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Marktkapitalisatie US$248.9m
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Global X Funds - Global X Cloud Computing ETF

NasdaqGM:CLOU Voorraadrapport

Marktkapitalisatie: US$248.9m

Global X Funds - Global X Cloud Computing ETF (CLOU) Aandelenoverzicht

Global X Funds - Global X Cloud Computing ETF is een exchange traded fund dat is gelanceerd en wordt beheerd door Global X Management Company LLC. Meer informatie

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Historische aandelenkoersen
Huidige aandelenkoersUS$22.87
52 Week HoogtepuntUS$24.32
52 Week LaagUS$17.52
Bèta0
1 maand verandering12.16%
3 maanden verandering20.81%
1 Jaar Verandering2.46%
3 jaar verandering26.21%
5 jaar verandering-12.58%
Verandering sinds IPO52.11%

Recent nieuws en updates

Seeking Alpha • Jul 15

CLOU: A Strategic Positioning Benefiting From AI

Summary Global X Cloud Computing ETF offers niche exposure to pure-play cloud computing, benefiting from AI-driven growth trends and sector-specific tailwinds. Compared to broader tech ETFs like SKYY and WCLD, CLOU provides more targeted access to SaaS, IaaS, and cloud security subsectors. Despite lower historical returns and a higher expense ratio, CLOU's focused approach positions it well for future AI and cloud adoption. CLOU's unique portfolio makes it a strategic addition for investors seeking diversification beyond mega-cap tech names like Amazon and Microsoft. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Sep 20

CLOU: Well-Built AI/Cloud Computing ETF Is A Buy

Summary CLOU, managed by Global X, is a thematic ETF focused on cloud computing, offering a balanced exposure to growth/tech without over-relying on mega-cap stocks. CLOU's unique index construction, requiring 50% revenue from cloud activities and capping individual stock weightings, ensures diversified and equitable tech exposure. With the rapid growth of cloud computing and AI, CLOU is positioned to benefit from increasing data storage needs and serverless computing expansion. Despite past underperformance, CLOU shows potential for upside breakout, making it a strategic addition to my portfolio for growth and tech exposure. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Apr 16

CLOU: Cloud Computing Trends Are Gaining

Summary CLOU ETF exposes its investors to cloud computing technology providers. Cloud initiatives spending is expected to grow strongly as enterprises chase digital transformation to keep up with advancing technologies and changing market conditions. Cloud providers look quite promising, giving the fund up to 19% upside potential. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Aug 15

