Reference · Strategy ETFs · Updated as coverage expands

How to get exposure to the names we cover.

Every underlying in the three systematic channels, mapped to the US-listed ETFs that track it — plus the 2× leveraged products where one exists, and a plain statement where one does not.

The signals and the books are published in tickers. That leaves a practical question this page answers and nothing else on the site does: if a name is covered, what can actually be traded to follow it? Some underlyings are indices with a dozen wrappers at different costs. Some are single stocks where the stock itself is the 1× exposure. Some have a leveraged product; many do not, and a few had one that has since closed.

So this is a reference list, assembled once and maintained: what exists, who runs it, how big it is, what it costs, and the characteristics worth knowing before you look further — futures roll drag, K-1 tax forms, ETN credit risk, thin assets, daily-reset decay.

Underlyings covered

246

Listings mapped

135

1× wrappers

111

2× products

WHAT THIS PAGE IS NOT

Not a recommendation, of anything

Nothing here is a suggestion to buy, hold or sell any fund, and the ordering within a group is not a ranking of merit — it sorts by size, then liquidity, then cost, because those are the facts that can be sorted. Which instrument suits you is a question about your circumstances, and this page knows nothing about those.

Nobody has paid to be on it

No issuer has paid, sponsored, or been asked. There are no affiliate links, no revenue share, and no commercial relationship with any fund provider on this list. The only thing sold on this site is the subscription.

Leverage is described, not encouraged

2× products are listed because they exist and people ask. They reset daily, decay in choppy markets, and behave nothing like 2× the annual return. The systematic books themselves never use them — every portfolio holding is 1×, unlevered.

Figures go stale, so verify them

Assets and expense ratios move, funds close, and new ones launch. Every figure carries the date it was compiled. Read the current factsheet before acting on any of it, and treat a fund marked verify as exactly that.

How it is maintained. The list is reviewed and republished periodically as coverage expands and as products launch or close — not in real time. It is a starting point for your own research, not a live feed. This is not investment advice.