The Fund is an actively managed exchange-traded fund (“ETF”) that seeks to achieve its investment objective primarily by investing in a focused portfolio of U.S. equity securities. The Fund’s investment sub-adviser, Pinnacle Family Advisors, LLC (“Pinnacle” or the “Sub-Adviser”), will typically seek full equity exposure during periods of market strength and will seek to identify periods of market stress and to mitigate risk during these periods by increasing the portfolio’s exposure to U.S. Treasury securities, cash, cash equivalents, or bond index ETFs.

Pinnacle manages the Fund’s portfolio based on its proprietary model. The Fund’s initial universe of stocks is comprised of the largest 1,000 U.S. equity securities listed on major U.S. stock exchanges. As of the date of this prospectus, the market capitalization range for the initial universe of securities is between approximately $4.5 billion and $3.1 trillion. To be eligible for inclusion in the Fund’s portfolio, stocks must also have a closing price of at least $1, with a free-float (shares publicly available for purchase on the stock market) of at least five percent of the shares outstanding. The Fund’s portfolio excludes certain equity securities, such as limited partnerships, closed-end investment companies, and warrants. The complete list of excluded security types is set forth below.

Pinnacle uses its monthly stock selection model to identify 30 stocks to include in the model (as described below). In addition, Pinnacle uses two separate Market Risk Algorithms to identify whether there are positive or negative market signals which may impact the composition of the Fund’s portfolio. On the first trading day of each month (or more frequently intra-month if a market signal changes), Pinnacle will recommend that the Fund’s portfolio be reconstituted based on whether the Algorithms both show market signals as positive, one as positive and one as negative, or both as negative.

Fund Portfolio Positioning:

The Fund’s U.S. Treasury securities will include T-Bills (Treasury Bills) and Treasury notes. The Fund’s bond index ETF holdings will include short term Treasury bill ETFs and intermediate term Treasury note ETFs.

Top 30 Stock Selection Model:

Pinnacle uses its monthly stock selection model to identify the stocks that the model scores highest based on the following factors:

Each stock in the initial universe is scored based on the foregoing factors. That is, Pinnacle employs its monthly stock selection model to assign each stock with a score for each of Momentum, Relative Strength, and Earnings Revisions. Each score is weighted equally (i.e., a one-third weighting), and then combined into a single aggregate score for each company. The 30 companies with the highest aggregate scores are then included in the Fund’s portfolio.

The Fund’s portfolio allocation weighting among the 30 selected stocks differs depending on each stock’s overall model score. Each of the top 10 stock selections by model score receive a 4.25% weight in the Fund’s portfolio, each of the next 10 stock selections by model score receive a 3.25% weight in the Fund’s portfolio, and each of the final 10 stock selections receive a weight of 2.5% in the Fund’s portfolio.

Market Signals:

First Pinnacle Market Risk Algorithm:

The first Pinnacle Market Risk Algorithm makes three separate measurements. Each measurement considers the relative strength of a cash-like investment (earning a risk-free rate of return) versus that of one of three broad-based U.S. equity indices. The algorithm uses Treasury bills with 13-week maturities as a proxy for the cash-like investment.

The market signal produced by the three measurements works as follows. Note that a positive signal indicates normal equity market conditions. In contrast, a negative signal indicates the equity markets are subject to higher risks.

Second Pinnacle Market Risk Algorithm:

The second Pinnacle Market Risk Algorithm performs separate measurements of specific technical attributes of three separate broad-based U.S. equity indices. That is, for each index measurement, the algorithm measures the rate of change, relative strength, and moving averages of the particular index over various periods (e.g., 30, 60, and 90 days).

The market signal produced by the three technical index measurements work together as follows. Note that a positive signal indicates normal equity market conditions. In contrast, a negative signal indicates the equity markets are subject to higher risks.

The Fund’s portfolio turnover rate may be high.