Tuttle's Latest ETFs Target UFO Tech, DeepSeek AI
The investment firm is introducing eight new AI-focused funds, including offerings targeting UFO disclosure and DeepSeek's emerging AI technology.
Tuttle Capital Management has filed registration documents to launch eight new ETFs focused on artificial intelligence, including two distinctive funds targeting unidentified aerial phenomena and emerging AI technology.
Monday's Securities and Exchange Commission filing represents one of Wall Street's first attempts to tap into the hype around DeepSeek's cheaper AI technology and growing interest in UFO research, as investors seek new ways to bet on emerging tech trends.
The filing comes as DeepSeek's efficient AI model has disrupted the tech industry and influenced sectors like finance and healthcare, prompting companies worldwide to reassess their AI strategies.
Among the most notable offerings is the Tuttle Capital DeepSeek Global AI Innovation and Disruption ETF (DPSK), which aims to invest in companies impacted by DeepSeek's AI model that reportedly matches or surpasses existing platforms at lower costs, according to the filing.
These funds launch as traditional tech ETFs face growing competition, pushing firms to develop more specialized investment vehicles targeting emerging technologies.
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AI Powers New Investment Themes
The firm is also launching the Tuttle Capital UFO Disclosure AI Powered ETF (UFOD), which will focus on companies researching space exploration and AI applications in aerospace technology amid increased government acknowledgment of unidentified aerial phenomena, according to the filing.
The suite of new funds also includes ETFs focused on healthcare AI, power generation, drone technology, and quantum computing. The Tuttle Capital Quantum Computing AI Powered ETF (QTMA) and Tuttle Capital Quantum Computing AI Powered Covered Call ETF (QANT) will both target quantum computing investments, with QANT incorporating an income-focused strategy.
The funds will employ AI-powered investment selection models to screen, rank and manage holdings, with quarterly rebalancing based on AI-driven assessment of market trends and innovation potential, according to the filing.
Each fund will invest at least 80% of its assets in companies aligned with its specific theme, the filing shows. Although the filing noted that the funds would be listed on the Cboe BZX Exchange, no expense ratios were listed.