Performance data is updated to 31 May 2026.
ETFS Magnificent 7+ ETF (HUGE) — Review & Analysis
HUGE listed on 2 May 2025 and tracks the Solactive Magnificent 7+ Index — the 10 largest US Nasdaq companies by free-float market cap. At 0.19% p.a., HUGE has the lowest fee in the entire ETF Shares range and is one of the cheapest concentrated US mega-cap funds on the ASX. AUM is roughly $27.3 million as at June 2026, making it the largest fund in the lineup. Compare HUGE against the rest of the Nasdaq and US-listed alternatives on the all ETFs directory.
The differentiator from broader US tech funds like NDQ (100 stocks) or WWWW (full tech sector) is the concentration — HUGE holds just 10 mega-caps. The result is Information Technology at 54.3%, Consumer Discretionary 18.4%, Communication Services 18.3% and Consumer Staples 9.0%. The closest direct comparable is MAGS (Magnificent 7 ETF), with HUGE adding a small number of complementary mega-caps to the core seven.
The 10-stock concentration is the trade-off — single-stock news has material portfolio impact, and returns are driven entirely by mega-cap performance. Treat HUGE as a high-conviction satellite rather than a core holding. The fund is unhedged. For investors building a portfolio and wondering where a concentrated bet like this fits, our build-your-core-portfolio guide sets out the satellite sizing framework.
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Last updated: January 2026
