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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SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust

Volatility in markets will remain a key theme in 2023, particularly as recent U.S. economic data has led investors to anticipate interest rates will likely stay higher for longer. Risk-adjusted returns are important characteristics to consider as advisors make allocation decisions for clients, with majority of advisors using Sharpe ratios assess risk versus reward.

Invest in the Night for Stronger Risk-Adjusted Returns

NightShares launched three new ETFs last year, introducing many advisors to the night effect for the first time. The night effect, which can be accessed via the NightShares 500 ETF (NSPY), the NightShares 200 ETF (NIWM), and the NightShares 500 1x/1.

NightShares CEO Bruce Lavine on the Fundamentals of the Night Effect

As markets remain increasingly complex and challenged, advisors need to work harder to generate attractive risk-adjusted returns for clients. Each year for the past decade, Astoria Portfolio Advisors has released a dedicated year-ahead ETF outlook, highlighting ETFs the firm finds attractive on a per unit-of-risk basis.

Astoria's John Davi on the Night Effect's Role in Portfolios

The night effect has the potential to provide investors strong returns with lower risk. Night has delivered much of U.S. large cap equities' return with much lower volatility over the past 20 years.

The Advisor's Guide to the Night Effect

As advisors continue to look for ways to reduce volatility in client portfolios, tilting toward the night is an important ­­­strategy to consider. The night effect is a persistent phenomenon whereby overnight markets have historically outperformed the daytime trading session on a risk-adjusted basis.

A Sharpe-r Way to Invest

Bruce Lavine, CEO of NightShares, explains why investors can outperform by capturing the “night effect” in stocks.

How ETF Investors Can Leverage the 'Night Effect'

Warren Buffett once said you'd better make money while you sleep, or you'll work until you die. A series of relatively new ETFs aim to do that.

This Investment Tries To Make Money While You Sleep

Markets on Wednesday demonstrated the power of the night effect in both large-cap and small-cap stocks. The night effect is a phenomenon whereby equities have historically performed better during the overnight session (when local markets are closed) than during the day when markets are open.

Power of Night Effect Seen in Large- and Small-Cap Stocks on Wednesday

BondBloxx Investment Management recently launched of a suite of eight duration-specific U.S. Treasury ETFs, which seek to offer investors a more precise, lower-cost way to get exposure to U.S. Treasury Securities.

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The world can be an awful lot right now. Between contentious midterm elections, a Fed determined to raise rates and increase unemployment despite other options for dealing with inflation, and the increasing likelihood of a recession, advisors are found in want of effective solutions for navigating these trying markets.

4 Strategies to Survive and Thrive Amid Chaotic Markets

Bruce Lavine, CEO of NightShares, explains the appeal of after-hours investments.

Understanding the ‘Night Effect'

NSPY offers investors ability to capture the 'Night Effect'. The 'Night Effect' can be very substantial; studies show the four hours around European open accounts for the entire average market return while the other 20 hours average zero.

NightShares 500: Keep It On The Radar

NightShares 500 and NightShares 2000 are doing something no ETF has done before.

Investing on the graveyard shift: Two new ETFs look to capture the ‘night effect'

NightShares, a new ETF issuer led by an experienced team that has built and grown multiple ETF brands, is today launching its first two ETFs: the NightShares 500 ETF (NYSE Arca: NSPY) and the NightShares 2000 ETF (NYSE Arca: NIWM). These ETFs seek to capture value from the “night effect,” a persistent phenomenon whereby overnight [.

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