So I've been looking at some etf under 20 options lately and honestly it's kind of interesting how limited the choices are. Out of like 2,000 ETFs out there, barely a handful actually trade below $20. Makes sense though - gives you way more buying power if you want to grab actual shares instead of fractions.

Found three that caught my eye. First is CNCR - cancer therapeutics focused. Was trading around $14.66 and holds a solid basket of 77 biotech plays. The reasoning makes sense given how much demand there is in that space. Then there's FXN, the energy one sitting near $18. With all the volatility in oil and the sector getting mixed signals, it's got exposure to producers, pipelines, refining - pretty diversified. Last one is CLOU at around $19.69, cloud computing infrastructure. Honestly this one feels most relevant given the AI wave we're seeing - companies are dumping money into cloud to access AI capabilities.

The thing about etf under 20 picks is they're usually smaller, less talked about funds. Lower trading volumes sometimes, smaller asset bases. But that's also why they can move harder if sentiment shifts. You get more flexibility to build positions without moving the market against yourself. Just gotta do your homework on what's actually in the basket and where the sector's headed. Anyone else been exploring these cheaper entry point funds?