CLOU: Higher Rates For Longer Are A Headwind

Since my previous article, CLOU has lost ~7% vs. a loss of ~3% for the S&P 500. Since mid-June 2022, tech stocks have rallied rapidly powered by the idea of a potential pivot in terms of monetary policy. While policymakers will probably decrease the pace of rate hikes, I don't believe a pivot is on the table for the time being given how sticky inflation is. The combination of higher rates for a longer period of time coupled with lofty valuations in the cloud sector remains a major headwind for CLOU's future returns. Investment Thesis In my last article on the Global X Cloud Computing ETF (CLOU), I highlighted some of the risks associated with investing in high multiple stocks in a rising rate environment. Since then, CLOU has lost ~7% vs a loss of ~3% for the S&P 500. Tech stocks have rebounded sharply since mid-June 2022 in what I consider to be a very aggressive bear market rally fueled by the Fed pivot narrative. While policymakers will probably slow down the pace of rate hikes (and accelerate quantitative tightening), I don't believe that a pivot is on the table, for now at least. Given where valuations are in the cloud industry, investors continue to face a rude awakening once they realize that liquidity is gradually declining. What Has Happened Since My Last Article As a reminder, the Global X Cloud Computing ETF invests in companies positioned to benefit from the increased adoption of cloud computing technology, including companies whose principal business is in offering computing Software-as-a-Service, Platform-as-a-Service, and Infrastructure-as-a-Service. You will find below a recent breakdown of the top 10 holdings, and you can read more about the strategy in my previous article. Morningstar I concluded my previous article with the following statement: CLOU gives investors access to a portfolio of fast-growing international firms largely focused on cloud software and services. While I am confident that cloud computing is here to stay, I believe it is difficult to predict today's winners. Furthermore, cloud stocks trade at high multiples going into a new monetary regime where liquidity will be inadequate to sustain such valuations. All in all, I believe patient investors will be able to pick up CLOU shares cheaper in the next 12 months. The subsequent price action gave investors multiple opportunities to accumulate shares at a lower price, sometimes at a discount as low as ~24% compared to mid-April. Unsurprisingly, CLOU was more volatile than the Invesco QQQ ETF (QQQ) and had larger drawdowns. For comparison, CLOU lost nearly ~8% compared to a loss of ~3% for QQQ since mid-April 2022. Refinitiv Eikon Liquidity is now starting to gradually decrease in financial markets, and equities are no exception. CLOU registered ~$74 million in outflows over the last 3 months, which is in line with the net flow activity of other long-duration cloud strategies such as First Trust Cloud Computing ETF (SKYY). FactSet Focusing On Valuations And Rates In my previous article on CLOU, I identified valuations to be the main threat to future returns. Despite a sharp pullback in May and June 2022, CLOU and other tech stocks have rebounded sharply in what I believe to be a bear market rally. As a result, valuations are back to a near all-time high. CLOU trades at ~40x earnings and has a price-to-book ratio of ~4 which makes it very expensive in a rising rate environment. Morningstar Following the last FOMC meeting, there has been a new debate around a Fed pivot, which should ultimately favor high-multiple stocks. That said, I believe it's hard to bet on a pivot just yet. Inflation remains sticky, as illustrated by the recent 1-yr forward consumer expectations. A strong labor market and a hot rental market remain key issues to be addressed through higher rates in the coming months. Perhaps the best source of information on the topic is the Fed itself. Last week, President Bullard "said the central bank will continue raising rates until it sees compelling evidence that inflation is falling" and other Presidents have also adopted a hawkish tone in recent weeks. While we might see a slower pace of interest rate hikes, I think it's premature to anticipate a pivot in 2022.
Seeking Alpha • Apr 18

CLOU: Growth Is Fully Reflected In Valuation

CLOU gives investors access to a portfolio of fast-growing international firms largely focused on cloud software and services. The cloud market is expected to grow at a 16.3% CAGR until 2026, far faster than the projected US GDP growth rate over the same period. CLOU is expensive and doesn't offer a margin of safety. Its components are high beta stocks. Expect volatility to be high for this strategy going forward.
Seeking Alpha • Jan 17

The Case For Investing In The Software/Cloud Computing Space Now

The investment technology and cloud computing spaces have entered a noticeable bear market. Valuations, as expressed in terms of enterprise value to sales have fallen by 1/3rd or more in just 2.5 months. All the while, the fundamental outlook for companies in the space has continued to improve. Sentiment, particularly amongst active long/short equity hedge funds seems as negative as at any time in the recent past. The dramatic decline in software names has created a set-up which has created greater appreciation potential than has been the case for at least the last 5 years or more!

Recent updates

Seeking Alpha • Jul 15

CLOU: A Strategic Positioning Benefiting From AI

Summary Global X Cloud Computing ETF offers niche exposure to pure-play cloud computing, benefiting from AI-driven growth trends and sector-specific tailwinds. Compared to broader tech ETFs like SKYY and WCLD, CLOU provides more targeted access to SaaS, IaaS, and cloud security subsectors. Despite lower historical returns and a higher expense ratio, CLOU's focused approach positions it well for future AI and cloud adoption. CLOU's unique portfolio makes it a strategic addition for investors seeking diversification beyond mega-cap tech names like Amazon and Microsoft. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Sep 20

