ATAC Rotation Fund Price & Performance (ATACX)

The ATAC Credit Rotation ETF (JOJO) has seen a dramatic rise in trading activity, with nearly 600,000 shares traded on April 4 amid heightened market volatility. The fund’s risk rotation strategy, shifting between Treasuries and junk bonds based on utilities’ relative performance, has attracted investors seeking defensive positions during recent uncertainty.123

Recent economic headwinds and widening high-yield credit spreads have prompted the ATAC Credit Rotation ETF to pivot heavily into Treasury holdings. As of April 23, over 79% of JOJO’s assets were in long-term Treasuries, reflecting a clear risk-off stance as investors seek safety from junk bond declines and market instability.145

With the return of negative correlations between stocks and bonds since March, risk rotation ETFs like JOJO have outperformed traditional benchmarks. The fund’s tactical approach—moving into Treasuries ahead of recent market corrections—has shielded investors from losses in high-yield debt, highlighting renewed interest in dynamic bond strategies.231