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Global X Next Emerging Frontier Etf

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The stock symbol "EMFM" corresponds to the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ex-Financials ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) in the USA. This ETF aims to provide investment results that correspond generally to the price and yield performance, before fees and expenses, of the MSCI Emerging Markets ex Financials Index.

The fund primarily invests in the equity securities of companies that are based in, or have a majority of their operations in, emerging market countries, excluding financials. Emerging market countries are generally characterized by faster economic growth relative to more developed economies.

Regarding earnings, growth, and other financial metrics, here is a general overview as of the latest available data:

1. **Earnings:** ETFs, unlike individual stocks, do not have earnings in the traditional sense. Instead, investors should look at their overall returns, which is a combination of capital gains and dividends. EMFM has a dividend yield of approximately 1.39% as of the most recent data. This yield can fluctuate over time due to changes in the ETF's underlying holdings.

2. **Growth:** EMFM's growth will depend on the growth of the underlying companies and the overall performance of emerging markets. Over the long term, emerging markets tend to have higher growth rates compared to developed markets, but they also come with increased risk. For the past 1-year period, EMFM has had a return of approximately -13.03%, while for the last 3-year and 5-year periods, it has had returns of around -1.40% and 0.57% respectively (Note that these numbers are approximate and subject to change).

3. **Risk:** Investing in EMFM involves risks similar to investing directly in emerging markets, and should be considered accordingly. These risks include, but are not limited to, equity market risk, country risk, and currency risk. Emerging market countries and their debt may be subject to higher spreads and lower ratings than more developed countries. Investors should carefully consider these and other risks associated with investing in EMFM.

It's always recommended to consult with a financial advisor or conduct your thorough research before making any investment decisions.