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The new NEOS Nasdaq-100 Hedged Equity Income ETF (NUSI) provides new chances for both income and technology investors. Its approach aims to deliver tax-efficient monthly income while also giving some protection against losses in the Nasdaq-100.
Monday's market sell-off caused investors significant pain, though it seems the market has recovered. The sell-off hit all types of investors and strategies given how much tech in particular lost ground.
Although NUSI has been able to offer reduced volatility, the fund has seen lower overall performance compared to peer risk-managed income ETFs. NUSI has relatively high fees along with a dividend yield on the lower end compared to leading competitor ETFs. NUSI's risk management strategy has not been as effective as other income funds, as shown in its significant share price decline in 2022.
Time to switch to "Growth Income" strategy with NUSI ETF for monthly dividend income and capital appreciation potential. NUSI offers low volatility, high yield, and better performance compared to other option income ETFs based on QQQ. "FOMO" for AI growth is still strong, making NUSI a favorable choice for investors looking to capitalize on technology stocks.
Nationwide Nasdaq-100® Risk-Managed Income ETF uses options overlay to generate income on the Nasdaq-100® Index. NUSI offers a high monthly income and downside protection through its risk management strategy. The ETF's focus on the Nasdaq-100® Index may lack diversification, and its options strategies may be complex for some investors.
A muted economic outlook for the U.S. in 2024 underscores the importance of optimizing stock exposures now. The Nationwide Nasdaq-100® Risk-Managed Income ETF (NUSI) seeks to provide enhanced income within the tech sector while mitigating volatility through its collar strategy.
Despite sharp drawdowns in tech-centric indexes in the second half, advisors consistently demonstrate a preference for broad over targeted exposures within the tech sector. Advisors seeking exposure to the space through a risk mitigation lens may want to consider the Nationwide Nasdaq-100® Risk-Managed Income ETF (NUSI).
By Mark Hackett Thoughts The S&P 500® Index looks to extend the winning streak to five weeks, as encouraging inflation data, views that the Fed is done raising rates, and hopes for a soft-landing support markets.
Nationwide Nasdaq-100 Risk-Managed Income ETF saw its performance change dramatically this year after underperforming last year. It surprised many people to see a hedge portfolio perform so badly during a bear market while performing much better in a rally. This is because the fund actually changed its strategy in a significant way.
The Nationwide Nasdaq-100 Risk-Managed Income ETF aims to provide exposure to the Nasdaq-100 along with downside protection. NUSI uses a rules-based options trading strategy to generate income and reduce downside risk. NUSI has underperformed the Nasdaq 100 since its inception but has delivered lower levels of volatility.
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