
This ETF aims to track an investment strategy that involves holding the Nasdaq-100 Index while also generating income by selling call options on that same index. Ordinarily, the fund commits a minimum of 80% of its entire portfolio to the individual stocks comprising the index or to other financial products with similar market exposure. It should be noted that this fund does not maintain a diversified portfolio.
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ProShares Nasdaq-100 High Income ETF earns a Buy rating for its differentiated daily covered call swap strategy and strong performance versus peer buy-write funds. IQQQ's 100% options overlay and use of 1-day-to-expiration swaps can reduce theta risk and enhance returns during heightened volatility. The fund targets a 6% annualized distribution yield, though the actual yield currently sits at 4.62%, with distributions primarily from return of capital.