Corgi U.S. Small-Cap 15% Structured Buffer ETF - May Series (SCMY) Price & Chart

Corgi U.S. Small-Cap 15% Structured Buffer ETF - May Series

SCMY — the Corgi U.S. Small‑Cap 15% Structured Buffer ETF (May Series) — is an actively managed, outcome‑oriented ETF designed to deliver exposure to the price return of the Russell 2000 small‑cap benchmark (accessed via the iShares Russell 2000 ETF) while seeking to limit the impact of the first 15% of annual downside. Operating as a “structured outcome” fund in the Downside Hedge category, SCMY uses exchange‑traded FLEX options as an overlay to construct a one‑year, May‑to‑May protection series: each series begins May 1 and resets annually with new option terms, a predetermined upside cap and the 15% buffer level set at inception. Put simply, SCMY aims to let investors participate in a portion of small‑cap upside up to a capped return while absorbing losses only after the first 15% decline during the series period — rather than providing full market exposure with uncapped upside and uncushioned downside. The fund’s manager selects option strikes and structures the overlay to balance the cost of protection, the size of the upside cap, and the desired buffer, so outcomes (cap level and participation rate) are established at the start of each May series. This ETF is intended for investors who want targeted Russell 2000/small‑cap exposure but prefer built‑in, time‑limited downside mitigation rather than unhedged long exposure. Key tradeoffs to understand: the buffer is limited to the first 15% of losses for that annual series (losses beyond the buffer are borne by holders), upside is capped (so strong rallies are only partially captured), and protection depends on the options strategy and market conditions — it is not a guaranteed floor. As an actively managed structured product, SCMY also carries the usual risks of options overlays (including counterparty, liquidity and roll risk) and should be considered as a strategic sleeve within a diversified portfolio rather than a replacement for long‑term, unconstrained equity ownership.