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The United States Commodity Index Fund is an ETF that aims to replicate the SummerHaven Dynamic Commodity Index. The index selection methodology is based on backwardation, but it does not directly address the underlying risk factor and propensity for the commodity to rise or decrease in price. USCI has comparable returns to its peers but with worse risk/reward metrics and the highest expense ratio in its category.
Energy-heavy ETFs like GSG are top performers in the commodities market. The United States Commodity Index Fund, an energy-light commodity ETF, is also performing well. USCI is an optimized ETF that maximizes performance by choosing commodities and futures contracts with the strongest backwardation or mildest contango.
United States Commodity Index Fund, LP ETF is a commodity exchange-traded fund that seeks to replicate the performance of an index consisting of 14 futures contracts. The ETF's performance depicts a significant tracking error, with a trend suggesting it will only get worse.
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