CPSL Calamos Laddered S&P 500 Structured Alt Protection ETF

Calamos0.79% fee$126m on Jul 31, 2026SEC filings ↗

As of Oct 9, 2026, CPSL's 12 sleeves publish no remaining cap and can fall 3.0% before their buffers.

not read by ETFIQ
Can still gain, weighted
3.0%
Fall before the buffers, weighted
100.0%
Protection left, weighted, index points
21
Days to the next reset
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WindowTotal returnSPY price returnGap to SPY
3M +1.4%+3.1%−1.8 pts
6M +3.5%+14.6%−11.1 pts
1Y +5.8%+16.0%−10.2 pts
Since launch +13.9%+42.5%−28.6 pts

SPY's column is its price return, dividends left out: the basis the outcome period uses. Source: ETFIQ.

In plain words

KindLaddered buffer ETF: a fund of 12 buffer ETFs
Reference indexSPY
SleevesCPSN, CPSD, CPSY, CPSF, CPSR, CPSP, CPSM, CPSU, CPSJ, CPSA, CPST, CPSO
Sleeve outcome periodsabout 12 months each, ending on 12 different dates
Weights (N-PORT)its report for Jul 31, 2026
Share of net assets in the sleeves ETFIQ reads99.91%
Can still gain, weighted (ETFIQ)not read by ETFIQ
Fall before the buffers, weighted (ETFIQ)3.0%
Protection left, weighted, index points (ETFIQ)100.0%
Next sleeve to resetCPSN on Oct 30, 2026, in 21 days
Days left, weighted (ETFIQ)188
Net assets (N-PORT)$126m on Jul 31, 2026
Expense ratio (485BPOS XBRL, Nov 21, 2025)0.79%
Sleeve CPSN, 8.33% of net assetsSPY, period ends Oct 30, 2026, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 6.1%
Sleeve CPSD, 8.33% of net assetsSPY, period ends Nov 30, 2026, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 5.4%
Sleeve CPSY, 8.33% of net assetsSPY, period ends Dec 31, 2026, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 4.7%
Sleeve CPSF, 8.32% of net assetsSPY, period ends Jan 29, 2027, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 4.1%
Sleeve CPSR, 8.33% of net assetsSPY, period ends Feb 26, 2027, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 3.5%
Sleeve CPSP, 8.32% of net assetsSPY, period ends Mar 31, 2027, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 3.8%
Sleeve CPSM, 8.31% of net assetsSPY, period ends Apr 30, 2027, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 2.4%
Sleeve CPSU, 8.29% of net assetsSPY, period ends May 28, 2027, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 1.6%
Sleeve CPSJ, 8.33% of net assetsSPY, period ends Jun 30, 2027, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 1.6%
Sleeve CPSA, 8.34% of net assetsSPY, period ends Jul 30, 2027, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 1.3%
Sleeve CPST, 8.34% of net assetsSPY, period ends Aug 31, 2027, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 0.6%
Sleeve CPSO, 8.34% of net assetsSPY, period ends Sep 30, 2027, can still gain not read by ETFIQ, fall before buffer 0.7%
How this is computed
Sleeve figures are each issuer’s own, as of the date shown; weights are the fund’s N-PORT; weighted figures are ETFIQ calculations, marked. How these figures are computed

Questions people ask about CPSL

What does CPSL hold?
CPSL holds 12 buffer ETFs: CPSN, CPSD, CPSY, CPSF, CPSR, CPSP, CPSM, CPSU, CPSJ, CPSA, CPST, CPSO. Its N-PORT for Jul 31, 2026 puts 99.9% of its net assets in them.
How much can CPSL still gain?
CPSL's sleeves publish no remaining cap as of Oct 9, 2026, so ETFIQ prints no weighted cap.
When does CPSL reset?
CPSL itself does not reset. Each sleeve resets on its own date; the next is CPSN on Oct 30, 2026, in 21 days.
Sources and dates
Prices, CPSL and SPY price returnTiingo end-of-day · Oct 9, 2026
Net assets, $126m on Jul 31, 2026SEC N-PORT

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Cite this page

ETFIQ, CPSL, buffer ETFs, data as of Oct 9, 2026. https://etfiq.com/funds/cpsl

Free to use with attribution for figures ETFIQ computes; issuer data stays under its owner's terms. The underlying files are at Open data.

Buffer
The first slice of loss the fund absorbs for you over its outcome period, stated on the reference index. A 15% buffer means the index can fall 15% before you take any of it.
The most the fund can return over the period if held from the first day to the last. Quoted gross and net of fees. Set by the option market on day one, so the same fund can have a different cap each year.
The window, usually twelve months and sometimes six or three, over which the buffer and, where there is one, the cap apply. On its last day the options expire, the fund resets, and fresh terms are struck from that day’s option prices.
Reset
The day one outcome period ends and the next begins, with a fresh buffer and fresh terms struck at that day’s level.
How much of the buffer still sits below today’s index level. All of it when the index is above its starting level; less once the index is inside the buffer range.