Key Takeaways
- • TradingView's profile page for the OD6I exchange-traded fund, listed on the Stuttgart exchange (SWB), identifies the fund with ISIN DE0009765396 and FIGI BBG000FMHCX3.
- • The profile classifies the vehicle as an open-end investment fund or unit trust, with CFI code CIOGLU.
- • The page reports no return figures for price performance or NAV total return across 1-month, 3-month, year-to-date, 1-year, 3-year, or 5-year periods.
- • According to the page's FAQ, OD6I does not pay dividends to its holders.
Summary
TradingView has published a reference profile for OD6I, an exchange-traded fund quoted on the Stuttgart exchange under the ticker SWB:OD6I. The page lists the fund's ISIN as DE0009765396 and its Bloomberg FIGI as BBG000FMHCX3, with a CFI code of CIOGLU, which denotes an open-end investment fund or unit trust structure.
The profile's returns table shows no figures for either price performance or net asset value total return across the standard horizons of one month, three months, year to date, one year, three years, and five years. The dividend payout history, assets under management, and fund flow sections are likewise presented without data in the version captured.
The page's frequently asked questions section states that OD6I does not pay dividends to its holders. Investors seeking income from the vehicle would therefore need to rely on capital appreciation, and should verify the fund's distribution policy and current performance directly with the issuer or a primary data provider, as this profile does not supply those details.
The profile's returns table shows no figures for either price performance or net asset value total return across the standard horizons of one month, three months, year to date, one year, three years, and five years. The dividend payout history, assets under management, and fund flow sections are likewise presented without data in the version captured.
The page's frequently asked questions section states that OD6I does not pay dividends to its holders. Investors seeking income from the vehicle would therefore need to rely on capital appreciation, and should verify the fund's distribution policy and current performance directly with the issuer or a primary data provider, as this profile does not supply those details.
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