October 3, 2025
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PIP-VEVE Update: From Exit to New Highs

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Written by
Jeremy Askew

A quick catch up on the PIP-VEVE strategy:

End of the last cycle

We sold out of VEVE on 31 July when the price hit our target during the day (a.k.a. “intraday”). This was a departure for us, previously we have waited for the price to close above our target price.

However, we had been in the trade for 5 months and I felt the risk of acting during the day was worth taking.

In the end everyone got out at the same price.

VEVE dipped after 31 July – it was not until 22 August that the price hit our target again.

VEVE currently

Lower short-term interest rates are proving to be a short-term tailwind for most equities and your general portfolios have been doing very nicely. VEVE has also continued to climb setting a series of new highs, the latest being yesterday (2 October) at 92.98.

I think we can expect new highs to continue to be hit over the next few weeks.

PIP-VEVE and the new TCFP Funds

My current thinking is that the PIP-VEVE strategy and the new TCFP funds can happily coexist together.

We can mix and match the new funds, taking into account your PIP-VEVE allowance, and keep to the asset spread, risk profile and liquidity level you need.

If my thoughts change on this, I will let you know.