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The Short Volatility Long Tech Investment Strategy seeks to profit from the volatility curve (as measured by the VIX short-term futures) being usually in “contango”. To do so, it will aim to assume (A) a long position in the Invesco QQQ Trust, Series 1 (“QQQ”) and (B) a short position on the iPath® Series B S&P 500® VIX Short-Term Futures™ ETNs (“VXX”) of at least 15%. “Contango” refers to a situation in which futures contracts with further expiries are more expensive than futures contracts with shorter expiries.
During “normal” market conditions, the short-term VIX futures are usually in “contango” and will lose value with each passing day if the VIX index does not increase. In this state, shorting ETPs that continuously roll VIX futures contract at expiration futures (such as VXX) is expected to generate profits.
In a single trade, get exposure to a strategy that aims to profit from both (i) the appreciation of the QQQ and (ii) the decay of VIX futures, without the hassle of rolling and maintaining volatility futures or options.
1. Trusted and experienced management team. 2. Offered in USD, EUR and GBP. 3. The cash proceeds from shorting volatility yield a return.
NAV as of 22 Oct 2026
$46.75
52 WK: $33.45 – $50.86
1 Day NAV Change
-1.66 (-3.43%)
as of 22 Oct 2026
NAV Total Return
YTD: 16.53%
as of 22 Oct 2026
AUM
$3,179,076
as of 22 Oct 2026
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