Matthew Tuttle Keeps Challenging the Establishment

Matthew Tuttle believes in pushing the limits when it comes to ETF strategies.

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Edited by: Kent Thune
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In this episode of Advisor Insider, Matthew Tuttle, founder of Riverside, Conn.-based Tuttle Capital Management, shares his strategy for creating unique ETFs.

Tuttle has introduced a fund that shorts everything promoted by popular CNBC host Jim Cramer and another that levers up the performance of existing bitcoin ETFs, among others. He is always searching for new opportunities in the ETF space. 

Not all of his ventures have succeeded. The Jim Cramer short ETF, for example, closed after the strategy was forced to short artificial intelligence poster child Nvidia Corp.  But don’t assume failures are dampening Tuttle’s spirit.

A recent partnership with ETF issuer REX Shares creates an operation with more than $1 billion and the kind of attitude that suggests an eagerness to keep taking on the establishment.

In an industry where success typically means being first or being cheap, Tuttle is happy just being unique.
 

Join etf.com’s Wealth Management Editor, Jeff Benjamin, and special guests from the ETF industry in discussions that cater to financial advisors seeking a deep dive into the world of investments and portfolio management! Guests will include financial advisors, ETF issuers, and representatives from across the financial services landscape, that will provide a comprehensive perspective on navigating the dynamic world of portfolio management. You can expect to hear industry experts share their insights on strategies, product utilization and the newest concepts shaping today’s wealth management. Tune in for practical wisdom, expert discussions and valuable takeaways to elevate your advisory practice. 

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