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The NEOS Gold High Income ETF offers high monthly income via a partial call-writing strategy, with a current distribution yield of 11.98%. IAUI provides some downside protection relative to gold but caps upside during rallies; its dynamic overwrite strategy helps support its monthly payout. Despite recent pressure from gold's decline, IAUI has grown to $650 million AUM and remains attractive for income-focused, conservative investors.
In 2026, surging global bond yields — including here in the U.S. — are acting as significant headwinds to the gold investing thesis. But all things considered, the 3.74% year-to-date loss sported by the largest gold-backed ETF isn't terrible.
Gold produces no dividends, no coupons, and no rent, yet one ETF claims to squeeze nearly 12% in monthly income out of it.
NEOS Investments, an asset management firm comprised of leaders and pioneers in the options-based ETF space, announces September monthly distribution amounts fo
As gold trades more than 20% below its late-January intraday record, many of the macro conditions that fueled its multi-year rally remain in place. For investors who still see a long-term case for the precious metal, however, one drawback remains unchanged: gold itself doesn't generate income.
Volatility in major indices has expanded the opportunity set for bargain hunting. In this context, I see opportunities that carry structurally attractive theses, but have been pushed down due to their magnified vol characteristics. I discuss 2 high-yield bargains for income investors willing to accept volatility while awaiting long-term value realization.
NEOS Investments, an asset management firm comprised of leaders and pioneers in the options-based ETF space, announces August monthly distribution amounts for t
The 2018–2020 yield desert marked an inflection point for covered call ETFs. Starting from the inception of JEPI, many names have emerged that have been widely adopted by income-oriented investors. However, apart from "7-10" flagship names, other instruments haven't managed to attract significant AuM figures.