Core Insights - Advisors and investors are increasingly seeking alternatives to enhance and diversify traditional portfolios, with hedge fund strategies providing low correlation complements to stocks and bonds [1][2] - High management and entry fees have historically restricted access to hedge funds, but the emergence of hedge fund replication ETFs allows investors to capture industry strategies with lower costs [1][2] Hedge Fund Strategies - Hedge fund strategies typically offer reduced correlations to major asset classes and can capture trends beyond traditional portfolios, making them attractive during market volatility [2] - The traditional 2/20 fee model and high entry fees have been significant barriers for many investors, which ETFs aim to lower [2] HFND ETF Overview - The Unlimited HFND Multi-Strategy Return Tracker ETF (HFND) provides a comprehensive approach for investors looking to enhance portfolio diversification by offering exposure to hedge fund industry returns within an ETF structure [3] - HFND aims for potential outperformance through fee savings and tax efficiency, without directly investing in hedge funds or replicating their holdings [3] Investment Strategy - HFND seeks to generate returns similar to various hedge fund sectors, including global macro, managed futures, and equity long/short, using publicly reported returns and fees for portfolio construction [4] - The portfolio is designed to offer similar volatility, returns, and correlations as the hedge fund industry, gross fees, primarily investing in ETFs and futures contracts [4] Performance Metrics - As of August 31, 2025, HFND generated a 30-day SEC yield of 1.99% and has management fees of 0.95%, allowing investors to capture hedge fund industry returns while mitigating single-manager and manager concentration risk [5]