XX invests substantially all of its assets in long-dated FLEX call options referencing ETFs that track the S&P 500. The options use a target strike price corresponding to an index level of 10,000 and expire at the end of the defined target period. If the index exceeds this target by the expiration date, the options may generate gains that exceed the premiums paid, creating the potential for significant returns through embedded economic leverage. If the index does not exceed the target, the options are expected to expire worthless, and the Fund may lose substantially all of its investment. Unlike daily-reset leveraged ETFs, XX's outcome is based primarily on the index level at the target date rather than daily compounding, although option values can fluctuate considerably during the period. The Fund uses cash-settled, European-style FLEX options and establishes a new target period with a new target level and expiration date after each period concludes. Returns may differ from the intended payoff because the options reference S&P 500 ETFs rather than the index directly.