The REX Drone ETF (DRNZ) provides diversified exposure to companies involved in drone technology, including developers, component makers, and defense contractors. It benefits from significant U.S. defense spending on low-cost drones and counter-drone systems, positioning it well for growth amid shifting warfare economics. The ETF is concentrated, with over 70% of assets in its top 10 holdings, focusing on pure-play drone companies. Analyst Michael Del Monte recommends a Buy rating, citing rising global defense budgets and expanding market opportunities for drone manufacturers.
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