Custom Structured Note – 1.7 Multiplier This note was issued and is no longer available. It is shown here to explain how this
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September 16, 2025
Custom Structured Note: Rainbow with 1.7 Participation Multiplier
By ira
September 16, 2025
Custom Structured Note – 1.7 Multiplier
This note was issued and is no longer available. It is shown here to explain how this kind of note works.
The Original IRA — Ira Koyner — is pleased to announce an exclusive, custom structured note available only through Triathlon Partners LLC. It’s designed to participate in equity-market growth with a favorable boost.
Watch Ira Koyner explain the full strategy in this video:
What it is — in plain English
A 5-year note linked to the futures excess return of three major U.S. equity indexes:
S&P 500 (SPXFP), Nasdaq 100 (NDXNQER), and Russell 2000 (RTYFPE).
At maturity, we calculate a rainbow-weighted average of their returns — then apply a 1.7× multiplier when that average is positive.
- Term: 5 years
- Underlying measure: Futures excess return for each index
- Ranking & weights at maturity: Best = 50%, Middle = 30%, Worst = 20%
- Multiplier: If the weighted average is positive, it’s multiplied by 1.7×. If the weighted average is negative, no multiplier applies.
Why the generous 1.7×? Two reasons: (1) the note uses a weighted average of three indexes rather than a single index, giving the issuer more flexibility to enhance terms; and (2) it’s tied to futures excess returns, which are typically more cost-efficient to hedge than direct index replication. These design choices allow for a higher multiplier.
Visual explainer: Rainbow weighting → then 1.7× multiplier
Best performer (50%)
Middle performer (30%)
Worst performer (20%)
Quick example
Suppose after 5 years the futures excess returns are: S&P 500 = +30%, Nasdaq 100 = +50%, Russell 2000 = +10%.
| Index | Rank | Weight | Return | Weighted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nasdaq 100 | Best | 50% | +50.0% | +25.0% |
| S&P 500 | Middle | 30% | +30.0% | +9.0% |
| Russell 2000 | Worst | 20% | +10.0% | +2.0% |
| Weighted average | +36.0% | |||
| Apply multiplier (× 1.7) | +61.2% | |||
Negative scenario: If the weighted average were −5%, no multiplier would apply; the final return would be −5%.
Available exclusively through Triathlon Partners
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