
Nippon India Silver ETF-Growth
Price & Volume
Key Talking Points
ETF's average daily traded value is high
This ETF's average 21-day turnover is relatively high at Rs 674.0 cr.
This is measured as average daily traded value (over last 21 trading days) on NSE and BSE combined (as applicable). Lower volume could imply low liquidity which could increase the transaction cost when buying/selling the ETF
What is Turnover (1M)?
Very high tracking difference
Tracking difference of the ETF (4.17%) is high
This measures the difference in returns (last 1 year) between the Index fund/ETF and its respective benchmark. Lower absolute tracking difference is better
What is Tracking Difference (1Y)?
3-year performance has been average
3-year CAGR of 40.88% is between 25th and 75th percentile in its category - Commodities: Silver
This is measured by percentile rank of the scheme in its category based on 3-year CAGR. Lower rank implies that scheme was a relative outperformer in its category
What is CAGR (3Y)?
Relatively in line expense ratio
Expense ratio of the ETF (0.58%) is in line with average expense ratio of other Index funds/ETFs (0.58%) tracking Domestic Price of Silver Index
This measures the relative expense of the index fund/ETF with respect to average expense ratio all index funds/ETFs tracking the same benchmark. Investors should always prefer schemes with lower expense, everything else remaining the same
What is Expense ratio?
Moderate tracking error
Tracking error of the ETF (0.8%) is in a reasonable range
This is a measure of how well an Index fund/ETF has been able to replicate the performance of the benchmark its tracking. As a passive investor, lower tracking error is always better
What is Tracking Error?
Scheme Overview
The scheme seeks to generate returns that are in line with the performance of physical silver in domestic prices, before expenses, subject to tracking errors.