Cambria Global Asset Allocation ETF
Issued by Cambria
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What the Expense Ratio Costs
GTAA charges 0.00% a year. Deducted daily from net asset value, never billed separately, so it is easy to miss. On a flat $10,000 position — holding the price steady to isolate the fee from the returns — it compounds to:
An illustration, not a projection: in reality the fee is charged against a balance that moves, so the dollar cost rises with a fund that grows and falls with one that shrinks. It also excludes bid-ask spread, brokerage commission and — for funds structured as commodity pools or partnerships — any additional filing complexity.
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GTAA — Common Questions
What does GTAA actually track?
Cambria Global Asset Allocation ETF is a multi-asset ETF from Cambria.
How much does GTAA charge?
0.00% per year, deducted from net asset value rather than billed to you. On $10,000 held for ten years with a flat price that is about $0.
Is GTAA right for me?
That depends on what the rest of your portfolio already holds, not on this fund's recent returns. Nothing on this page is a recommendation — check the issuer's prospectus and, if it matters to your taxes or retirement, a licensed adviser.
Disclaimer: This page is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. ETF data is sourced from Yahoo Finance and public fund documents and may change — always verify current data on the issuer's official website before investing. All investments involve risk.
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