies and also telemedicine. Stefanidis said the company is exclusive to Japan right now, but could expand internationally.