These days, the ETF model has been proven to work. Every major asset manager, bank – and some insurance companies – has or wants an ETF arm. ETFs are slowly but inevitably becoming a share class or functionality on almost every fund...

“The dead cat bounce” is often used in financial vernacular to portend a short-term price spike in a stock following an unceremonious fall from grace due to a bearish move. This strategy now comes in the convenience of an ETF wrapper via the Vesper US Large Cap S-T Reversal Strategy ETF (NYSEArca: UTRN)...

Quantitative analysis is not hard to define. A basic definition would be an analysis of a market or market segment by using highly complex and sophisticated statistical mathematics and modeling. Getting a handle on that definition is not hard, but applying it is probably best left to professionals...

With UTRN being just several months old, assessing the long-term efficacy of the strategy is, at this juncture, difficult. That said, the ETF is participating in the broader market's rebound to start 2019...

UTRN seeks to take advantage of a trading anomaly called short-term reversal. It utilizes a proprietary methodology — Chow ratio — which identifies firms that are about to see a weekly rebound.

A common refrain during the course of the current bull market in domestic equities is “buy the dip" — and a new exchange traded fund aims to do just that.

UTRN, The Vesper U.S. Large Cap Short-Term Reversal Strategy ETF is an innovative new fund that gives investors exposure to a select group of stocks within the S&P 500 that have the potential to benefit from a unique trading anomaly, short-term reversal.

A new exchange-traded fund that launched Friday seeks to systematically cash in on the “buy on the dip” mentality by targeting companies deemed most likely to rebound after a sudden downturn.

Today a newcomer to the ETF industry launched the first ETF to implement a short-term reversal investment strategy.

Vesper Capital Management has made its ETF debut for those interested in a short-term contrarian play with a new dynamic strategy that re-evaluates its portfolio on a weekly basis.