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This ETF predominantly invests in U.S. common stocks, specifically those that reliably distribute dividends. Its core strategy involves selecting high-caliber companies expected to deliver substantial long-term total returns, a potential stemming from their consistent earnings growth and a demonstrated commitment to progressively increasing shareholder payouts. Additionally, under typical market conditions, the fund engages in an options strategy, selling exchange-traded index call options while simultaneously purchasing exchange-traded index put options.
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The Core Alternative ETF holds 42 stocks with expected earnings and dividend growth, combined with options for downside protection. Despite outperforming the benchmark over the last 6 months, the historical return of CCOR is disappointing. HELO offers better returns, lower volatility, cheaper fees, and higher liquidity, making it a more compelling choice for downside protection strategies.
For investors seeking momentum, Core Alternative ETF CCOR is probably on the radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and is up 13.9% from its 52-week low price of $24.69/share.
CCOR, BALT, XRMI, PHDG and HEQT are included in this Analyst Blog.