Skylar Electricity Futures ETF

MWHS · ETF

$20.03−$1.26 (−5.93%)TodayMarket closed ·
Prev close $21.29

About MWHS

MWHS was created on 2026-06-26 by Skylar. The fund's investment portfolio concentrates primarily on electricity commodities. MWHS is an actively managed portfolio providing exposure to short-term cash-settled electricity futures, either directly or indirectly through total return swaps. Positions are discretionary, taking into consideration contract trading volumes and/or open interest.

Issuer
Skylar
Expense ratio
0.95%
Assets under management
$580.20K
Inception
Jun 26, 2026
Asset class
Commodities

MWHS key statistics

Price-earnings ratio
0.00
Average volume
500
Volume
1.79K
Open price
$20.05
High today
$20.80
Low today
$19.85
52 Week high
$38.00
52 Week low
$16.55

Skylar Electricity Futures ETF (MWHS) at a glance

Skylar Electricity Futures ETF (MWHS) last traded at $20.03, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 0.00.

Today the fund has traded between $19.85 and $20.80. The current price is 0.9% above the day's low and 3.7% below its high.

Volume so far is 1.79K shares, above the average of 500 shares a day.

Over the past year Skylar Electricity Futures ETF has ranged from $16.55 to $38.00, and now sits 16% of the way up that range.

MWHS news

  • Chandrima Sanyal

    AI Power Demand Fuels New ETF: MWHS Brings Electricity Futures to Wall Street

  • Press releasePRNewswire

    Exchange Traded Concepts and Skylar Capital Launch Skylar Electricity Futures ETF (NYSE Arca: MWHS), Giving Investors a New Way to Access the U.S. Power Economy

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