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Global X FinTech ETF

FINX

Market cap $169M

26.59 USD

+0.44

1.68%

At close Updated Sep 14, 4:00 PM EDT

1 day

1.68%

5 days

-2.39%

1 month

-0.64%

3 months

7.26%

6 months

8.44%

Year to date

-9.8%

1 year

-22.23%

5 years

-47.11%

10 years

74.59%

News

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Sentiment 3-Months

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Markets Rattled By New Chinese AI Model: What Investors Need To Know

New Chinese AI Model Kimi K3 is raising questions for established players. Investors are questioning whether AI industry still has pricing power.

Markets Rattled By New Chinese AI Model: What Investors Need To Know

FINX Returns To Valuations That In My Opinion Are Attractive

Global X FinTech ETF (FINX) could has attractive valuations after a 20% decline, with a potential discounts to tech indices. FINX's portfolio is concentrated in payment processors and crypto-linked stocks, exposing it to cyclical and high-beta risks, yet also potential upside. I see three catalysts: valuation compression, correlation with BTC, and potential peak in US Treasury yields supporting a tactical BUY rating.

FINX Returns To Valuations That In My Opinion Are Attractive

Zacks Investment Research

Stripe, Advent to Buy PayPal in a $53B Deal? ETFs in Focus

Stripe and Advent have made a $53B bid for PayPal, lifting PYPL shares and putting fintech ETFs like PYPU, FINX and IPAY in the spotlight.

Stripe, Advent to Buy PayPal in a $53B Deal? ETFs in Focus

3 Tech ETFs That Could Bounce Back After the AI Selloff

A perfect storm of factors may have led to an unusual selloff in the AI space in June, providing investors with a unique opportunity to buy in before growth resumes in earnest. Between expectations that the Fed would maintain or raise rates, unexpectedly soft semiconductor earnings and guidance, and a strong jobs report, investors suddenly found themselves reconsidering whether some of the more speculative plays in the AI space were worth the risk.

3 Tech ETFs That Could Bounce Back After the AI Selloff

24/7 Wall Street

Cybersecurity ETFs Face a Reckoning: Which 3 Will Weather the Downturn

Ransomware payouts, supply‑chain breaches, and state‑backed attacks have pushed cybersecurity spending into the category of must‑have corporate expenses rather than optional upgrades.

Cybersecurity ETFs Face a Reckoning: Which 3 Will Weather the Downturn

24/7 Wall Street

Fintech Is Down 17% This Year, but Cybersecurity Tells a Different Story for These 2 ETFs

FINX is down nearly 17% this year while CIBR has lost about 9%. Both funds target the digital economy, but they behave very differently when rates rise and markets get choppy.

Fintech Is Down 17% This Year, but Cybersecurity Tells a Different Story for These 2 ETFs

These fintech stocks are loved by analysts and could bounce back in a big way

Shares of PayPal and Block are both cheap relative to historic levels, but only one of them commands heavy enthusiasm from analysts.

These fintech stocks are loved by analysts and could bounce back in a big way

24/7 Wall Street

Under The Radar ETFs I like More Than Vanguard and Fidelity's Options

2025 was the year of exchange-traded funds, and I strongly believe the momentum will continue throughout 2026.

Under The Radar ETFs I like More Than Vanguard and Fidelity's Options

FINX: A Fintech ETF Trapped Between Cycles

The Global X FinTech ETF (FINX) is rated Hold due to muted near-term growth prospects and a portfolio skewed toward mature fintech names. FINX's diversified holdings dilute narrative-driven upside, with legacy payments, SaaS, crypto, and international fintech each contributing distinct cyclical and macro sensitivities. Performance has lagged growth alternatives like ARKF and SPY over five years, reflecting FINX's lower exposure to disruptive or momentum-driven fintech segments.

FINX: A Fintech ETF Trapped Between Cycles

Baron Capital's Active Approach Coming Soon to ETFs

Many financial companies are slow-growing and balance sheet intensive, making them more common in value funds and usually less appealing to growth strategies. However, there are asset-light firms that have competitive advantages and that are benefiting from secular trends.

Baron Capital's Active Approach Coming Soon to ETFs

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