Katie Stockton believes that he has a real option for investors trying to withstand wild market swings.
Manages Fairlead Tactical Sector ETF (TACK)which was designed to be agile in times of market stress. It is not related to the index.
“We try to help investors in using the advantage of the advantage through the rotation of the sector, but also to minimize payments,” Fairlead founder strategies said CNBC “ETF EDGE” This week. “This is obviously a big advantage in the long run, when you can simply enter a less deep hole to withdraw from them.”
According to Stockton, her ETF is particularly agile in this environment because it uses many strategies – not only one. Since President Donald Trump announced his “mutual” tariffs on April 2, ETF has fallen just over 4%, while S&P 500 lost 6.9%.
ETF STOCKTON rotates every month between all 11 S&P 500 sectors.
“We don't have technology Already – said Stockton. “Some sectors in which we like to invest came out of grace.”
As of April 16, it covered the highest sector of the Fund Consumer staplesIN tools AND propertyAccording to fairlead strategies.
From Thursday closing the ETF of the Fairlead tactical sector, it has fallen by 4% this year.
Meanwhile, ETFs, which are focused around specific sectors or strategies, are largely under pressure. For example INVESCO TOP QQQ TRUST (QBIG)which follows 45% of companies in Nasdaq-100 Index, fell by 22% in 2025.
. Granteshares perdboost tsla etf (tsyy) It has been showed 48% from the beginning of the year.
Troy Donohue, head of the Americas portfolio, believes that ETF Stockton uses a solid strategy – especially during the last “dramatic withdrawal”.
“Tack is a great example of how you can be agile in these market times,” said Donohue. “It is great to see it in the ETF product, which worked really well during this recent payment.”