Artificial Intelligence Is On The Side Of Apes? Tesla-Fame’s AI-Based ETF Sells Facebook, Walmart And Buys AMC – Markets Insider

The Qraft AI-Enhanced US Large Cap Momentum ETF (NYSE:AMOM), an exchange-traded fund driven by artificial intelligence, has sold a majority of its holdings in Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ:FB) and Walmart Inc. (NYSE:WMT), while loading up on shares in AMC Entertainment Inc. (NYSE:AMC).

What Happened: The ETFs latest portfolio after rebalancing in early July showed that the fund has also sold major chunks ofits holdings, or entirely divested,in home retailer Home Depot Inc. (NYSE:HD), software company Adobe Inc. (NASDAQ:ADBE) and chipmaker Texas Instruments Inc. (NASDAQ:TXN).

The fund has a history of accurately predicting the price movements of electric vehicle makerTesla Inc.'s (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares.

The ETF now has online dating services provider Match Group Inc. (NASDAQ:MTCH), cybersecurity solutions company Fortinet Inc. (NASDAQ:FTNT) and auto parts retailer OReilly Automotive Inc. (NASDAQ:ORLY) as its three largest investments.

Match Group has a 3.65% weighting in the AMOM portfolio, followed by Fortinet and OReilly with 3.5% weighting each.

The other two stocks that make up the top five holdings in AMOM include auto parts retailer AutoZone Inc. (NYSE:AZO) with a 3.1% weighting and enterprise technology company Zebra Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ:ZBRA) with 2.7%.

AMC Entertainment has beenadded to the portfolio this month with a 2.34% weighting. The movie theater chain's stock is up 2078% year-to-date thanks to a short squeeze conducted by retail investors that refer to themselves as "apes."

Prior to the rebalancing, the ETF had Facebook, Walmart, Home Depot, Adobe and Texas Instruments as its five largest stock holdings.

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Why It Matters: AMOM, a product of South Korea-based fintech group Qraft, tracks 50 large-cap U.S. stocks and reweighs its holdings each month. The fund uses AI technology to automatically search for patterns that have the potential to produce excess returns and construct actively managed portfolios.

AMOM has delivered year-to-date returns of almost 15.1%, compared to its benchmark the Invesco S&P 500 Momentum ETF (NYSE:SPMO) which has returned 14.4% so far this year.

The fund said last week that it has surpassed an important milestone of $50 million in assets under management (AUM), an increase of nearly 1,500% from its $4.22 million total in August last year.

Price Action: Match Group shares closed almost 2.8% higher in Fridays trading session at $162.63, while Fortinet shares closed 1.5% higher at $256.81.

OReilly Automotive shares closed 1.7% higher in Fridays trading session at $591.65.

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