BNDI ETF

Volatility remains a market mainstay of the last few years, creating challenges and opportunities for investors. While the forward-looking path of inflation and interest rates continues to be uncertain, volatility will likely linger.

NEOS Investments launched its latest expansion to its growing line-up of options income ETFs, offering long-duration Treasury exposure. The NEOS Enhanced Income 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLTI) began trading on Wednesday, December 11, on the Cboe.

As the end of the year draws closer, advisors and investors increasingly seek to optimize their portfolio's tax efficiency. The NEOS High Income ETF suite is worth consideration, providing exposure across core asset classes while adding layers of tax efficient income.

In a sea of options-based strategies, standing out may prove challenging for some firms. However, that's not the case for NEOS Investments, a firm that brings a long history of options-based experience to bear in its expanding high income ETF lineup.

NEOS Investments, manager of the popular NEOS S&P 500 High Income ETF (SPYI), launched its latest expansion in the firm's growing lineup. The NEOS Enhanced Income Credit Select ETF (HYBI), a recent mutual fund conversion, brings the firm's signature strategy to the credit space.

Options-based strategies appear here to stay, as broad adoption remains ongoing for institutional and retail investors alike. One firm, NEOS Investments, continues to carve out market share within the space.

Market volatility continues as investors anxiously await the Friday jobs report after a week of economic data indicating continued economic slowing. While the data proves favorable for rate cuts, economic weakening could spell trouble in the long term.

August's PMI print lends further supporting evidence to a Federal Reserve interest rate cut later this month. Investors looking to harness opportunities within broad bonds should consider the NEOS Enhanced Income Aggregate Bond ETF (BNDI) for its enhanced tax efficiency and income.

The ETF landscape grows ever more saturated, with more than 1,000 new product launches in the first seven months of the year. That's a record amount of new issuance.