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28 Nov 2025, 12:26 UTC · 47w ago
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The IBUY rebalance creates short-term technical catalysts for a handful of mid-to-small cap e-commerce names. The addition of FIGS and JD Health introduces new institutional demand, while the removal of CMRC, VTEX, and FLWS creates immediate selling pressure from the index fund.
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The Amplify Online Retail ETF (IBUY) removed Commerce.com (CMRC), Vtex (VTEX), and 1-800-Flowers.Com (FLWS) from its index.
More negative than 87% of claims this week
IBUY added Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) and FIGS Inc. (FIGS) as new positions with the highest target weights of 2.42%.
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The removal of Commerce.com from the IBUY index triggers mechanical selling pressure to align the fund's portfolio.
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FIGS is added as a new position with a high target weight of 2.42%, increasing institutional visibility and guaranteed buying demand.
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The deletion of 1-800-Flowers.Com from the IBUY index creates immediate selling pressure as the fund rebalances.
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More positive than 64% of claims this week
The IBUY fund expanded its international footprint by adding Swedish companies Rvrc Holding AB and Apotea AB, and Hong Kong-based JD Health International.
So whatWhile diversifying the fund, the target weights (0.73%) are relatively small and unlikely to move global markets.
More positive than 41% of claims this week
IBUY shifted its strategy toward sector diversification by adding e-commerce companies within the healthcare and consumer staples sectors.
Near neutral — 99% of claims this week are stronger
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More negative than 77% of ticker scores this week
The company was removed from the IBUY ETF index.
More positive than 65% of ticker scores this week
The company was added as a new position in the IBUY ETF, indicating positive index inclusion.
More negative than 77% of ticker scores this week
The company was removed from the IBUY ETF index.
More negative than 77% of ticker scores this week
The company was removed from the IBUY ETF index.
More positive than 65% of ticker scores this week
The company was added as a new position in the IBUY ETF to capture global e-commerce growth.
More positive than 54% of ticker scores this week
Mentioned as a company that helps the fund reduce reliance on cyclical discretionary spending.
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−25.1%
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$3.45 vs $4.60 close before publication (Nov 26) · not market-adjusted
CMRC chart →−15.1%
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$2.88 vs $3.40 close before publication (Nov 26) · not market-adjusted
FLWS chart →+110.1%
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$20.45 vs $9.73 close before publication (Nov 26) · not market-adjusted
FIGS chart →
