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Alpha Stacking
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For educational purposes only. Nothing on this site constitutes investment advice. Disclaimers
Alpha Stacking
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For educational purposes only. Nothing on this site constitutes investment advice. Disclaimers
WX targets 2× daily global equity exposure by seeking twice the daily return of the Vanguard Total World Stock ETF (VT), which spans U.S., developed-market, and emerging-market stocks.
Total return (Yahoo adjusted close—dividends and splits per Yahoo), normalized to $10,000 at first available trade date. Educational only.
WX is a daily-reset leveraged fund, not a 2× buy-and-hold version of VT. It uses total return swaps, and may use futures and options, to keep exposure near 200% of net assets at each trading-day rebalance.
That reset makes the path matter. A steady global advance can compound favorably, while reversals and high realized volatility erode returns even when VT finishes a longer period near where it began. Its low headline expense ratio does not remove swap spreads, financing conditions, or the risk of a small new fund.
| Asset | Weight |
|---|---|
| Global all-cap equity (VT) | 200% |
Corgi Strategies, LLC is a new SEC-registered adviser, founded in July 2025. WX listed on Cboe BZX in June 2026, so its live operating history, assets, and secondary-market liquidity remain limited compared with established leveraged-ETF sponsors.
The fund’s portfolio is swap-based. Counterparty exposure, collateral management, and daily rebalance execution are central to tracking VT at 2×, especially around global-market gaps when the U.S. listing is open but overseas markets are closed.
WX can outperform in a persistent, broad global equity advance, particularly when U.S., developed, and emerging-market stocks participate and daily volatility stays contained. That is the tape where daily leverage has room to compound rather than repeatedly resize after losses.
WX is hostile to high-volatility, reversing global equity markets, as well as deep bear markets and cross-market gaps. Daily resets magnify losses and volatility drag. Favorable tape: persistent, broad global equity advance with contained realized volatility. Hostile tape: high-volatility, reversing global equity markets with frequent gap moves.
Read the leveraged ETFs guide for the return driver, failure modes, and how this type of sleeve fits in an alpha stacking portfolio.
Use the issuer and regulatory documents below to verify current holdings, fees, exposure, and risk disclosures.
Grades above are based on 4–11 months of live data and should be treated as provisional. Short history may not capture a full market-cycle.