The actively managed ETF, trading at $72, offers exposure to 15 memory stocks amid surging AI-driven demand.
The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) has gained traction as memory stock prices climb due to an artificial intelligence-driven shortage. The fund, launched on April 2, 2026, trades at approximately $72 per share, allowing investors to purchase fractional shares with $100.
The ETF holds 15 stocks, including top names like SK Hynix, Samsung, and Kioxia, which are typically inaccessible to U.S. investors. Its expense ratio stands at 0.65%, equating to $65 annually per $10,000 invested, a premium compared to index funds but competitive for thematic ETFs.
While the fund provides a straightforward way to invest in memory stocks, its higher fees and concentrated holdings may deter cost-sensitive investors.