Guinness Atkinson Funds – SmartETFs Advertising & Marketing ETF (MRAD) falls 0.27% in Light Trading on August 9

Guinness Atkinson Funds – SmartETFs Advertising & Marketing Technology ETF (NYSE: MRAD) shares fell 0.27%, or $0.0765 per share, to close Monday at $0.00. After opening the day at $0.00, shares of Guinness Atkinson Funds – SmartETFs Advertising & Marketing ETF fluctuated between $28.07 and $27.87. 233 shares traded hands a decrease from their 30 day average of 449. Monday’s activity brought Guinness Atkinson Funds – SmartETFs Advertising & Marketing ETF’s market cap to $2,805,300.

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