It appears from a recent discussion by Charles and other websites that GMOM had a mgmt fee of .59 addition in addition to the acquired funds fee of .35, which would be total of .94. It now has apparently eliminated the .59 and the acquired funds fee has been reduced. Do you think the elimination of the mgmt fee of .59 is a temporary event to build fund assets?
I presume the acquired funds fee has changed because they have changed some holdings.
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I know GAA has a permanent 0% management fee.
Did the management fee go to zero on GMOM too? (I hope I did not indicate that...if I did, will correct soonest.)
GTAA ETF to be dissolved at AdvisorShares, Cambria plans relaunch of strategy as GMOM ETF
Honestly, think this is good news...
Letter yesterday:
Cambria Investment Management, LP and AdvisorShares issued notice today that the two parties plan on separating, and Cambria will move on from sub-advising the Cambria Global Tactical EtF (GTAA) pending board and shareholder approval.
Cambria, as a fiduciary, is committed to offering the best possible investment portfolios to our investors. Cambria will be launching the successor to GTAA, the Cambria Global Momentum EtF (GMOM), at a management fee of 0.59% in the coming months. GMOM is currently subject to an effective registration statement, and we are finalizing the terms of the listing with the NYSE and the SEC.
Cambria has been managing global tactical portfolios since 2007, and together with GMOM we will continue to manage these strategies in separate accounts and private funds.
Cambria has launched three EtFs under our own sponsorship, including the Cambria Shareholder Yield EtF (SYLD), the Cambria Foreign Shareholder Yield EtF (FYLD), and the Cambria Global Value EtF (GVAL).
Am I missing something?
I reached out to the source and here is response from Meb:
From: Mebane Faber
Date: Sun, Jan 4, 2015 at 8:09 PM
Subject: Re: GMOM Question
To: Charles
My mistake. Thanks for pointing this out.