Diversified Emerging Mkts · NYSE ARCA · USD · Data as of 2026-05-15
AUM
$113.99M
Expense ratio
0.38%
Yield
1.60%
YTD return
+17.59%
Last price
$41.41
Unclassified · Coverage 38% · low
Today
41.7
Outlook
47.9
Block A (composite-derived)
50.0
Block C (market behavior)
36.2
Today overlay (Block D)
0.0
Outlook overlay (Block D)
0.0
today_score = clip(0,100, 50 + 0.15·(A−50) + 0.60·(C−50) + D_today). Block B (holdings rollup) is in Phase 3 development; β=0 caps the natural range at ~12.5–87.5 in Preview v0.9. Formula version tide-etf-v1.0.0.
50.0
Coverage 38% · low
Liquidity
—
Expenses
80.0
Performance
—
Volatility
—
Dividend
0.0
Concentration
55.0
Smart Money
—
Activist
—
Formula version composite-v1.0.0. Axes hover to see why a sub-score is missing.
Editorial coverage for FEMR is coming soon — copy is rolling out to the broader universe ETF-by-ETF in 2026Q2.
The Fidelity Enhanced Emerging Markets ETF is a type of exchange-traded fund focusing on equities in emerging markets. Its primary function is to provide investors with exposure to a diversified collection of stocks from countries featuring rapid economic growth and expanding industrial bases. The fund utilizes a quantitative strategy aiming to enhance returns by selecting stocks based on various factors, such as value, quality, momentum, and low volatility. Notably, this ETF encompasses sectors like technology, financials, consumer goods, and industrials, representing dynamic economies in regions such as Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe. By focusing on these burgeoning markets, the Fidelity Enhanced Emerging Markets ETF plays a critical role in broadening portfolios and potentially capturing higher growth opportunities inherent in developing nations.
Net AUM change history is not yet available for this ETF. Fund-flow time series is a Phase B deliverable.
Current AUM: $113,985,504. AUM change is computed from rolling daily fundamentals snapshots; it reflects total net-asset deltas (creations/redemptions + market value moves), not pure share creations.
Fund documents (fact sheets, prospectuses, semi-annual reports) for FEMR are coming soon. The BW fund-document archive will surface PDFs alongside a metadata index for searchability.