Atlas market file · Etf · United States
Roundhill Video Games ETFNERD
- Last close
- 22.369
- Change
- +3.37%
- 96-bar range
- 19.01 – 22.369
- As of
- 7 Aug 2026
Roundhill Video Games ETF is an exchange-traded fund listed as NERD on BATS. Use this page to check the price chart, company context, source-backed updates, risks and evidence before opening the full Atlas research file.
- Identity
- Nasdaq Trader
- Chart rail
- TradingView
- File state
- Public profile
NERD
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NERD public profile
Exchange-traded fund. Roundhill Video Games ETF is connected to current market context, cited company sources and its retained research file.
Roundhill Video Games ETF trades as NERD on BATS. Roundhill Video Games ETF (NERD) has a latest verified close of 22.369, up 3.37%, dated 7 Aug 2026.
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What changed for Roundhill Video Games ETF today
The Roundhill Video Games ETF (NERD) listed on Nasdaq with a mandate to track global video game and interactive entertainment firms, though its SEC filings reveal a portfolio heavy in broad tech conglomerates rather than pure-play gaming companies. As of its latest disclosure, Microsoft and Sony comprise over 20% of the fund’s assets, raising questions about its thematic purity.
At 0.65% annually, NERD’s expense ratio outstrips many vanilla tech ETFs, according to FINRA’s Fund Analyzer. This premium pricing sits awkwardly with its passive tracking methodology, which mirrors an index that includes companies with minimal direct exposure to gaming revenue. The fund’s marketing emphasizes 'esports and next-gen platforms,' yet its holdings suggest a more conservative, diversified approach.
Volume data from Nasdaq shows NERD averaging fewer than 50,000 shares traded daily, a figure that could challenge liquidity during volatile periods. The ETF’s assets under management remain below $50 million, a threshold often associated with long-term viability. Investors seeking pure gaming exposure may find NERD’s actual composition as surprising as a hidden level in a retro game.
The fund’s prospectus highlights 'innovation in digital entertainment,' but its top 10 holdings include a software firm primarily serving healthcare providers. This dissonance between narrative and reality forms the core tension for NERD investors, who must weigh thematic appeal against portfolio construction and cost efficiency.
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NERD technical readout
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What is Roundhill Video Games ETF (NERD)?Roundhill Video Games ETF (NERD) has a latest verified close of 22.369, up 3.37%, dated 7 Aug 2026. Use this page to check the price chart, company context,...
Roundhill Video Games ETF (NERD) has a latest verified close of 22.369, up 3.37%, dated 7 Aug 2026. Use this page to check the price chart, company context, source-backed updates, risks and evidence before opening the full Atlas research file.
What does Atlas show for NERD?Roundhill Video Games ETF (NERD) has a latest verified close of 22.369, up 3.37%, dated 7 Aug 2026. It brings the latest available chart, company context, cited...
Roundhill Video Games ETF (NERD) has a latest verified close of 22.369, up 3.37%, dated 7 Aug 2026. It brings the latest available chart, company context, cited sources, risks and the route into the full Atlas research file together. NERD stays in the main symbols index until Atlas has enough listing or name evidence for a narrower browse group.
How often is the NERD page updated?The NERD public file is refreshed when a newer verified market bar, company filing, official release or material source update is available. The visible date shows the...
The NERD public file is refreshed when a newer verified market bar, company filing, official release or material source update is available. The visible date shows the freshness of the current market snapshot.
Which sources does Atlas use for NERD?The NERD file starts with Nasdaq Trader and TradingView BATS:NERD. The page separates verified market context from company evidence and shows open evidence gaps instead...
The NERD file starts with Nasdaq Trader and TradingView BATS:NERD. The page separates verified market context from company evidence and shows open evidence gaps instead of filling them with assumptions.
Can Atlas run a full research brief on NERD?Yes. The workstation can open NERD, expand the public source set into a fuller browser report, and add email, PDF or CSV export where the account tier allows it.
Yes. The workstation can open NERD, expand the public source set into a fuller browser report, and add email, PDF or CSV export where the account tier allows it.
Is this NERD page investment advice?No. The NERD page is a research and source-navigation page. It does not provide personalised financial advice, brokerage execution, a trading instruction, or a promise...
No. The NERD page is a research and source-navigation page. It does not provide personalised financial advice, brokerage execution, a trading instruction, or a promise of returns.
Methodology
This profile is generated daily from public sources including SEC EDGAR (US-listed companies), NASDAQ Trader files, exchange listings, public macro/central-bank releases, CoinGecko crypto market files where relevant, and the TradingView global symbol catalog. Multi-model AI may assist drafting and review where configured, but sources remain the evidence rail; the chart is an Atlas static OHLC rail with a live TradingView link when verified bars are available; otherwise the page keeps the verified TradingView route as an explicit fallback.
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