Systematic strategies in two wrappers: three exchange-traded funds and six model portfolios. One of the funds has a piece of NYSE history attached to it.
THOR Financial Technologies builds systematic, rules-based investment strategies and delivers them in two forms: exchange-traded funds and model portfolios.
Systematic means the strategy follows a defined process rather than a discretionary call. The rules are set in advance and applied consistently. That is a design choice with real trade-offs, and it is not the right approach for every mandate.
THOR operates three actively managed exchange-traded funds, trading as THLV, THIR, and THMR.
THLV carries a piece of market history: it was the third exchange-traded fund ever to trade on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
That is trivia and it is also not. Reaching that floor requires listing infrastructure, market-maker relationships, and institutional credibility that a small firm is not generally expected to assemble.
Getting a fund onto that floor is not a performance claim. It is evidence that the infrastructure underneath it is real.
Beyond the funds, THOR maintains six adaptive model portfolios built on the same signal research. Models let an adviser use the strategies inside accounts they already custody, rather than through a fund wrapper.
THOR Signals publishes technical indicators on TradingView at thorsignals.com. THOR PM, at thorpm.co, is the portfolio management arm for advisers and institutions. The main site is thorft.com and the fund information sits at thorfunds.com.
The multiple domains reflect genuinely different audiences — a trader looking at an indicator and an adviser evaluating a model are not the same reader.
No performance figures, no returns, no comparisons to any index or competing product. Fund information, including prospectuses and the disclosures that must accompany any discussion of fund performance, lives on the fund’s own site.
Nothing here is an offer to buy or sell any security or a recommendation of any fund.
Co-founder and partner.