Fund provider Corgi is expanding its lineup of single-stock exchange-traded funds, products that let investors make concentrated bets on one company at a time rather than a diversified basket.
According to Benzinga, Corgi debuted 31 single-stock ETFs covering well-known names including Nvidia and Tesla, among others.
A separate report from TradingView details a batch of 24 ETFs that Corgi launched on the Cboe BZX exchange. That group breaks down into 15 leveraged "2x daily" ETFs and nine "July series" structured buffer ETFs, according to TradingView.
The two categories work very differently. Leveraged 2x daily funds aim to deliver twice the daily move of an underlying stock, amplifying both gains and losses over a single trading day. Structured buffer ETFs, by contrast, are designed to limit some downside in exchange for a cap on upside over a defined period — here, a July-dated series.
The sources report different totals and framings — Benzinga counts 31 single-stock funds, while TradingView describes 24 funds listed on Cboe BZX — reflecting the different slices of the launch each outlet covered.
Why it matters: single-stock and leveraged ETFs put sophisticated, high-risk trading strategies within easy reach of everyday investors, and a surge of new funds tied to the market's most-watched tech and AI names shows how eager fund providers are to package that appetite into tradable products.