
SPCI is an actively managed ETF that seeks to provide exposure to the price performance of the constituents of the Syntax Space Index through equity positions, call options, and synthetic long positions. The equally-weighted index is typically comprised of 10 to 50 companies with significant space-related business activities. The objective of the fund is to achieve approximately 100% economic exposure of the indexs upside performance. To reach the targeted exposure, SPCI will utilize exchange-traded call options on the index, including deep in-the-money calls, along with synthetic long…
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On Tuesday, May 19, Tuttle Capital Management debuted the Tuttle Capital Heavy Asset Low Obsolescence ETF (HALX). This new fund from Tuttle Capital operates with a management fee of 75 basis points.

New Actively Managed ETF Aims to Give Investors Concentrated Exposure to Space Industry Equities with Weekly Income Generation Through a Disciplined Put Credit Spread Strategy Tuttle Capital Management announces the launch of the Tuttle Capital Space Industry Income Blast ETF (CBOE: SPCI), a first-of-its-kind fund combining full upside participation in the Syntax Space Industry Index with systematic weekly income generation. SPCI is an actively managed ETF that seeks to provide approximately 100% exposure to space industry companies — including those involved in GPS and geospatial technologies, satellite operations, satellite manufacturing, space programs, launch services, and spacecraft — while simultaneously generating income through a put credit spread options overlay strategy.