CLOU: Well-Built AI/Cloud Computing ETF Is A Buy

Summary CLOU, managed by Global X, is a thematic ETF focused on cloud computing, offering a balanced exposure to growth/tech without over-relying on mega-cap stocks. CLOU's unique index construction, requiring 50% revenue from cloud activities and capping individual stock weightings, ensures diversified and equitable tech exposure. With the rapid growth of cloud computing and AI, CLOU is positioned to benefit from increasing data storage needs and serverless computing expansion. Despite past underperformance, CLOU shows potential for upside breakout, making it a strategic addition to my portfolio for growth and tech exposure. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Apr 16

CLOU: Cloud Computing Trends Are Gaining

Summary CLOU ETF exposes its investors to cloud computing technology providers. Cloud initiatives spending is expected to grow strongly as enterprises chase digital transformation to keep up with advancing technologies and changing market conditions. Cloud providers look quite promising, giving the fund up to 19% upside potential. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Aug 15

CLOU: Higher Rates For Longer Are A Headwind

Since my previous article, CLOU has lost ~7% vs. a loss of ~3% for the S&P 500. Since mid-June 2022, tech stocks have rallied rapidly powered by the idea of a potential pivot in terms of monetary policy. While policymakers will probably decrease the pace of rate hikes, I don't believe a pivot is on the table for the time being given how sticky inflation is. The combination of higher rates for a longer period of time coupled with lofty valuations in the cloud sector remains a major headwind for CLOU's future returns. Investment Thesis In my last article on the Global X Cloud Computing ETF (CLOU), I highlighted some of the risks associated with investing in high multiple stocks in a rising rate environment. Since then, CLOU has lost ~7% vs a loss of ~3% for the S&P 500. Tech stocks have rebounded sharply since mid-June 2022 in what I consider to be a very aggressive bear market rally fueled by the Fed pivot narrative. While policymakers will probably slow down the pace of rate hikes (and accelerate quantitative tightening), I don't believe that a pivot is on the table, for now at least. Given where valuations are in the cloud industry, investors continue to face a rude awakening once they realize that liquidity is gradually declining. What Has Happened Since My Last Article As a reminder, the Global X Cloud Computing ETF invests in companies positioned to benefit from the increased adoption of cloud computing technology, including companies whose principal business is in offering computing Software-as-a-Service, Platform-as-a-Service, and Infrastructure-as-a-Service. You will find below a recent breakdown of the top 10 holdings, and you can read more about the strategy in my previous article. Morningstar I concluded my previous article with the following statement: CLOU gives investors access to a portfolio of fast-growing international firms largely focused on cloud software and services. While I am confident that cloud computing is here to stay, I believe it is difficult to predict today's winners. Furthermore, cloud stocks trade at high multiples going into a new monetary regime where liquidity will be inadequate to sustain such valuations. All in all, I believe patient investors will be able to pick up CLOU shares cheaper in the next 12 months. The subsequent price action gave investors multiple opportunities to accumulate shares at a lower price, sometimes at a discount as low as ~24% compared to mid-April. Unsurprisingly, CLOU was more volatile than the Invesco QQQ ETF (QQQ) and had larger drawdowns. For comparison, CLOU lost nearly ~8% compared to a loss of ~3% for QQQ since mid-April 2022. Refinitiv Eikon Liquidity is now starting to gradually decrease in financial markets, and equities are no exception. CLOU registered ~$74 million in outflows over the last 3 months, which is in line with the net flow activity of other long-duration cloud strategies such as First Trust Cloud Computing ETF (SKYY). FactSet Focusing On Valuations And Rates In my previous article on CLOU, I identified valuations to be the main threat to future returns. Despite a sharp pullback in May and June 2022, CLOU and other tech stocks have rebounded sharply in what I believe to be a bear market rally. As a result, valuations are back to a near all-time high. CLOU trades at ~40x earnings and has a price-to-book ratio of ~4 which makes it very expensive in a rising rate environment. Morningstar Following the last FOMC meeting, there has been a new debate around a Fed pivot, which should ultimately favor high-multiple stocks. That said, I believe it's hard to bet on a pivot just yet. Inflation remains sticky, as illustrated by the recent 1-yr forward consumer expectations. A strong labor market and a hot rental market remain key issues to be addressed through higher rates in the coming months. Perhaps the best source of information on the topic is the Fed itself. Last week, President Bullard "said the central bank will continue raising rates until it sees compelling evidence that inflation is falling" and other Presidents have also adopted a hawkish tone in recent weeks. While we might see a slower pace of interest rate hikes, I think it's premature to anticipate a pivot in 2022.
Seeking Alpha • Apr 18

