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For some investors, traditional dividend shares not only scratches it itching. This created new interests to certain highly productive exchange funds.
These funds have a high product managed by indices or even individual shares targeting call strategies.
Here are two such funds worth looking more closely.
Customer TSLA option strategy ETF (TDY) is trading since November 2022. The Fund pays $ 4.83 to 62.37% or a stock monthly productivity.
TDY has less than 43% less than the last 52 weeks and is less than 54%.
The fund costs 0.99% or an initial $ 10,000 investment cost or $ 99 and is about $ 1.09 billion.
TDY’s strategy is built around a synthetic coated call approach. Instead of viewing and selling shares directly to Tesla (TSLA), the Synthetic Long exposure to buy and sell stock call options, generally exposed to synthetic prices near Six months, Tesla’s market price.
To create income, TDY sells short-term call options – usually graduation within a month – holiday prices are from 0% to 15% of Tesla’s current price. This approach allows TESLA to participate in price actions, but if the Sources of Tesla falls, about 15% of monthly gains to leave the fund separated from the Fund.
The portfolio is built to support these options based on the deductions, including the strategy, bonds, cash, stocks and short positions. His top holdings are completely different from traditional capital ETFs, which are compared to various payments with various payments and various payments with US Treasury notes.
Hurtihill S & P 500 Target 20 Managed Distribution ETF (XPAY) is the monthly distribution of $ 0.953 per share of $ 0.953 on 2025 on October 313, 2024. This is translated to bring more than 21% income.
As of July 2, 2025, the XPay decreased 4% of a year. The total assets under control are about $ 5.1 million.
The Xpay is actively managed and follows the performance of the S & P 500 index ($ SPX), but it does it with a unique twist. Instead of direct conduct of the index, Synthetic Exposure of the Fund, S & P 500, SPDR S & P 500 ETF trusts (spy), at least 80% of the net assets, S & P 500 invest in the synthetic exposure. This approach allows you to ensure the participation of the capital market while managing cash flow to support the Xpay’s ambitious monthly distribution target.
