
XSHP aims to provide monthly income by investing in Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (ticker: NASDAQ SPCX) and related derivatives. The fund gains exposure to futures, FLEX and OTC options, as well as synthetic long positions, which may reach up to 200% of NAV. To generate income, XSHP employs a range of option strategies, including covered calls, naked calls and puts, spreads, collars, and risk reversals. While these generate premium income, they may also cap potential upside. The remainder of the portfolio is invested in USD-denominated, investment-grade fixed-income securities. The…
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On June 17, Kurv Investment Management launched the Kurv SpaceX Enhanced Income ETF (XSHP), on Cboe. With an expense ratio of 99 basis points, the fund seeks to provide current monthly income through investment in stocks and derivative instruments of SpaceX.