CLOU: Growth Is Fully Reflected In Valuation

CLOU gives investors access to a portfolio of fast-growing international firms largely focused on cloud software and services. The cloud market is expected to grow at a 16.3% CAGR until 2026, far faster than the projected US GDP growth rate over the same period. CLOU is expensive and doesn't offer a margin of safety. Its components are high beta stocks. Expect volatility to be high for this strategy going forward.
Seeking Alpha • Jan 17

The Case For Investing In The Software/Cloud Computing Space Now

The investment technology and cloud computing spaces have entered a noticeable bear market. Valuations, as expressed in terms of enterprise value to sales have fallen by 1/3rd or more in just 2.5 months. All the while, the fundamental outlook for companies in the space has continued to improve. Sentiment, particularly amongst active long/short equity hedge funds seems as negative as at any time in the recent past. The dramatic decline in software names has created a set-up which has created greater appreciation potential than has been the case for at least the last 5 years or more!
Seeking Alpha • Dec 29

CLOU: The Long-Term Opportunity Comes With Lofty Valuations

CLOU is a relatively nouveau investment vehicle with just two and a half years of trading history. The fund leverages an equity strategy revolving around key names involved in cloud computing. With a portfolio of around $1.3 billion, CLOU offers a concentrated equity blend with a tilt towards mega/large-cap companies, most of which are drastically overpriced, though with robust growth prospects. 2020 illustrated that when stars align, the fund can deliver stupendous NAV growth, leaving bellwether ETFs like IVV and QQQ far behind. CLOU's exposure to grossly overpriced companies discussed in the article is something not to ignore. So please beware of lofty valuations and risks they beget, especially considering the 68 bps expense ratio. That said, CLOU is a Hold.
Seeking Alpha • Aug 13

CLOU: This Cloud Computing ETF Practically Ignores The 'Big-3'

The CLOU ETF has an aggregate weighting in the 'Big-3' cloud computing companies (Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft) of only 5.1%. That's about the same weighting as its #1 holding: Paylocity Holdings - which I honestly never heard of - but which is up 92% over the past 12 months. CLOU has an interesting top-10 list that some might think is priced at "cloud-9" levels, but earnings for the portfolio are expected to rise an estimated 60% this year. The market's semi-rotation from "growth" to "value" has CLOU up only 4.2% YTD even though cloud operators' earnings growth and fundamentals remain excellent. CLOU's valuation level concerns me. It could significantly lower risks by increasing its exposure to the Big-3, and that might even help performance at the same time.

Rendement voor aandeelhouders

CLOUUS Capital MarketsUS Markt
7D3.2%-0.02%1.0%
1Y2.5%10.3%28.7%

Rendement versus industrie: CLOU presteerde slechter dan de US Capital Markets -sector, die het afgelopen jaar een rendement van 10.3 % opleverde.

Rendement versus markt: CLOU presteerde slechter dan US Market, dat het afgelopen jaar een rendement van 28.7 % opleverde.

Prijsvolatiliteit

Is CLOU's price volatile compared to industry and market?
CLOU volatility
CLOU Average Weekly Movement4.9%
Capital Markets Industry Average Movement3.6%
Market Average Movement7.2%
10% most volatile stocks in US Market16.4%
10% least volatile stocks in US Market3.1%

Stabiele aandelenkoers: CLOU heeft de afgelopen 3 maanden geen significante prijsvolatiliteit gekend vergeleken met de US markt.

Volatiliteit in de loop van de tijd: De wekelijkse volatiliteit ( 5% ) van CLOU is het afgelopen jaar stabiel geweest.

