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VPOP (Simplify Volt Pop Culture Disruption ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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The fund's objective is pursued by its adviser and sub-adviser through investments in equity securities, both domestically and internationally. A key criterion for these investments is the companies' alignment with the fund's "pop culture disruption" theme. Additionally, the adviser employs an option overlay strategy on these equity positions. Under typical market conditions, the fund predominantly allocates its capital to U.S. and foreign stocks of companies engaged in this investment theme. This is a non-diversified fund.
Twitter Inc. (NasdaqGS: TWTR) retreated Friday, dragging down on social media-related exchange traded funds after Elon Musk warned that his buyout deal was put on hold. On Friday, the Simplify Volt Pop Culture Disruption ETF (VPOP) was up 0.4%, the Invesco Dynamic Media ETF (PBS) rose 1.6% and the Global X Social Media ETF (SOCL) [.
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