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Motley Fool Next Index ETF

TMFX

Market price

$23.79

Source / date

Yahoo Finance chart · 10/2/2026, 7:59:50 PM

Exchange-traded prices may be delayed or unavailable from the quote provider. Company P/E-based scores, DCF valuation and forensic analysis do not apply to this listing; the analysis below uses the framework appropriate to its investment type.

DeepScreen investment analysis

ETF basket analysis

Refreshed 10/3/2026, 2:30:42 AM

Sources used: Yahoo Finance · Yahoo Finance holding fundamentals · Yahoo Finance fund risk/management statistics · US history 2021-12-27 to 2026-10-02
1

Basket and structure

What the ETF owns and how the reported portfolio is classified.

Benchmark / index
Mid-Cap Growth
Fund family
Motley Fool
Provider listing name
Motley Fool Next Index ETF

Market listing label; not a verified fund-family disclosure.

Legal structure
Exchange Traded Fund
Inception
2021-12-30
First recorded trade
2021-12-31

Provider's first available trade, not necessarily fund launch.

2

Price history

Returns and risk calculated from available adjusted-price history, not a benchmark comparison.

1Y return
9.05%
3Y annualized return
17.8%
3Y rolling median
12.17%
52-week high
$26.26
52-week low
$19.32
3

Holding quality and valuation

Weighted fundamentals are calculated only across holdings for which usable company fundamentals are available.

Weighted ROE
9.2%

17.7% of reported weight covered.

Weighted earnings growth
572.86%
Weighted debt / equity
0.23
4

Risk and concentration

Portfolio concentration plus realized and provider-published risk statistics.

Top-10 weight
17.7%
Largest sector
technology · 30.1%
Top-3 sector weight
69.7%
3Y max drawdown
-21.37%
5Y max drawdown
-33.24%
3Y volatility
18.32%
Beta
1.2
5

Cost and execution

Ownership cost, tracking quality and exchange-trading friction where the source publishes them.

Expense ratio / TER
0.5%
Bid / ask spread
8.93%
Premium / discount to NAV
0.277%
AUM
$35.05M
Average volume
8.02K
Latest session volume
17.01K

Not an average.

Top reported holdings

HoldingSymbolWeight
Moderna IncMRNA2.64%
Workday Inc Class AWDAY2.21%
Veeva Systems Inc Class AVEEV2%
MongoDB Inc Class AMDB1.65%
DexCom IncDXCM1.62%
Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp Class ACTSH1.54%
ResMed IncRMD1.52%
Twilio Inc Class ATWLO1.52%
EQT CorpEQT1.52%
Cboe Global Markets IncCBOE1.47%

DeepScreen displays verified values returned by its current sources. Metrics without a verified value are omitted rather than shown as empty placeholder cards.

Investment FAQ

Questions about Motley Fool Next Index ETF

Research answers for Motley Fool Next Index ETF (TMFX) using the analysis framework appropriate to a ETF.

ETF FAQ

What is Motley Fool Next Index ETF (TMFX)?
Motley Fool Next Index ETF is listed by DeepScreen as an exchange-traded fund. An ETF represents a portfolio of underlying assets while its units trade on an exchange during market hours. Research the fund's benchmark or strategy, holdings, concentration, costs, tracking quality and trading liquidity rather than evaluating it as a single operating company.
How should I analyze Motley Fool Next Index ETF?
Analyze Motley Fool Next Index ETF as a basket. Check what index or strategy it follows, the weight of its largest holdings and sectors, portfolio valuation and quality where meaningful, historical drawdown and volatility, expense ratio, tracking difference, tracking error, bid-ask spread, AUM, volume and premium or discount to NAV.
Why can TMFX trade at a premium or discount to NAV?
TMFX's exchange price is set by buyers and sellers while NAV reflects the value of the underlying portfolio. Differences in liquidity, trading hours, market stress or the pricing of underlying assets can create a premium or discount. Large or persistent gaps can increase the effective cost of trading the ETF.
What tracking metrics matter for Motley Fool Next Index ETF?
For a benchmark-tracking ETF, compare both tracking difference and tracking error. Tracking difference shows how far the fund's return has lagged or exceeded its benchmark over a period, while tracking error measures how variable that gap has been. Fees, cash holdings, rebalancing and implementation costs can affect both.
Is Motley Fool Next Index ETF a good ETF to buy?
DeepScreen does not provide a personalized buy recommendation. Assess whether Motley Fool Next Index ETF's benchmark or strategy, concentration, costs, tracking, liquidity and risk fit the exposure you are researching, and verify the issuer's latest factsheet and prospectus before making an investment decision.