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PJAN does not currently pay a dividend.
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The Innovator U.S. Equity Power Buffer ETF is designed to replicate the returns of the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY), though with a pre-established ceiling on potential gains. Simultaneously, it provides a protective cushion for investors, absorbing the initial 15% of any losses incurred over its specified outcome period. This fund allows for continuous investment, as its characteristics are recalibrated roughly once a year at the conclusion of each outcome period.
Buffer ETFs promise to absorb your losses so you can stay in the market without the stomach-churning drops, but the full protection guarantee comes with a catch that most investors discover only after they buy in.
Structured notes have long offered this kind of downside protection, but retirees had to lock up capital and accept illiquidity to get it. A new breed of ETF changes that equation in a way most conservative investors have not yet considered.
The ETF marketplace underwent a seismic shift at the end of last year with Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM) acquiring Innovator Capital Management.
Kathmere Capital CIO Nick Ryder and Goldman Sachs Asset Management Third Party Wealth co-head Bryon Lake join CNBC's Dominic Chu on “ETF Edge” to break down Goldman's Innovator acquisition and how defined outcome ETFs can help investors seek income and downside protection.
Bryon Lake, Goldman Sachs Asset Management Third Party Wealth co-head, joins Dominic Chu on 'Halftime Report' to discuss what buying Innovator Capital Management means for the firm, the opportunity in defined-outcome ETFs and more.