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FATT (Fat Tail Risk ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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The fund operates under active management, seeking to fulfill its investment objectives through a diverse portfolio. It allocates capital to cash, U.S. government bonds, and direct equity securities across all market capitalizations. The portfolio also includes various exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on gold-related derivatives, U.S. equities of any market capitalization, and U.S. Treasury instruments. Furthermore, the fund incorporates volatility ETFs, including those designed for inverse performance, as well as exchange-traded notes (ETNs). A portion of its strategy involves leveraged…
Closures are racking up at a steady but slow pace.
On Tuesday, Tuttle Capital Management announced the launch of two new actively managed ETFs going after different parts of the societal spectrum. The FOMO ETF (FOMO) looks to invest in securities favored by thematic ETFs, while the Fat Tail Risk ETF (FATT) protects investors from major market downturns.