The TDX Independence In-Target ETF (Ticker: TDX) seeks investment results that correspond generally to the performance, before fees and expenses, to the Zacks In-Target Lifecycle Index. The index contains exposure to three broad asset classes: Domestic equities, international equities, and fixed income securities. The initial allocation to each asset class is approximately 3% to international equities, 8% to domestic equities, and 89% to fixed income. The allocation to each asset class is adjusted by Zacks using proprietary methods. Five years after the fund's inception date the allocation to equities is gradually increased and seeks to match the same risk exposure to the Lipper Conservative Funds Index. Thereafter, TDX aims to replicate the Lipper equity allocation (approximately 33%) on a static basis to perpetuity. The quarterly security selection methodology is proprietary and not fully disclosed by the index provider.