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LJIM (Northern Lights Fund Trust IV - Long Cramer Tracker ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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Managed by Tuttle Capital Management, LLC, the Long Cramer Tracker ETF is an exchange-traded fund introduced by Northern Lights Fund Trust IV. This U.S.-domiciled fund allocates capital across global public equity markets. It builds its portfolio using a long/short strategy, investing directly and indirectly through other funds in a diversified range of companies. These investments span various sectors and include both growth and value stocks from businesses of all market capitalization sizes.
The past week saw a spike in ETF launches, with 19 new funds debuting.
The Long Cramer Tracker ETF will cease trading on Sept. 11, according to a news release.
The market will have one fewer exchange-traded fund (ETF) on Sept. 11, when the Long Cramer Tracker ETF (BATS: LJIM ) ceases to trade.
An exchange-traded fund set up to buy stocks recommended by CNBC personality Jim Cramer will be closed and liquidated, its provider said Monday.
The Long Cramer Tracker ETF, an actively managed fund that seeks to invest based on stock recommendations from CNBC's Jim Cramer, surged in June, far exceeding the performance of the Nasdaq-100 and the S&P 500.