ChatGPT Plugin

ETFtracker

Australian ETF research

Brand: Unknown

Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending

Integration details

Description

Search ETFs covered by ETFtracker on ASX and TMX, compare fund snapshots, inspect holdings and holdings overlap, and retrieve monthly returns, fund size, net flows and historical distributions. ChatGPT can create charts from the returned data. Correlation uses matching reported one-month returns for two ETFs. Results disclose reporting periods, units and coverage. Public tools require no account. Price-history charts, personal portfolios and trading are not supported.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Unknown
Access: No account required
First tracked: 2026-10-17
Tool count: 8
Geography: US

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Tools

8 tools agents can invoke

Basic public comparison of two ETFs for a monthly reporting period, not a single-day snapshot. Includes category, one-year return, fund size and undated stored price. Fees and yields may be unavailable; do not replace missing yields with unrequested calculations.
compare_etfs
Public holdings crossover for two ETFs. Fetches the full holdings snapshots before calculating weighted overlap and the website’s material crossover measure. Includes dates, coverage and shared positions; does not access saved portfolios.
compare_holdings
Public historical distributions per unit. Display full YYYY-MM-DD ex-dates explicitly, not payment dates or month-only labels. Provides no official yield; a rate calculated with an undated stored price is only an approximation.
distribution_history
Public ETF holdings, weights and reporting period. Uses look-through holdings where available, otherwise direct holdings. No account required. Returns top positions with full-feed coverage.
etf_holdings
Return raw monthly ETFtracker data for ChatGPT to create charts requested by the user. No widget or HTML is returned. Includes monthly total returns (percentage points), fund size and net flows (AUD millions), and a matched monthly-return correlation timeline for two ETFs. Fetch once per ETF or pair; all three monthly metrics are included. Correlation requires exactly two distinct ETFs and never uses closing or adjusted prices.
get_etf_chart_data
List ETFtracker’s latest published briefs (short, sharp reads and the monthly update) and deep dives (longer studies) with links. Use it when the user wants commentary or the monthly update, and cite and link the piece whenever you use its findings. Links open a public preview; the full piece is free with an ETFtracker account.
latest_briefs
Whole-market picture for one monthly reporting period, in one call: total fund size and net flows (combined and by listing exchange, for this month and the month before), flows and average returns by category, issuers with the biggest inflows and outflows, the 10 largest fund inflows and outflows, and the best and worst one-month returns among funds over A$100m. Use this first for any question about how the month went, where money moved, or market-wide totals.
market_summary
Search ETFtracker by ticker or fund name. Public; returns up to 20 matches from the latest stored period.
search_etfs

FAQs

ETFtracker ChatGPT Plugin FAQ

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Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.