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BlackRock Health Sciences Term Trust Common Shares of Beneficial Interest (BMEZ)

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Competitors to BlackRock Health Sciences Term Trust Common Shares of Beneficial Interest (BMEZ)

Invesco Dynamic Biotechnology & Genome ETF PBE -2.40%

Invesco's ETF focuses specifically on biotechnology and genome sectors, similar to BlackRock's sector niche within health sciences. While both funds concentrate on cutting-edge medical technology, Invesco emphasizes growth potential and biotechnology trends, providing a more targeted investment for those looking for growth in the biotech arena. This specialization can attract investors who are specifically interested in biopharma advancements, positioning Invesco as a strong competitor.

iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF IBB -2.37%

iShares' Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF invests specifically in biotechnology firms, providing exposure to companies closely aligned with BlackRock's investment philosophy. However, IBB offers a larger portfolio with different weighting strategies, allowing for potentially less volatility and spreading risk across a wider selection of biotech investments. This broader diversity can provide a competitive advantage, particularly for risk-averse investors seeking stability amidst the rapidly changing developments in health sciences.

Johnson & Johnson JNJ +2.87%

As one of the largest healthcare companies globally, Johnson & Johnson competes indirectly with BlackRock by being an investment target within the health sector. JNJ offers its investors dividends and consistent growth through its well-established pharmaceutical and consumer health products. While BlackRock invests in JNJ and similar companies, its role as an asset manager means it must navigate different challenges in the marketplace, such as market shifts affecting their managed funds. This dual role leads to JNJ having a natural advantage due to its brand strength and product portfolio.

NuVEEN NASDAQ 100 DYNAMIC OVERWRITE FUND

NuVEEN's strategy of investing in large-cap growth stocks, particularly in the tech sector, directly competes with BMEZ's focus on healthcare investments. While BlackRock emphasizes life science and health science investments, NuVEEN targets a broader market with potential for income generation. This diversification allows NuVEEN to attract a different segment of investors who may be looking for a less sector-concentrated approach to equity income, giving it competitive leverage in a volatile market.

SPDR S&P Biotech ETF XBI -3.04%

The SPDR S&P Biotech ETF focuses on the biotechnology sector, encompassing a broad range of companies from established giants to emerging players. This broader scope provides investors with the chance to capitalize on more diverse growth opportunities in biotech, contrasting with BMEZ's more focused investment approach. As a result, it may attract investors seeking wider exposure in the biotech field, potentially giving it an edge over BlackRock's more concentrated strategy.