Key Takeaways
- • The Mast HedgeIndex Managed Futures Strategy ETF (HXF), listed on the NYSE, tracks the HedgeIndex Managed Futures Main Index, a subset of the HedgeIndex Main Index that measures the aggregate performance of managed futures funds.
- • Publisher market snapshots place HXF between roughly $25.60 and $25.98 per share, with one listing citing a market capitalization of approximately $63.53M.
- • The Quiver Quantitative page is a stock data profile rather than a news report, and it identifies no specific corporate action, fund launch, or regulatory event for HXF in this period.
- • Quiver's HXF profile covers congressional trades, SEC Form 4 insider activity, institutional holdings, and top ETF holders, with daily price history available back to 2014.
Summary
The Mast HedgeIndex Managed Futures Strategy ETF (HXF) is an exchange-traded fund that follows the HedgeIndex Managed Futures Main Index, according to the index overview published on the fund's publisher domain. That index is a subset of the broader HedgeIndex Main Index and measures the aggregate performance of managed futures funds, a strategy category commonly used by allocators seeking trend-following and diversifying exposure. The Quiver Quantitative profile for HXF includes no company description, as its "About" section notes that none is available.
Publisher snapshots show HXF trading in a narrow range. One listing shows a close of $25.71, up $0.07 (0.26%), as of October 2. Another cites $25.67 with a market capitalization of $63.53M, a third shows a last price of $25.60 with no change, and a fourth shows $25.98, up $0.14 (0.52%). Because these quotes carry different timestamps, they should not be read as a single closing price. Quiver notes that its adjusted close figures account for splits and dividends and are used for chart and return calculations.
The Quiver page is organized as a set of data modules, including congressional trades, Form 4 insider trading, institutional holdings, lobbying, government contracts, analyst price targets, and top ETF holders. Several of these sections appear unpopulated in the captured version. The page also includes backtest metrics such as CAGR, Sharpe ratio, and maximum drawdown, which Quiver labels as hypothetical and not indicative of future results. The page promotes a Quiver Premium subscription for alerts and API access.
Publisher snapshots show HXF trading in a narrow range. One listing shows a close of $25.71, up $0.07 (0.26%), as of October 2. Another cites $25.67 with a market capitalization of $63.53M, a third shows a last price of $25.60 with no change, and a fourth shows $25.98, up $0.14 (0.52%). Because these quotes carry different timestamps, they should not be read as a single closing price. Quiver notes that its adjusted close figures account for splits and dividends and are used for chart and return calculations.
The Quiver page is organized as a set of data modules, including congressional trades, Form 4 insider trading, institutional holdings, lobbying, government contracts, analyst price targets, and top ETF holders. Several of these sections appear unpopulated in the captured version. The page also includes backtest metrics such as CAGR, Sharpe ratio, and maximum drawdown, which Quiver labels as hypothetical and not indicative of future results. The page promotes a Quiver Premium subscription for alerts and API access.
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