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CAOS Alpha Architect Tail Risk ETF

91.14 0.38 (+0.42%)

Quote as of Oct 09, 2026 19:59 UTC · Market data delayed approximately 15–20 minutes unless otherwise indicated.

Compare Overlap News
Previous Close90.76 Day Range90.84 – 91.19
52-Week Range89.71 – 91.26 Volume51.49K
Avg Volume45.69K AUM$700.0M (Oct 10, 2026)
Expense Ratio0.63% Yield (TTM)—
NAV90.98 Premium/Discount+0.18% indicative
InceptionAug 14, 2013 Holdings—
IssuerAlpha Architect ExchangeCBOE
CategoryInternational Index TrackedNot stated in source data
CUSIP02072L516 ISINUS02072L5167
Structure Inverse
ManagementNot stated in source data
This fund targets a multiple or the inverse of a DAILY return. Over longer periods, compounding makes results differ, sometimes drastically, from the index times the multiple. Issuers describe these as short-term trading tools. How leveraged ETFs work →

About this ETF

CAOS seeks to actively earn positive returns during periods of significant US equity drawdowns while minimizing the return drag of collateral. The fund allocates up to 20% of assets in long and/or short SPX Index options, depending on market status. Between 1-10% is allocated to protective options positioned to appreciate in value when the index declines by more than 25%, which is considered to be a tail risk event. If a tail risk event does not occur, the cost of the protective positions will reduce returns. The remaining 70-80% of the portfolio is collateral consisting of US T-bills, box spreads, and money market instruments. Up to 100% of the collateral may be placed with the BOXX ETF that uses box spreads to provide the exposure of 1-3 month T-bills. The strategy involves frequent trading which increases costs and turnover rate, both having negative impacts on the fund. CAOS operated as a mutual fund until its conversion into an ETF, starting with $126 million in net assets.

Description from the fund data provider · profile as of Oct 10, 2026.

Price Chart

Daily closing prices (price return, not total return). Comparison lines are normalized to percent change from the range start. Source: Financial Modeling Prep.

Performance

1M3M6MYTD1Y3Y*5Y*10Y*Incep.*
Price return +0.65% +0.81% +0.55% +1.51% +1.71% +3.64% — — +4.81%
Total return +0.65% +0.81% +0.55% +1.51% +1.71% +3.64% — — +4.81%

* Annualized. Total return uses the dividend-adjusted price series (distributions reinvested); price return uses unadjusted closes. Performance through Oct 09, 2026. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Fees

Net expense ratio0.63% Annual cost of a $10,000 investment$63.00

Illustrative calculation only: expense ratio × $10,000. It excludes trading costs, bid/ask spreads, taxes and changes in investment value. Gross vs. net expense details and any fee waivers are in the prospectus.

Holdings

Holdings as of Oct 10, 2026 · portfolio reporting date from the data provider; holdings are not live positions. 17 rows in database.

#HoldingTickerWeightSharesMarket Value
1 SPY 12/18/2026 10010.01 P — 88.81% 684 $626.0M
2 SPX US 12/18/26 P13400 — 19.88% 255 $140.1M
3 SPY 12/18/2026 10.01 C — 7.43% 684 $52.4M
4 SPX US 02/19/27 P3200 — 0.17% 4.59K $1.2M
5 SPX US 01/15/27 P3200 — 0.15% 7.79K $1.1M
6 First American Government Obligations Fund… — 0.12% 825.64K $830.0K
7 SPX US 12/18/26 P2900 — 0.04% 8.24K $290.0K
8 SPX US 12/18/26 C8000 — 0.03% 22 $240.0K
9 SPX US 11/20/26 P2800 — 0.01% 8.38K $100.0K
10 SPX US 12/18/26 P7000 — 0.01% 22 $80.0K
11 SPX US 10/16/26 P2600 — 0.00% 8.20K $20.0K
12 SPY 12/18/2026 10.01 P — 0.00% -684 -$10.0K
13 SPY 12/18/2026 10010.01 C — 0.00% -684 -$10.0K
14 Cash & Other — -0.02% -138.99K -$140.0K
15 SPX US 12/18/26 P8000 — -0.08% -22 -$540.0K
16 SPX US 12/18/26 C7000 — -0.28% -22 -$1.9M
17 SPX US 12/18/26 P12400 — -16.29% -255 -$114.8M

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Sector Exposure

Technology 38.69%
Financial Services 12.06%
Communication Services 9.50%
Consumer Cyclical 9.31%
Healthcare 9.28%
Industrials 7.75%
Consumer Defensive 4.46%
Energy 3.48%
Utilities 1.98%
Real Estate 1.80%
Basic Materials 1.68%

Geographic Exposure

Other 100.00%

Country weights as reported by the data provider. Developed/emerging/frontier labels follow the classification on the Methodology page. Currency hedged: No hedging indicated in the fund name.

Distributions

Yield (TTM)— Paid (last 12 months)—
Frequency— SEC yieldNot provided by our data source; see the issuer page
Last ex-date— Last payment—
Growth 1Y— Growth 3Y / 5Y (ann.)— / —

No distributions in our database for this fund; it may not pay them, or history has not loaded yet.

Risk Statistics

Volatility 1Y / 3Y1.66% / 3.45% Sharpe 1Y / 3Y-1.62 / -0.104
Max drawdown 1Y / 3Y-0.75% / -3.60% Sortino 1Y-2.58
Beta vs S&P 500 (3Y)-0.101 Correlation vs S&P 500 (1Y)-0.35
Downside deviation 1Y1.04% Risk-free rate used4.05% (3M T-bill, FRED)

Computed by ETF Explorer from daily dividend-adjusted closes; volatility and drawdown are annualized/period figures; S&P 500 exposure proxied by SPY. As of Oct 11, 2026. Formulas →

Liquidity

Volume today51.49K Average volume45.69K
AUM$700.0M Premium/Discount+0.18%
Bid/Ask spreadNot provided by our data source. Check your broker's quote screen; spreads are widest at the open and close.

Premium/discount compares the delayed market price with the last reported NAV: an indicative figure, not the official closing premium/discount. How ETF liquidity works →

Fund Flows (estimated)

PeriodEst. net flow% of starting AUMAUM start → end
1 Day $0.00 0.00% $700.0M → $700.0M
1 Month $18.0M +2.66% $677.3M → $700.0M
1 Week $1.7M +0.25% $694.5M → $700.0M

ETF Explorer estimate: change in reported AUM minus the market-move effect, from our own daily snapshots. Not official issuer creation/redemption data.

Official Fund Resources

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