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State Street® Fixed Income Sector Rotation ETF

SPDR · US78470P5070

State Street® Fixed Income Sector Rotation ETF is an exchange-traded fund (ETF) from SPDR, traded under the ticker FISR (ISIN US78470P5070). One trade buys a whole basket of holdings, so your money is spread out instead of riding on a single company. In plain terms it is about lending to governments and companies in return for regular interest, which tends…

· Tracks the Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index index ?
Bond ?Distributing ?Physical ?United States ?
Mid-range feePays cash dividendsOwns the shares directlyUnited StatesConcentrated in a few names
Fund size (AUM) ?
€534.6M
1-year return ?
-2.5%
Total return · to 2026-10-02
Dividend yield
4.39%
Trailing 12 months
Yearly fee (TER) ?
0.50%
All-in cost ≈ 0.00%

About this fund

What you own

The Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index index is the benchmark this fund aims to copy. By holding it, this fund gives you a stake in around 12 companies across United States in a single purchase.

Dividends

The fund pays dividends out to you as cash, usually a few times a year.

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You get the dividends as cash you can spend or move elsewhere, which some people like for a sense of income. If you would rather it compounded, you buy more units yourself — it will not reinvest on its own the way an accumulating version does. The same fund is often sold in both versions; what it holds underneath is identical.

How it works

The fund actually buys every share in the index it tracks (full replication).

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Owning every holding keeps things transparent — what is in the index is what the fund actually owns. It can be a touch costlier to run for indexes with thousands of tiny positions, since the fund has to buy and maintain them all. There is no swap bank involved, so there is no extra “what if the partner fails” question to weigh.

Cost

0.50%Yearly fee (TER)
0.00%All-in cost

The yearly running cost of the fund, shown as a % of your money. Lower is cheaper.

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For example, a 0.20% fee works out at €0.20 a year for every €100 invested — that’s a generic illustration of the mechanic, not this fund’s own fee. It is skimmed quietly from inside the fund a little each day, so you never get a bill — but it drags on your return every year you hold. On a broad index ETF it is usually a small fraction of a percent; the gap between a cheap and a pricey fund looks tiny on day one but compounds over decades, which is why it is worth a glance.

Fund facts

Index tracked ?
Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index
Replication ?
Physical
Full — buys every share
Launched
Apr 2019
7-year track record

Bond details

Credit quality ?
Investment Grade
Inflation-linked ?
No — nominal (fixed) payouts

Performance

97.398.399.4100102202520262026

Growth of $100 invested — both lines start at $100.

State Street® Fixed Income Sector Rotation ETF Average Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index ETF (funds we track) ?

Compared with the average fund tracking the same index — our own data, not the licensed index itself.

YTD-3.0%
1 year-2.5%
3 years+4.1%
5 years-1.6%

Return, year by year

-15.8
+5.4
+0.9
+6.3
'22'23'24'25
3 of 4 up yearsBest: 2025 +6.3%Worst: 2022 -15.8%Calendar-year total returns, in USD

How bumpy has it been?

4.5%
Volatility (1y) ?
How much the price swings year to year — lower is calmer.
-5.1%
Worst drop (3y) ?
The biggest fall from a peak over the last three years.
0.73
Return for the risk (3y) ?
Reward earned per unit of bumpiness.

The bigger picture

-7.5%
Since inception
Total growth since launch — about -1.5% a year.
+13.0%
Best 12 months
The strongest one-year stretch on record.
-19.2%
Worst 12 months
The weakest one-year stretch on record.
-20.1%
Worst fall on record ?
It has not fully recovered yet.

Dividend history

This fund pays its dividends out to you (Monthly). Recent payments per share:

Ex-dateAmount / share
2026-10-01$0.09
2026-09-01$0.09
2026-08-03$0.08
2026-07-01$0.09
2026-06-01$0.09
2026-05-01$0.08
2026-04-01$0.09
2026-03-02$0.08

What's inside

The 10 biggest holdings make up 100.0% of the fund — the rest is spread across roughly 2 more companies.

Top 10 holdings

#CompanyWeight
1STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO CO26.0%
2STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO IN21.0%
3STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO SH15.8%
4STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO MO14.9%
5STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO LO11.8%
6STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO HI6.6%
7STATE STREET SPDR BLOOMBERG EM2.5%
8STATE STREET SPDR S+P LEVERAGE1.1%
9SSI US GOV MONEY MARKET CLASS0.5%
10US DOLLAR0.0%

Where to buy this fund

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Where it trades

ExchangeTickerCurrency
NYSEFISRUSD★ Primary
USD listings
NYSE ArcaFISRUSD
OCFISRUSD
ODFISRUSD
UAFISRUSD
UBFISRUSD
UCFISRUSD
UDFISRUSD
UFFISRUSD
UMFISRUSD
USFISRUSD
UTFISRUSD
UXFISRUSD
VFFISRUSD
VGFISRUSD
VJFISRUSD
VKFISRUSD
VPFISRUSD
VYFISRUSD
For serious comparison — full data holdings, percentiles, advanced risk, tilt, flows

Full holdings

As of 2026-10-02 · the fund's own published holdings.

#CompanyWeight
1STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO CO26.0%
2STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO IN21.0%
3STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO SH15.8%
4STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO MO14.9%
5STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO LO11.8%
6STATE STREET SPDR PORTFOLIO HI6.6%
7STATE STREET SPDR BLOOMBERG EM2.5%
8STATE STREET SPDR S+P LEVERAGE1.1%
9SSI US GOV MONEY MARKET CLASS0.5%
10US DOLLAR0.0%
11US ULTRA BOND CBT DEC260.0%
12US 10YR NOTE (CBT)DEC26-0.1%

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How it ranks vs peers

🪙 Cheaper than 7% of similar ETFs📈 Higher 1-yr return than 44%📈 Higher 3-yr return than 84%📈 Higher 5-yr return than 67%📊 Behind its category by 0.6% (1-yr) (category average -2.0%)📊 Beat its category by 2.2% (3-yr) (category average +1.9%)📊 Beat its category by 0.9% (5-yr) (category average -2.5%)

Versus the Bonds · United States · USD ETFs we track.

Advanced risk

1.06
Sortino (3y) ?
0.81
Calmar (3y) ?
3.3%
Downside deviation ?
67%
Up months (hit rate) ?
$26.36
52-week high ?
$24.37
52-week low ?

Concentration depth

~6 ?
Effective number of holdings

Roughly 12 companies are held, but the largest names carry most of the weight — so it behaves like ~6 equal-sized positions.

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Index trackedBloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond IndexICE U.S. Treasury 1-3 Year Bond IndexICE U.S. Treasury 1-3 Year Bond IndexICE U.S. Treasury 3-7 Year Bond Index
Yearly fee (TER)0.50%0.10%0.10%0.03%0.10%0.03%0.03%
All-in cost0.00%0.10%0.10%0.00%0.10%0.00%0.00%
Fund size€534.6M€15B€14.9B€14.7B€13B€11.9B€11.4B
DomicileUnited StatesIrelandIrelandUnited StatesIrelandUnited StatesUnited States
ReplicationPhysical (full)Physical (full)Physical (full)Physical (full)Physical (full)Physical (full)Physical (full)
3-yr return p.a.+4.1%+2.1%+0.2%-0.2%+0.1%
5-yr return p.a.-1.6%-0.1%-3.6%-3.0%-1.2%
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Data as of 2026-10-02 · Source: issuer data, compiled by Finance Hamster

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