Guinness Atkinson Funds – SmartETFs Advertising & Marketing ETF (MRAD) falls 1.22% in Active Trading on August 17
Today, Guinness Atkinson Funds – SmartETFs Advertising & Marketing Technology ETF Inc’s (NYSE: MRAD) stock fell $0.3329, accounting for a 1.22% decrease. Guinness Atkinson Funds – SmartETFs Advertising & Marketing ETF opened at $27.01 before trading between $27.02 and $26.81 throughout Tuesday’s session. The activity saw Guinness Atkinson Funds – SmartETFs Advertising & Marketing ETF’s market cap fall to $2,696,700 on 882 shares -above their 30-day average of 484.
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