According to Danelfin’s proprietary AI model, Volatility Premium Plus ETF today receives an AI Score of 2/10, which translates to a Sell rating. The ETF has a 59% probability of outperforming the ETF universe in the next 3 months, which is 4% lower than the average probability of any US-listed ETF (63%). The top positive contributors include Chart Pattern (120d) (+0.71%), Chart Pattern (180d) (+0.29%), Chart Pattern (60d) (+0.26%), Performance (Year) (+0.40%), and Performance (YTD) (+0.22%). The top detractors include ETF Brand (-1.40%), ETF Focus (-0.92%), Chart Pattern (90d) (-0.85%), ETF Issuer (-0.76%), Alpha 6M (-0.52%), Fundamentals Impact (Long Tail) (-0.47%), Buy Success Rate (Past 12 Months) (-0.34%), Dividend Yield (TTM) (-0.32%), Sentiment Impact (Long Tail) (-0.23%), Net Asset Value (NAV) (-0.20%), and ETF Investment Segment (-0.18%).
Notable data points include Alpha 6M in the bottom 10% with a value of -0.32, indicating poor risk-adjusted returns. Performance (Year) is also in the bottom 10% with -34.1%, yet it positively influences the probability, suggesting a potential rebound. Dividend Yield (TTM) is in the top 10% at 69.87%, but it detracts from the probability, possibly due to sustainability concerns. The ETF's NAV is in the bottom 10% at $8.22. Overall, the negative signals outweigh the positive, resulting in a low AI Score and a Sell rating, indicating a lower-than-average chance of outperforming the ETF universe.