JJC
iPath Series B Bloomberg Copper Subindex Total Return ETNJJC Fund Description
JJC tracks an index of a single copper futures contract.
JJC Factset Analytics Insight
JJC tracks an index consisting of a single copper futures contract at a time. Following a fixed schedule, the index rolls into contracts two months from maturity in February, April, and June, and three months from maturity in August and November. The index continues tracking each contract until shortly before expiration. Although not a great proxy for spot copper, the note does a decent job of tracking the copper futures market. With no ETPs on the market holding physical copper, JJC is a solid substitute. As an ETN, JJC does not issue a K-1 at tax time, but investors must accept a small amount of counterparty risk from issuer Barclays. JJC replaced an older ETN with the same ticker. The newer, “series B” note tracks the same index, but charges a lower fee and avoids path dependency issues that made its predecessor more expensive to hold over time. It also includes a call provision. The new version traded under the ticker JJCB until November 16, 2018.
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JJC Factset Analytics Block Liquidity
This measurement shows how easy it is to trade a $1 million USD block of JJC. JJC is rated a 5 out of 5.
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JJC Tenor Strategy
JJC invests solely in second-month futures contracts. This means that the fund will be particularly sensitive to changes in spot prices, but may be priced higher or lower than spot, sometimes dramatically.
JJC Rolling Strategy
JJC rolls contracts over an annually pre-determined 5 day period each month.