Last Close
Jan 26  •  04:00PM ET
24.75
Dollar change
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CategoryUS Equities - US Style Asset TypeEquities (Stocks) TagsU.S. Return% 1Y- Total Holdings29 Perf Week-0.64%
SponsorBaron Capital ETF Type Tagsequity Return% 3Y- AUM102.43M Perf Month-2.86%
Fund Family Bond Type Tagsgrowth Return% 5Y- NAV/sh Perf Quarter-
Index- Average Maturity Tags- Return% 10Y 52W High25.68 -3.62% Perf Half Y-
Index Weighting Commodity Type Tags- Return% SI 52W Low24.40 1.43% Perf YTD-1.03%
Active/Passive Quant Type Tags- Flows% 1M59.85% Volatility0.89% 0.95% Perf Year-
Dividend TTM- ESG Type Tags- Flows% 3M101.65% ATR (14)0.27 Perf 3Y-
Dividend Ex-Date- Dividend Type Sector/Theme Flows% YTD45.58% RSI (14)43.89 Perf 5Y-
Dividend Gr. 3/5Y- - Structure Type Region Flows% 1Y Beta- Perf 10Y-
Expense1.77% Growth/Value SMA20-1.02% Flows% 3Y Rel Volume3.69 Prev Close24.83
Inverse/Leveraged Market Cap SMA50-1.33% Flows% 5Y Avg Volume221.57K Price24.75
IPODec 15, 2025 Option/ShortNo / Yes SMA200-1.33% Trades Volume818,316 Change-0.32%
Baron First Principles ETF seeks capital appreciation through investments in growth companies of any market capitalization. Guided by a First Principles approach breaking problems down to their core truths and challenging assumptions this framework reflects Baron Capital's longstanding philosophy of "questioning everything" to uncover true value. Investments are made in businesses with the potential for significant growth with durable competitive advantages, and exceptional management teams. Investments are purchased at valuations we believe are attractive based on their long-term intrinsic value. The portfolio holdings are primarily in U.S. securities and can deploy leverage of up to one third of total net assets when market conditions and opportunities present themselves. The strategy is non-diversified, under normal circumstances, invests primarily in equity securities (including depositary receipts) of U.S. growth companies of any market capitalization. To take advantage of opportunities to invest, the Fund may borrow money from banks (leverage) in an amount up to one third of its total assets, which include assets purchased with borrowed money.