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NEOS Enhanced Income 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF

CSHI holds 1-3 month Treasury bills and adds a managed S&P 500 index put-option strategy to seek enhanced monthly income. The Treasury sleeve is short-duration, but the options overlay adds market, derivatives, and loss risk that a plain T-bill fund does not carry.

Short-term Treasury bills with an SPX put-option income overlay

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NEOS Bitcoin High Income ETF

BTCI combines exposure to exchange-traded products that hold Bitcoin with an active call-option strategy designed for monthly income. Bitcoin volatility and capped upside can dominate the result, so a large distribution does not make the fund cash-like or reduce its potential for sharp losses.

Bitcoin ETP exposure with an active call-option overlay

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Global X SuperDividend U.S. ETF

DIV holds around 50 of the highest-yielding U.S. equities that also pass a low-beta screen, paying monthly. Relative to global sibling SDIV it stays in U.S. names and adds a volatility filter, but the same caution applies: yield-ranked portfolios concentrate in stocks whose high yields can signal stress, so payout and price should be evaluated together.

50 high-yield, low-beta U.S. equities

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Global X MLP & Energy Infrastructure ETF

MLPX holds midstream energy infrastructure companies — pipelines, storage, and processing — using a fund structure that caps direct MLP exposure at 25% to avoid corporate-level fund taxation and the K-1 form. It pays quarterly, the site's first quarterly payer, so income arrives four times a year rather than twelve and each payment is correspondingly larger relative to the distribution rate.

Midstream energy infrastructure equities, RIC structure

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Global X SuperDividend ETF

SDIV owns roughly 100 of the highest-dividend-yield equities in the world, equally weighted, and has paid monthly distributions since 2011. Screening on yield alone concentrates the portfolio in stocks whose prices are depressed or whose payouts may be at risk, and the fund's long-term share price history reflects that trade-off — the distribution rate is not a total-return figure.

100 of the highest-yielding equities worldwide, equal weighted

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Global X SuperDividend REIT ETF

SRET holds 30 of the highest-yielding real estate investment trusts globally and distributes monthly. REIT payouts are commonly taxed as ordinary income, and a yield-ranked REIT basket concentrates in higher-leverage or out-of-favor property segments, so the fund's income stream carries real estate cycle and interest-rate sensitivity.

30 of the highest-yielding REITs globally

weekly distributions

YieldMax Magnificent 7 Fund of Option Income ETFs

YMAG is a fund of funds that holds seven YieldMax option-income ETFs tied to the Magnificent Seven companies and pays weekly. It is broader than a single-stock fund but still concentrated in mega-cap technology themes, with capped upside, acquired-fund costs, and variable payouts.

Fund of funds concentrated in Magnificent Seven option-income ETFs

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YieldMax Universe Fund of Option Income ETFs

YMAX is a fund of funds that spreads capital across a broad lineup of YieldMax option-income ETFs and pays weekly. Diversification reduces dependence on one stock, but it adds acquired-fund costs and does not remove capped upside, variable distributions, or NAV erosion risk.

Fund of funds across YieldMax option-income ETFs

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Global X U.S. Preferred ETF

PFFD tracks a broad index of U.S. preferred securities and pays monthly. Preferreds sit between bonds and common stock: payments are generally fixed and rank ahead of common dividends, but prices are sensitive to interest rates and credit conditions, the sector concentrates heavily in financial issuers, and upside is limited compared with common shares.

Broad U.S. preferred stock index

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Amplify CWP Enhanced Dividend Income ETF

DIVO holds a concentrated portfolio of dividend payers and writes calls tactically rather than systematically — lower headline income than the mechanical call-writers, more room for price appreciation.

Dividend stocks with tactical covered calls

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Amplify CWP International Enhanced Dividend Income ETF

IDVO holds a concentrated portfolio of international dividend-paying companies and writes calls selectively to add monthly option income. Foreign-market, currency, concentration, and call-overwrite risks can all affect NAV, and the distribution can include estimated return of capital.

International dividend stocks with tactical covered calls

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Amplify CWP Growth & Income ETF

QDVO holds U.S. growth equities and writes covered calls tactically on a portion of the portfolio, aiming for monthly income alongside capital-appreciation participation. It is run by the same sub-adviser approach as DIVO but tilted toward growth names, so option coverage varies over time and income depends on when and how much premium is written.

Growth equities with tactical covered calls

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NEOS Russell 2000 High Income ETF

IWMI pairs Russell 2000 exposure with an actively managed index-option overlay to pursue monthly income. The strategy can limit upside and its small-cap exposure can be volatile, while published return-of-capital estimates are not the same as final tax classification.

Russell 2000 exposure with an active index-option overlay

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NEOS Real Estate High Income ETF

IYRI pairs U.S. real estate equity exposure with a covered call option overlay to pursue high monthly income. As with other option-income funds, premium income can cap participation when real estate stocks rally, and distributions may include return of capital whose final tax character is settled only in year-end reporting.

Real estate equity exposure with a call-option overlay

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NEOS MLP & Energy Infrastructure High Income ETF

MLPI combines midstream energy infrastructure exposure with a covered call overlay for monthly income, issuing a 1099 rather than a K-1. Energy infrastructure equities already distribute substantial cash; the option overlay adds premium on top while capping some upside, and the combined payout can include return of capital classified per issuer 19a-1 estimates.

Midstream energy exposure with a call-option overlay

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NEOS Nasdaq-100 High Income ETF

QQQI runs an options overlay on Nasdaq-100 exposure and manages distributions to be largely return of capital for tax deferral — which makes understanding ROC essential before reading its headline rate.

