Nightshares Russell 1000 ETF

NSPY is an actively managed ETF that aims for capital appreciation through overnight exposure to large-cap US stocks. The fund allocates assets through a combination of stocks, US Treasurys, and futures contracts or total return swaps.

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Stocks rallied during the overnight trading session on Wednesday as the latest inflation print offered some hopeful news. Wall Street celebrated on Wednesday as the Consumer Price Index came in below analysts' expectations and showed that inflation eased last month to its slowest pace in over two years.

Stocks Jump During Overnight Session as CPI Shows Cooling Inflation

If markets celebrate this week's CPI release, investors may want to focus on the night session to capture greater returns. The night effect is a persistent phenomenon where equities have historically performed better during the night session when local exchanges are closed than during the day when markets are open.

Night Session May See Greater Returns From CPI Release

It's important that advisors using the night effect in portfolios can explain the phenomenon to clients. Advisors can leverage the night effect to enhance risk-adjusted returns for clients.

How Advisors Can Explain the Night Effect to Clients

Many advisors misunderstand the night effect and how NightShares ETFs can enhance portfolios. The night effect is a powerful, persistent pattern seen in markets.

Advisors Misunderstand These 2 Things About the Night Effect

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The overnight session's positive performance in May helped offset losses during the day in large- and small-cap stocks. The overnight trading session contributed all of large and small caps positive performance last month.

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The S&P 500 is on track to end the month nominally in the black, but investors who avoided the day have been rewarded with better returns and lower volatility. U.S. large caps, as measured by the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY), climbed 1.1% between May 1 and May 30.

How Investing in the Night Enhanced May Returns

NightShares offers three ETFs designed to efficiently capture the night effect for investors. The night effect is a market anomaly whereby overnight markets have historically outperformed the daytime trading session on a risk-adjusted basis.

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Large- and small-cap stocks in May have seen a stable upward drift during the overnight trading session, only for the day session to claw back returns. The night effect is a persistent phenomenon whereby overnight markets have historically outperformed the daytime trading session on a risk-adjusted basis.

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Large- and small-cap stocks this month have seen a stable upward drift during the overnight trading session, with the day session clawing back returns for buy-and-hold investors. The night effect is a persistent phenomenon whereby overnight markets have historically outperformed the daytime trading session on a risk-adjusted basis.

Day Session Losses Void Night Gains for Buy-and-Hold Investors

The day and overnight trading sessions had vastly different responses to the latest inflation print. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) and the iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM) both saw notable gains during the overnight trading session yesterday, before declining sharply during the day session.

Night Trading Sessions React Differently Than Day to CPI Release

Investors can use NightShares ETFs to dampen volatility in a portfolio, effectively increasing their risk budget elsewhere. Tilting toward the night is an important strategy to consider as investors look for ways to strengthen returns.

NightShares ETFs Reduce Volatility, Increasing Risk Budget Elsewhere

Capturing the night effect can enhance client portfolios by lifting risk-adjusted returns and offering non-correlated exposure to other asset classes. Many advisors are still unaware of the night effect despite the market anomaly having been studied academically for over two decades.

The Advisor's Guide to Helping Clients Understand the Night Effect

Capturing the night effect is one way that advisors can enhance risk-adjusted returns and add value to client portfolios. While the night effect has been studied academically for over two decades, many advisors are unaware of the phenomenon.

Everything Advisors Need to Know About the Night Effect

The power of the night effect was observed in large- and small-caps as stocks fell on Wednesday.

Night Effect Seen as Large- and Small-Cap Stocks Fell on Wednesday

Advisors can use NightShares ETFs in the alternatives sleeve of client portfolios. Alternative assets are used to reduce the overall risk and diversify client portfolios, as alternatives should have minimal correlation to stocks or bonds.

Use NightShares ETFs in the Alternatives Sleeve of Client Portfolios

Volatility was a key theme in markets in March, closing out a turbulent first quarter. U.S. large-caps had their strongest start to the year since 2019, and the second-strongest first quarter in the past decade, leading to a significant difference in returns between large-caps and small-caps.

Night Session Provided Attractive Returns, Lower Volatility in March

Advisors are using NightShares ETFs in client portfolios for equity returns as well as non-correlated exposure across asset classes. The overnight session often behaves better than the day session in that it frequently captures much of the upside while avoiding significant downturns.

2 Reasons Why Advisors Are Using NightShares ETFs

As large- and small-cap stocks tumbled yesterday on the latest interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve, investors in the night effect managed to avoid losses. Broad indexes fell sharply on Wednesday afternoon as investors digested the latest Fed meeting, in which the federal funds rate was lifted by 25 basis points.

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As the month is nearing a close, volatility is a key theme in markets in March. March has seen about twice as many trading sessions in the tails (recording daily moves of at least 1%) compared to the past 20-year average.

Volatility Is a Key Theme in Markets in March

Advisors can use NightShares ETFs in client portfolios for non-correlated exposure across asset classes. Alternative assets are used to reduce the overall risk and diversify client portfolios, as alternatives should have minimal correlation to stocks or bonds.

Use NightShares ETFs for Non-Correlated Exposure Across Asset Classes

The S&P 500 notched its biggest weekly percentage decline last week since September, with all losses notably coming from the day session. The S&P 500 — tracked by the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) — lost 4.6% last week.

Investors Capturing the Night Effect Avoided S&P 500 Losses Last Week

The power of the night effect was seen in large caps on Thursday for the second time this week. As the S&P 500 is on track to shed over 3% this week, all losses have come from the day session, with the overnight session modestly in the green.

Spread Between Day/Night Returns Grow as Large Caps Fall this Week

The power of the night effect was demonstrated in large-cap stocks on Tuesday. At market close, there was a 150 basis point spread between the prior night and day performance of the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY).

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