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LongPoint ETFs Opens the Market
Canada's fastest-growing ETF provider expands into double-leveraged single-stock exposure amid AI and aerospace demand.

Executive Summary
- LongPoint Asset Management Inc. launched three new 2x leveraged single-stock ETFs on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX): SavvyLong (2X) SpaceX ETF (ORBU), SavvyLong (2X) AMD ETF (AMDU), and SavvyLong (2X) Micron ETF (MUU).
- Trading commenced on June 17, 2026, following an official market opening ceremony with TSX leadership.
- The products target active Canadian investors seeking tactical, CAD-denominated exposure to high-demand sectors (semiconductors and aerospace).
- LongPoint notes it was the fastest-growing ETF provider in Canada by percentage in 2025 and currently manages 52 ETFs with over $400 million in assets under management.
- The release emphasizes the speculative, short-term nature of the products, warning of compounding effects, volatility decay, and amplified losses.
Material Impact
- Product launches are standard operational expansions for asset managers and do not constitute transformative events.
- Revenue impact will be incremental, driven by management fees and potential trading volume, but no fee tiers, AUM targets, or launch inflows are disclosed.
- Leveraged single-stock ETFs are inherently high-risk, high-turnover instruments. They typically attract short-term traders rather than long-term capital, limiting sustainable AUM growth and fee compounding.
- No debt, capital raise, or balance sheet impact is mentioned. The event is purely product-driven.
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Company Overview
- LongPoint Asset Management Inc. is a Canadian exchange-traded fund provider focused on leveraged and tactical investment solutions.
- The firm manages 52 Canadian-listed ETFs and positions itself as the fastest-growing ETF provider in Canada on a percentage basis in 2025.
- Product strategy centers on high-beta, short-term trading instruments, including leveraged energy, index, and now single-stock ETFs.
- Target audience is active/sophisticated investors rather than passive long-term allocators.