Options overlay on Nasdaq-100 with tax-aware ROC distributions

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NEOS S&P 500 High Income ETF

SPYI pairs S&P 500 exposure with an options overlay and tax-aware distributions, aiming for high monthly income with mostly return-of-capital classification.

Options overlay on S&P 500 with tax-aware ROC distributions

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Global X Dow 30 Covered Call ETF

DJIA owns the Dow 30 stocks and systematically writes index calls to generate monthly cash flow. The option premium comes with capped market upside, and the distribution rate should be read alongside NAV and total return rather than as a bond-like yield.

Systematic covered calls on Dow 30 exposure

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Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF

QYLD writes at-the-money calls on the Nasdaq-100 every month, converting nearly all potential upside into distributable premium. Income is high; long-run NAV has historically eroded.

At-the-money covered calls on Nasdaq-100

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Global X Russell 2000 Covered Call ETF

RYLD applies the covered-call playbook to small caps via Russell 2000 exposure — historically higher option premiums, and more sensitivity to small-cap drawdowns.

Covered calls on Russell 2000 exposure

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Global X S&P 500 Covered Call ETF

XYLD is the S&P 500 counterpart to QYLD: systematic at-the-money call writing that trades market upside for monthly premium income.

At-the-money covered calls on S&P 500

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Roundhill Innovation-100 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF

QDTE sells same-day (0DTE) calls against Innovation-100 exposure and pays out weekly. Selling daily options captures overnight moves that monthly writers give up, at the cost of daily upside caps — a genuinely different engine than QYLD or QQQI.

0DTE covered calls on Nasdaq-100-style exposure, weekly payouts

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Roundhill Russell 2000 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF

RDTE uses synthetic Russell 2000 exposure and sells same-day index calls to seek weekly income. Small-cap volatility can support option premiums, but daily upside caps, path dependence, and return-of-capital estimates can make both NAV and payouts uneven.

0DTE covered calls on Russell 2000 exposure, weekly payouts

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Roundhill S&P 500 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF

XDTE applies the same-day options playbook to S&P 500 exposure with weekly distributions — overnight market moves stay uncapped, intraday upside is sold for premium.

0DTE covered calls on S&P 500 exposure, weekly payouts

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YieldMax AMD Option Income Strategy ETF

AMDY uses synthetic Advanced Micro Devices exposure and call spreads to pursue weekly income. AMD's volatility can support large premiums, but it also creates concentrated downside risk and payouts that can change quickly.

Synthetic covered calls on a single stock (AMD)

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YieldMax AMZN Option Income Strategy ETF

AMZY uses synthetic Amazon exposure and sells call spreads to pursue weekly option income. Its upside can be capped while Amazon-related losses still reach the fund, so the payout and NAV can both move sharply.

Synthetic covered calls on a single stock (AMZN)

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YieldMax AAPL Option Income Strategy ETF

APLY uses synthetic Apple exposure and sells call spreads to generate weekly option income. The calls limit some upside while the fund remains exposed to Apple declines, and neither the payout nor NAV is designed to be steady.

Synthetic covered calls on a single stock (AAPL)

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YieldMax COIN Option Income Strategy ETF

CONY writes options on a synthetic Coinbase position, layering crypto-market volatility on top of single-stock risk. Distributions are large because the risks are; a high share is typically classified as return of capital.

Synthetic covered calls on a single stock (COIN)

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YieldMax GOOGL Option Income Strategy ETF

GOOY creates synthetic Alphabet exposure and sells call spreads for weekly option income. It can give up gains when Alphabet rallies while retaining substantial downside exposure, so its distribution rate is not a return forecast.

Synthetic covered calls on a single stock (GOOGL)

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YieldMax MSTR Option Income Strategy ETF

MSTY sells options on a synthetic MicroStrategy position — one of the most volatile large stocks in the market. Extreme headline yields, extreme NAV swings, and payouts that track one company's fate. The stress presets exist for funds exactly like this.

Synthetic covered calls on a single stock (MSTR)

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YieldMax NVDA Option Income Strategy ETF

NVDY harvests option premium on a synthetic Nvidia position. When NVDA rallies, the call overlay caps most of the gain; when it falls, the fund falls with it — the distributions are compensation for that trade-off, not free income.

Synthetic covered calls on a single stock (NVDA)

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YieldMax PLTR Option Income Strategy ETF

PLTY sells options on a synthetic Palantir position — premium income harvested from one of the market's most-watched, most-volatile names. As with every single-stock option fund: the yield is not a promise, the payout tracks one company's fate, and the calculator's stress presets are the honest starting point.

Synthetic covered calls on a single stock (PLTR)

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YieldMax TSLA Option Income Strategy ETF

TSLY runs a synthetic covered-call strategy on Tesla — single-stock concentration plus capped upside. Its history shows both very large distributions and substantial NAV decline; model it with downside scenarios, not just the headline rate.

Synthetic covered calls on a single stock (TSLA)

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YieldMax Ultra Option Income Strategy ETF

ULTY runs option-income strategies across a rotating basket of the market's most volatile stocks rather than a single name. That diversifies the single-company risk of its siblings — but the strategy still trades upside for premium, and headline yields this size always deserve the stress presets.

Actively rotated option-income sleeves across volatile single stocks

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Simplify Volatility Premium ETF

SVOL earns its distribution by harvesting the volatility premium from short VIX futures positions with tail hedges. Its income source is unlike any dividend stock — model it with wide downside scenarios.

Short VIX futures premium with hedges