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DoubleLine Securitized Credit ETF

DSCO · ETF

$24.39+$0.01 (+0.04%)TodayMarket closed ·
Prev close $24.38

About DSCO

DSCO was created on 2026-02-02 by DoubleLine. The fund's investment portfolio concentrates primarily on broad credit fixed income. The ETF currently has 243.82m in AUM and 351 holdings. DSCO focuses on structured products credit of various maturities and quality. The actively managed fund targets USD-denominated securitized credit investments from both government and private sectors.

Issuer
DoubleLine
Expense ratio
0.5%
Assets under management
$244.02M
Inception
Feb 2, 2026
Asset class
Fixed Income
Website
doubleline.com

DSCO key statistics

Price-earnings ratio
0.00
Average volume
44.36K
Volume
51.93K
Open price
$24.45
High today
$24.46
Low today
$24.38
52 Week high
$25.30
52 Week low
$24.13

DoubleLine Securitized Credit ETF (DSCO) at a glance

DoubleLine Securitized Credit ETF (DSCO) last traded at $24.39, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 0.00.

Today the fund has traded between $24.38 and $24.46. The current price is 0.0% above the day's low and 0.3% below its high.

Volume so far is 51.93K shares, in line with the average of 44.36K shares a day.

Over the past year DoubleLine Securitized Credit ETF has ranged from $24.13 to $25.30, and now sits 23% of the way up that range.

DSCO news

  • Chandrima Sanyal

    ETF-ization Accelerates: SEC Share-Class Relief Puts Trillions In Mutual Fund Assets In Play

  • Press releasePRNewswire

    DoubleLine Securitized Credit Converts to Exchange-Traded Fund from Mutual Fund

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