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OOK, Inc., and Texas Funds, Inc. Noncompliant With NYSE Arca Listing Standards (OOK, TXF)
September 15th, 2010
The NYSE announced that effective today (September 15, 2010) OOK, Inc., and Texas Funds, Inc. (symbols (NYSE:OOK) and (NYSE:TXF)) (the “Funds”) were each noncompliant with NYSE Arca’s Read more…
TXF Funds, Inc. Announces Liquidation of the Texas Large Companies ETF (TXF)
September 14th, 2010
TXF Funds, Inc. (the “Company”), a registered investment company, today announced that its sole remaining director and Chief Executive Officer has determined to liquidate the Company’s Read more…
Find Energy Stocks In The Form Of An ETF With (OOK) and (TXF)
June 18th, 2010
Often labeled as “Large Cap Blends,” both OOK and TXF exchange traded funds (ETF’s) are currently weighted >65% in energy and include many well-known drilling, exploration, refining and pipeline Read more…
BNY Mellon Selected by Geary Advisors to Provide Custody For Texas and Oklahoma ETFs
December 2nd, 2009
BNY Mellon Asset Servicing, the global leader in securities servicing, has been selected by Geary Advisors, LLC to provide custody Read more…
OOK and TXF, State-Based Funds, ETFs to Reduce Fees to .20 Percent
November 18th, 2009
(BUSINESS WIRE)–Geary Advisors, LLC, announced today that it is in the process of reducing the fund fees for its two state-based Read more…
Texas State ETF Charges Ten Times The Expense Ratio Of The Cheapest Large-Cap Equities ETF
November 5th, 2009
“OOK Advisors has launched their second state-specific exchange traded fund (ETF), this time focusing on Texas. It’s called the TXF Large Read more…
OOK Advisors Launches First Texas-Based Exchange-Traded Fund
November 4th, 2009
(BUSINESS WIRE)–OOK Advisors, LLC, announced today the launch of the Texas Large Companies Exchange-Traded Fund (TXF), which is comprised of a portfolio of securities that represents a Read more…
OOK Advisors To Launch Texas ETF Tomorrow
November 3rd, 2009
OOK Advisors, LLC will begin trading of its TXF Large Companies ETF (TXF) tomorrow November 4th. The fund will be made up exclusively of stocks issued by Texas’s publicly traded Read more…
Are Single State Stock ETF’s Really Needed?
September 8th, 2009
“In a pitch to local pride, one promoter is trying to launch exchange-traded funds that track indexes of Texas and Oklahoma stocks. Granted, those states are in better financial shape Read more…
The Texas State ETF Nears It’s Launch Date (TXF)
September 2nd, 2009
(Business Wire)-OOK Advisors, LLC, has announced the receipt from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission of a Notice of Exemptive Relief, which barring the unforeseen, signals an order is likely to be issued on Sept. 17 to allow trading of any funds under OOK Advisors Read more…
OOK Advisors Files Texas Exchange-Traded Fund with Securities and Exchange Commission
April 28th, 2009
Well, it does not take a genius to assume that we will be seeing more of these. It is only a matter of time for all the States to establish an ETF of their own to offer investment opportunities for their local economies.
Oklahoma-based OOK Advisors, a sister company of Capital West Securities, recently filed a registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch the Texas Exchange-Traded Fund. The Fund is expected to be traded on the NYSE Arca under the stock symbol “TXF.” The initial paperwork was filed with the SEC in January.
The fund will be made up exclusively of stocks issued by Texas’s publicly traded companies. TXF is expected to be one of the first state-based equity Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) to “ring the bell” and begin trading.
“We believe there are some outstanding companies in Texas with proven abilities that will make this fund a great vehicle to invest in Texas with us,” said Keith Geary, chairman of the Geary Companies.
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