Eventide Healthcare & Life Sciences Fd Cl N

ETNHX · NASDAQ

Market closed$55.61$1.05 (+1.92%)

Key statistics

Previous close$54.56
Open$55.61
Day high$55.61
Day low$55.61
52-week high$58.65
52-week low$33.66
Market cap1.82B
Volume
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P/E ratio
Forward P/E
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Dividend yield0.00%

What is happening

Recent company-specific developments and publisher coverage.

July 16, 2026Eventide Healthcare & Life Sciences Fund (Class N) closed down nearly 1.8%, underperforming the broader financial services sector as the XLF sector ETF held near its 52-week highs. While large-cap financials benefited from a blowout Q2 earnings season — with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and State Street all surpassing estimates — healthcare-focused mutual funds like Eventide faced headwinds from sector rotation and tech-driven market bifurcation. Morningstar has flagged financial services as one of the worst-performing sectors over the past year, citing AI disruption concerns and private credit cracks as lingering pressures on asset managers.

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July 13, 2026Eventide Healthcare & Life Sciences Fund (Class N) tumbled nearly 5% as a broad risk-off session weighed on healthcare-focused asset managers, with macro headwinds dominating investor sentiment. Renewed U.S.-Iran military exchanges sent oil prices surging over 4%, reigniting inflation fears and pressuring equity markets broadly, while a sharp selloff in Asian semiconductor stocks raised questions about AI-driven growth momentum. Morningstar's Q3 outlook flagged financial services as the second-worst-performing sector over the past year, citing AI disruption concerns and cracks in private credit, adding further pressure on specialized fund managers like Eventide even as the broader XLF sector ETF held relatively steady.

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July 9, 2026Eventide Healthcare & Life Sciences Fund (Cl N) closed modestly lower, edging down near its 52-week high as broader market uncertainty weighed on risk assets. Geopolitical turbulence dominated the macro backdrop, with the U.S.-Iran ceasefire collapsing, oil prices surging, and rising Treasury yields stoking inflation fears—headwinds that pressured equity valuations broadly. Meanwhile, the financial services sector (XLF) held relatively steady, and Q2 earnings season kicks off next week with major banks reporting, keeping investor focus on asset managers and specialty fund performance.

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