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Neos Gold High Income ETF (IAUI)

Market Closed
3 Jun, 20:00
BATS BATS
$
53. 97
-0.48
-0.88%
$
117.64M Market Cap
6.27% Div Yield
139,276 Volume
$ 54.45
Previous Close
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Day Range
53.78 54.1
Year Range
48.25 64.57
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IAUI: Giving Gold The High-Income Treatment

IAUI: Giving Gold The High-Income Treatment

NEOS Gold High Income ETF offers a covered call strategy on gold, targeting high monthly income and potential appreciation. IAUI delivers a 12.53% distribution rate, with approximately 85% of distributions classified as return of capital. The fund stands out due to its straightforward structure and is managed by a team with a strong track record in covered call ETFs.

Seekingalpha | 5 months ago
IAUI: A Hold For 2026 As Gold Rally Slows

IAUI: A Hold For 2026 As Gold Rally Slows

NEOS Gold High Income ETF offers a 12% annualized yield and monthly distributions by selling covered calls on gold ETPs. IAUI is best suited for periods of gold price consolidation, providing steady income and potential outperformance versus IAU during sideways markets. While IAUI underperforms during strong gold rallies, its drawdowns are milder, and the fund balances income with capital appreciation.

Seekingalpha | 6 months ago
2 Gold Dividend ETFs That Are Must Buys Right Now

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Gold has doubled in price in the past two years.

247wallst | 6 months ago
IAUI: Harvesting 12% Yields And Diversifying Your Portfolio With Gold

IAUI: Harvesting 12% Yields And Diversifying Your Portfolio With Gold

NEOS Gold High Income ETF (IAUI) offers gold exposure with high yields by combining gold ETPs and a covered call strategy. IAUI provides income and capital preservation, making it appealing for income investors seeking diversification and reduced portfolio drawdowns. Covered calls on gold, as used by IAUI, can further lower volatility and drawdowns compared to holding gold alone.

Seekingalpha | 7 months ago