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An alien technology investment opportunity may be landing

Investor Tuttle Capital has found a great way to attract attention to the launch of its new AI-heavy set of ETFs. It has filed to register the Tuttle Capital UFO Disclosure AI Powered Exchange Traded Fund, which will invest 80% of its assets into companies it believes will be able to 'reverse-engineer' alien technology. This appears to be on the back of increased government disclosures about UFOs and alleged advanced technologies. The ETF will also short companies that could suffer from the introduction of alien technology. Presumably they're talking about Boeing, Starlink and that type of thing. "The ETF will short companies that are threatened or could be made obsolete because of any 'alien-level' technology that is discovered, its registration states," reports the FT. "UFOD's launch is not a sure thing, however, according to Tuttle. Without sufficient information sourced from government disclosures on UFOs, the product might not go to market, he said." Company boss Matthew Tuttle took the opportunity to note that Tuttle's other new ETFs all mostly based around AI. "'What AI can do is a game-changer, and I don't think people have fully wrapped their head around that,' said Tuttle, who added he used AI for 90 per cent of his investment process." Maybe the AI will allow us to become universe explorers too. How's that for a way to reverse-engineer your own speculations?