The New School ETFs Ready for Alibaba

The video discusses Alibaba's primary listing on a US exchange and its implications for ETFs. Despite being a $230 billion company, Alibaba is not included in major ETFs with over a billion dollars in assets. Instead, it is included in smaller, adaptable ETFs like the First Trust US IPO ETF and the Renaissance IPO ETF. These ETFs have recently adjusted their rules to accommodate Alibaba. The video also highlights the Crane shares China Internet ETF, which will include Alibaba after 11 trading days. The discussion emphasizes the adaptability of newer indices and ETFs to include significant companies like Alibaba.

Why is Alibaba considered to be in a 'no man's land' with big index providers?

• Because it is a Chinese company listed in the US

• Because it is not profitable

• Because it is not included in any major ETF

• Because it is too small to be noticed

Which ETF recently changed its rules to include Alibaba?

• SPY

• First Trust US IPO ETF

• Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF

• iShares MSCI China ETF

How soon will the Renaissance IPO ETF include Alibaba?

• After 10 trading days

• After 5 trading days

• After 15 trading days

• Immediately

What percentage of the Crane Shares China Internet ETF is made up of Chinese companies listed in the US?

• 50%

• 60%

• 90%

• 83%

Why won't Alibaba be included in the S&P 500 despite its US listing?

• Because it does not meet the criteria

• Because it is too small

• Because it is a Chinese company

• Because it is not profitable