Issuer and category are assigned by StocksXray rules from the fund name. Expense ratio and net assets come from SEC filings; where a fund does not file them (for example grantor trusts) the field stays empty.
Returns and risk
1 month
+0.4%
3 months
+1.0%
6 months
+2.0%
Year to date
n/a
1 year
n/a
3 years a year
n/a
5 years a year
n/a
10 years a year
n/a
Volatility (1 year)
–
Largest drop, last year
–
Largest drop in our data
−2.9%
Total return includes distributions, from end-of-day prices adjusted for splits and distributions, to 22 Oct 2026. Periods of 3 years and longer are annualised and shown only when the fund's history is long enough. Volatility is the standard deviation of daily returns over the last year, annualised. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Cost: expense ratio
We could not match an expense ratio for CBOX in the SEC prospectus data we read. Funds structured as trusts or notes, and very new funds, are often missing. We show nothing rather than a guess; the issuer's fact sheet has the figure.
Income: distributions
CBOX paid no distributions in the last 12 months. Its return comes from price change only.
Cash paid per current share (restated for share splits), before tax, from EODHD.
CBOX top holdings
We have no holdings for CBOX. Holdings come from Form N-PORT filed with the SEC; grantor trusts, unit investment trusts and notes do not file it, and we do not guess a portfolio.
CBOX: frequently asked questions
What is CBOX?
CBOX is the Calamos Tax-Aware Collateral ET ETF, listed on BATS. By our rules it is classed as "Equity".
Does CBOX pay dividends?
No. We found no distributions for CBOX in the last 12 months.
Where the numbers come from
Prices and distributions end-of-day data from EODHD; returns are our own calculations from it.
Expense ratio and holdings SEC filings (prospectus risk/return data and Form N-PORT).
Category, issuer and leverage assigned by StocksXray rules from the fund name.
X-Ray look-through our scores applied to the SEC holdings.
StocksXray is for education only and is not financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Past performance does not guarantee future results; funds can lose value.
