NASA
Tema Space Innovators ETF (NASA)
NASA (Tema Space Innovators ETF) charges a 0.75% expense ratio. On a $10,000 investment that is about $75.00 per year in fund fees, or about $750 per year on $100,000. The fee is deducted automatically from the fund's value, not billed separately. See how expense ratios work →
Texas Capital Space Exploration ETF: a rules-based index of roughly 35 companies with measurable space-economy revenue, from launch and satellites to defense contractors, at 0.75%. It is a concentrated single-theme bet rather than a diversified holding, and SpaceX becoming a public holding reshaped what it owns. A small satellite position at most for a genuine conviction in the space economy, given the high fee and narrow, volatile theme.
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NASA's expense ratio is 0.75% per year. On a $10,000 investment, that is roughly $75.00 per year in fund fees, automatically deducted from the fund's NAV, not billed separately. What expense ratios cover, and what a good one looks like →
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Texas Capital Space Exploration ETF: a rules-based index of roughly 35 companies with measurable space-economy revenue, from launch and satellites to defense contractors, at 0.75%. It is a concentrated single-theme bet rather than a diversified holding, and SpaceX becoming a public holding reshaped what it owns. A small satellite position at most for a genuine conviction in the space economy, given the high fee and narrow, volatile theme. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Educational only, not personalized investment advice. ETF BFF is not a registered investment advisor.
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NASA (Tema Space Innovators ETF) performance history is shown in the chart on this page. For annualized returns over 3-year and 5-year periods, see the performance section above. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Educational only, not personalized investment advice.
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NASA (Tema Space Innovators ETF) has $1.1B in assets under management. AUM is a measure of fund size and liquidity. Larger funds generally have tighter bid-ask spreads and are less likely to close. It is not a measure of quality or expected returns.
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NASA's dividend yield and payment schedule are shown in the key facts section of this fact sheet. ETF dividends are passed through from the fund's underlying holdings. Not all ETFs pay dividends. Educational only, not personalized investment advice.
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