Over het bedrijf

OpgerichtWerknemersCEOWebsite
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Global X Funds - Global X Cloud Computing ETF is een exchange traded fund dat is gelanceerd en wordt beheerd door Global X Management Company LLC. Het belegt in de openbare aandelenmarkten van de wereldwijde regio. Het fonds belegt in aandelen van bedrijven die actief zijn op het gebied van computersoftware-as-a-service ("SaaS"), platform-as-a-service ("PaaS"), infrastructuur-as-a-service ("IaaS"), beheerde serveropslagruimte en datacentervastgoedbeleggingstrusts ("REIT's"), en/of cloud- en edgecomputinginfrastructuur en -hardware, gezamenlijk cloudcomputingsectoren genoemd.

Global X Funds - Global X Cloud Computing ETF Samenvatting

Hoe verhouden de winst en inkomsten van Global X Funds - Global X Cloud Computing ETF zich tot de beurswaarde?
CLOU fundamentele statistieken
MarktkapitalisatieUS$248.85m
Inkomsten(TTM)US$0
Inkomsten(TTM)n/a
n/a
Koers/Winstverhouding
n/a
P/S-verhouding

Is CLOU overgewaardeerd?

Zie Reële waarde en waarderingsanalyse

Inkomsten en omzet

Belangrijkste winstgevendheidsstatistieken uit het laatste winstverslag (TTM)
CLOU resultatenrekening (TTM)
InkomstenUS$0
Kosten van inkomstenUS$0
BrutowinstUS$0
Overige uitgavenUS$0
InkomstenUS$0

Laatst gerapporteerde inkomsten

n.v.t.

Volgende inkomensdatum

n.v.t.

Winst per aandeel (EPS)0
Brutomarge0.00%
Nettowinstmarge0.00%
Schuld/Eigen Vermogen Verhouding0.0%

Hoe presteerde CLOU op de lange termijn?

Bekijk historische prestaties en vergelijking

Bedrijfsanalyse en status van financiële gegevens

GegevensLaatst bijgewerkt (UTC-tijd)
Bedrijfsanalyse2026/05/22 15:33
Aandelenkoers aan het einde van de dag2026/05/22 00:00
InkomstenN/A
Jaarlijkse inkomstenN/A

Gegevensbronnen

De gegevens die gebruikt zijn in onze bedrijfsanalyse zijn afkomstig van S&P Global Market Intelligence LLC. De volgende gegevens worden gebruikt in ons analysemodel om dit rapport te genereren. De gegevens zijn genormaliseerd, waardoor er een vertraging kan optreden voordat de bron beschikbaar is.

PakketGegevensTijdframeVoorbeeld Amerikaanse bron *
Financiële gegevens bedrijf10 jaar
  • Resultatenrekening
  • Kasstroomoverzicht
  • Balans
Consensus schattingen analisten+3 jaar
  • Financiële prognoses
  • Koersdoelen analisten
Marktprijzen30 jaar
  • Aandelenprijzen
  • Dividenden, splitsingen en acties
Eigendom10 jaar
  • Top aandeelhouders
  • Handel met voorkennis
Beheer10 jaar
  • Leiderschapsteam
  • Raad van bestuur
Belangrijkste ontwikkelingen10 jaar
  • Bedrijfsaankondigingen

* Voorbeeld voor effecten uit de VS, voor niet-Amerikaanse effecten worden gelijkwaardige formulieren en bronnen gebruikt.

Tenzij anders vermeld zijn alle financiële gegevens gebaseerd op een jaarperiode, maar worden ze elk kwartaal bijgewerkt. Dit staat bekend als Trailing Twelve Month (TTM) of Last Twelve Month (LTM) gegevens. Meer informatie.

Analysemodel en Snowflake

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Industrie en sector

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Bronnen van analisten

Global X Funds - Global X Cloud Computing ETF wordt gevolgd door 0 analisten. 0 van deze analisten hebben de schattingen van de omzet of winst ingediend die zijn gebruikt als input voor ons rapport. Inzendingen van analisten worden de hele dag door bijgewerkt.