Corgi U.S. Equities 10% Structured Buffer ETF - July Series (JULC) Price & Chart

Corgi U.S. Equities 10% Structured Buffer ETF - July Series

Corgi U.S. Equities 10% Structured Buffer ETF — July Series (JULC) is an actively managed, one-year structured-outcome ETF that seeks to deliver the price return of the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) up to a predetermined cap while providing a defined 10% downside buffer over each series period. A new July Series begins on July 1 each year and runs for roughly one year, at which point terms reset for the next series. The fund implements its outcome-oriented exposure by using exchange-listed FLEX options—customizable, longer-dated options that allow the manager to set strikes and expirations to engineer a capped-upside, buffered-downside payoff. In practice, JULC aims to participate in S&P 500 price gains up to the cap established at the series start and to absorb the first 10% of annual losses; any decline beyond the initial 10% is borne by shareholders. Because the strategy references SPY price return, dividends and total-return components may not be fully captured in the structured overlay. JULC is positioned in the Structured Outcome category with a focused niche on downside hedge for large-cap U.S. equities. It is intended for investors who want defined, time-limited downside mitigation while retaining meaningful equity upside participation—useful as a tactical sleeve, a conservative equity allocation, or a complement to traditional S&P 500 exposure. The fund’s active management means strike selection, hedging parameters and roll decisions are set by the manager at each series start and adjusted as market conditions warrant. Key considerations: the buffer is limited (first 10% only) and applies per annual series; upside is capped, so investors forgo gains above the cap; option costs and management decisions can affect net returns, especially in sideways markets; and protection is not absolute—losses beyond the buffer will occur. JULC is a structured, time-bound way to seek buffered exposure to S&P 500 price movements for investors prioritizing defined near-term downside mitigation over uncapped upside.