Lyxor MSCI Japan ESG Leaders Extra (DR) UCITS ETF - Daily Hedged to CHF Acc
Lyxor MSCI Japan ESG Leaders Extra (DR) UCITS ETF - Daily Hedged to CHF Acc (JPXC.SW) Stock Overview
Explore Lyxor MSCI Japan ESG Leaders Extra (DR) UCITS ETF - Daily Hedged to CHF Acc’s financial performance, market position, analyst ratings, and future outlook.
Key Financials
Key Financials
Market Cap
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P/E Ratio
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EPS (TTM)
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ROE
0.00%
JPXC.SW Stock Analysis & Investment Overview
Our comprehensive AI-powered analysis of Lyxor MSCI Japan ESG Leaders Extra (DR) UCITS ETF - Daily Hedged to CHF Acc (JPXC.SW) provides investors with deep insights into the stock's performance, growth potential, and market positioning. With a Meyka AI Score of F, this stock demonstrates moderate investment characteristics based on our advanced machine learning models.
Our forecasting models predict significant price movements, with a 12-month target of $95.32.
Key financial metrics showcase the company's fundamental strength, including a P/E ratio of N/A and a market capitalization of 0. These metrics, combined with our AI analysis, provide a comprehensive view for both institutional and retail investors.
Company Profile
The Sub-Fund is an index-tracking UCITS passively managed. The Reference Currency of the Sub-Fund is the Yen (JPY). The investment objective of sub-fund is to track both the upward and the downward evolution of the MSCI Japan Select ESG Rating and Trend Leader index (the "Index") denominated in Yen (JPY) in order to offer an exposure to the performance of 400 companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, with a high appeal to investors and meeting special requirements in terms of efficient use of capital - while minimising the volatility of the difference between the return of the Sub-Fund and the return of the Index (the “Tracking Error”). For daily hedged share classes mentioned in APPENDIX C - SUMMARY OF SHARES AND FEES, the Sub-Fund will also use a daily currency-hedge strategy, in order to minimize the impact of the evolution of each respective share class currency against currencies of each Index component.
2015