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RSSY — Return Stacked U.S. Stocks & Futures Yield ETF
RSSY targets roughly dollar-for-dollar large-cap U.S. equity exposure alongside a futures yield sleeve: systematic carry harvested long and short across global futures, rebalanced daily.
RSSY price history
Total return (Yahoo adjusted close—dividends and splits per Yahoo), normalized to $10,000 at first available trade date. Educational only.
Strategy
The fund applies the Return Stacked® blueprint: roughly 100% large-cap U.S. equity (via ETFs such as IVV, U.S. equity index futures, or combinations) alongside roughly 100% to a quantitative futures yield program. That second sleeve goes long and short futures across commodities, rates, currencies, and equity indices, targeting the yield component of futures through roll dynamics and curve positioning rather than directional price moves. The portfolio rebalances daily; leverage through derivatives amplifies both upside and downside.
The premise is that the yield component of global futures has historically shown low correlation to equity returns. That premise holds or fails depending on how much carry the futures complex offers at any given time.
Manager and Issuer Pedigree
Tidal Investments LLC serves as investment adviser; Newfound Research LLC sub-advises; ReSolve Asset Management SEZC (Cayman) is futures trading advisor. Tidal and the Return Stacked® franchise are a multi-ETF platform far smaller than top-tier index complexes. The Return Stacked® brand packages systematic stacking for ETF investors: rules-based equity implementation plus the futures yield sleeve.
Outperformance
Outperforms most when global futures offer strong roll and carry conditions: commodity complexes in backwardation, rate and currency futures where curve shape rewards holding and rolling. Those environments often coincide with inflation surprises or dollar moves, where equities wobble but futures markets reprice across assets.
Underperforms when there is flat or negative carry across futures: when curves sit in contango and roll costs eat into returns, the second sleeve drags rather than diversifies. Incremental return above the equity leg only materializes when the carry conditions are genuinely there.
Official ETF page
Read the official ETF page for current NAV, holdings, and documents: RSSY official page.