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Family: Argent Capital Management
Name: Argent Mid Cap ETF
Inception Date: 17-Aug-2022
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Investment Objective: Argent Capital's Mid Cap ETF uses a blend of quantitative and fundamental research to identify good businesses undergoing positive internal or external change. We seek to own these companies for the long term. Argent believes that companies undergoing positive change, driven either by internal or external factors, frequently experience underappreciated growth. We believe that good businesses are those that exhibit above-average profitability, generate above-average cash flow, and have management teams that are good stewards of capital. It starts with an investment universe consisting of publicly-traded U.S. stocks with market capitalizations ranging from $1.5 to $20 billion. The remaining companies are screened by our proprietary quantitative tool, The Argent Alpha Model. The Argent Alpha Model is utilized to point the team toward the right companies, in the right sectors, at the right time undergoing positive change. The resulting portfolio is highly concentrated with 35-50 stocks and exhibits high active share and low turnover.
Prospectus
Top 10 Holdings
Fair Isaac Corp FICO 4.3400%
CDW Corp/DE CDW 3.9100%
Copart Inc CPRT 3.8000%
Builders FirstSource Inc BLDR 3.5600%
Medpace Holdings Inc MEDP 3.5500%
Cintas Corp CTAS 3.2600%
CBIZ Inc CBZ 3.1900%
TopBuild Corp BLD 3.0500%
DR Horton Inc DHI 2.8800%
Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corp BAH 2.7200%
Top 10 Holdings Weight: 34.3%
Number of Holdings: 44
Shares Outstanding: 1,704,000
Total Net Assets: 55,806,000
NAV: 32.75
Net Expense Ratio: 0.52%
Asset Class: Equities (Stocks)
Developed or Emerging: Developed Market Funds
Country: US
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Is Currency Hedged: No
US or Ex-US: Domestic