Investment firm Tuttle Capital Management has filed regulatory documents to launch eight artificial intelligence-themed exchange-traded funds, including one focused on potential advanced technologies derived from — wait for it — UFO research, SEC filings reveal.
The UFO Disclosure AI Powered ETF, planned to trade as UFOD, aims to invest a majority of its portfolio in companies that could have exposure to advanced or unconventional technologies, based on government disclosures about unidentified flying objects.
The fund will target aerospace and defense contractors while taking short positions in companies that could be disrupted by potential technological discoveries, the filing shows.
Among the other planned offerings, the firm has registered the Tuttle Capital Agnostic AI ETF, AI in Healthcare ETF, Quantum Computing AI ETF, and DeepSeek Global Innovation ETF. The funds will use artificial intelligence tools for portfolio selection and rebalancing, according to the documents.
The investment firm acknowledges in its filing that the UFO-focused strategy carries significant speculative risk, as government verification of advanced technologies remains uncertain.
All funds will trade on the Cboe BZX Exchange, though launch dates and fees have not been announced.
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