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FNDF Schwab Fundamental International Large Company Index ETF

New York Stock Exchange Arca · Asset Management - Global · Financial Services

$55.66
+0.19 (+0.34%)

The primary objective of this fund is to emulate, with the highest fidelity attainable and prior to any deductions for operational expenses, the comprehensive returns generated by an underlying market index. This index evaluates the financial achievements of major, established corporations located in developed nations outside the United States, determining their representation and influence based …

Market Cap: $24.60Bwww.schwabassetmanagement.com/products/fndf

Price (90d)

$55.19
$51.23$52.55$53.87$55.19
Apr 30Aug 7

Signal Score (90d)

93
93100106113
Aug 8Aug 14

Quote

Day Range
$55.58 – $55.88
52-Week Range
$41.48 – $55.85
Volume
$1.37M
Market Cap
$24.60B
50-Day Avg
$53.53
200-Day Avg
$49.85
Prev Close
$55.47
Open
$55.70

Valuation & Ratios

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Returns & Efficiency

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Social Signal Score

51
5d
44
1 mentions
+0.0%
30d
54
2 mentions
+4.5%
60d
54
2 mentions
+1.4%
90d
54
2 mentions
+5.0%
news: 1 · 4chan: 1

Valuation

FNDFhas no positive reported earnings per share, so an earnings-multiple projection can't be built for it. Companies are valued on other measures at this stage — revenue growth, cash burn, or book value — none of which this calculator models.

Mentions (2)

  • 4chan /biz/biz·23h ago·Neutral

    Is there a better international only ETF that's better than FNDF? I like how it has a heavy value tilt, but it seems to avoid most value traps. I hate how it has 6% memory and semis in it, but that's because of the commodity cycle they're in. Normally they wouldn't be in it. Tell me your thoughts of the best intl ETFs.

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  • Newsseekingalpha.com·7d ago·Positive

    FNDF: Proven Value Approach Yields Solid Returns The Schwab Fundamental International Equity ETF is rated a buy, supported by strong performance, disciplined rebalancing, and attractive valuation metrics versus peers. FNDF's contrarian, fundamentals-based weighting and sector diversification have driven outperformance over the MSCI EAFE Index and peer ETFs across multiple timeframes. The fund offers a 3.0% yield, a low expense ratio, and has consistently captured more upside while limiting downs

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