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Sprott Silver Miners & Physical Silver UCITS ETF – Acc
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Risk & Diversification Scores

Transparent evaluation of price volatility (SRI) and 4-dimensional portfolio diversification.

Volatility Risk Score
7/7 Very High
7 / 7 SRI PRIIPs Risk Class

Very high volatility or fundamental risks. Significant loss potential; strictly for aggressive investors.

Volatility (5Y)
—
5-Year Horizon
Max Drawdown (5Y)
—
Deepest Drawdown
Sharpe Ratio
—
Risk / Reward
Rec. Holding Period
10+ Years
Investment Horizon
Speculative / High Risk: Score Basis:
Diversification Score
High Concentration (> 50%)
31 / 100 Portfolio Diversification
4 Dimensions: Holdings (30%) • Sectors (25%) • Industries (25%) • Regions (20%)

High concentration risk: A few heavyweights drive the majority of fund value.

Top 10 Holdings
70.2%
Focused
Effective Holdings
~20
of 71 holdings
Top Sector
85.8%
Basic Materials
Top Region / Country
87.4%
Canada
Elevated concentration in top individual holdings, leading sectors, or key regions.

Multi-Horizon Risk & Performance Matrix

Historical volatility, drawdowns, and risk-adjusted return across 1, 3, 5, and 10 years.

Timeframe
Volatility (p.a.)
Max Drawdown
Sharpe Ratio
Return (p.a.)
1 Year — — — —
3 Years — — — —
5 Years — — — —
10 Years — — — —

Notes & Warnings

🟢 Favorable / fair valuation: Avg P/E of 9.4
🟢 Deep market liquidity & capital coverage (Tier 1)
⚠️ Fund closure risk (< 50M € AUM)
🔴 Low analyst coverage (4.6 analysts, higher growth estimate uncertainty)
🔴 Extreme top 10 holdings concentration: 70% of fund in top 10 positions.
🔴 High single-country risk: 87% of portfolio in "Canada".
🔴 Severe sector concentration risk: 86% in "Basic Materials".
⚠️ Industry concentration: 47% in "Silver".
⚠️ Growth estimates are concentrated: Top 3 growth drivers account for 58% of forward growth.
🔴 High Commodity Concentration: 87% of fund depends directly on volatile energy and raw material markets.
🔴 Dominant Cyclicality: 86% in cyclical industries – higher drawdown risk in recessions.
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