Pabrai Wagons ETF

WAGN

Valor de mercado US$ 266 mi

Pabrai Wagons ETF offers a contrarian, global alternative to the concentrated S&P 500, with no index overlap. WAGN's actively managed, high-conviction portfolio targets overlooked sectors—met coal, offshore oil, emerging markets—delivering 32.6% YTD NAV growth through August. I recommend a Buy rating for WAGN, but caution investors of the concentration risk.

The Pabrai Wagons ETF offers a highly concentrated, international value portfolio with minimal U.S. exposure and unconventional holdings. WAGN's top positions include cyclical firms and Turkish stocks, leading to significant sector and country-specific risks. The fund charges a 90 basis point fee, justified by its unique, hard-to-replicate portfolio, but recent performance and style have lagged the broader market.

Pabrai Wagons ETF (WAGN) is a concentrated, actively managed, bottom-up fund guided by Mohnish Pabrai's asymmetric value framework. WAGN emphasises out-of-favor, cyclical, and catalyst-driven ideas, driven by opportunity rather than mandate, with flexibility to buy high quality  compounders whereever warranted, diverging sharply from the S&P 500. I rate WAGN a buy for investors aligned with its high-conviction, discretionary approach, but it is unsuitable for those seeking benchmark-tracking or systematic strategies.

Pabrai Wagons ETF (WAGN) offers a concentrated, Buffett-style, actively managed global equity portfolio with only 20 holdings. WAGN recently converted from a mutual fund to an ETF in 2026, improving liquidity and growth prospects for AUM. The fund has delivered robust annualized NAV returns of 15% since inception, but lacks a long track record and detailed risk metrics.