The Cambria Tail Risk ETF (TAIL) invests mainly in 10-year U.S. Treasuries to offset the cost of buying S&P 500 put options, introducing a duration risk of about 7.5 years. This makes the fund highly sensitive to interest rate changes, causing its net asset value (NAV) to decline when rates rise. TAIL relies on the historical negative correlation between stocks and bonds, but during inflation-driven periods like 2022 and 2026, both asset classes can fall together, reducing the fund's effectiveness as a hedge. Investors should be aware of this risk dynamic when considering TAIL for portfolio protection.
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