SOLR
SOLR 1-star rating from Upturn Advisory

Guinness Atkinson Funds (SOLR)

Guinness Atkinson Funds (SOLR) 1-star rating from Upturn Advisory
$30.95
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Upturn Advisory Summary

12/12/2025: SOLR (1-star) is currently NOT-A-BUY. Pass it for now.

Upturn Star Rating

Upturn 1 star rating for performance

Not Recommended Performance

These Stocks/ETFs, based on Upturn Advisory, consistently fall short of market performance, signaling caution before investing.

Analysis of Past Performance

Type ETF
Historic Profit -1%
Avg. Invested days 48
Today’s Advisory PASS
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Upturn Advisory Performance Upturn Advisory Performance icon 1.0
ETF Returns Performance Upturn Returns Performance icon 1.0
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Upturn last close icon Last Close 12/12/2025

Key Highlights

Volume (30-day avg) -
Beta 1.34
52 Weeks Range 20.69 - 29.41
Updated Date 06/29/2025
52 Weeks Range 20.69 - 29.41
Updated Date 06/29/2025

About Guinness Atkinson Funds

Exchange NYSE ARCA
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The fund invests, under normal conditions, at least 80% of its net assets in publicly-traded equity securities of sustainable energy companies (both U.S. and non-U.S.). It will invest in companies that the adviser considers to be "Sustainable Energy" companies, which are companies that, in the adviser"s view, generate, produce or provide alternative or renewable sources of energy, or that produce, generate, transport, or deliver energy or energy applications in a way that makes alternative or renewable energy more efficient or accessible or reduces the use of environmentally depletive energy resources.