Neos Enhanced Income Cash Alternative Etf

CSHI is an actively managed fund that invests in a portfolio of US ultra-short term Treasury bills while utilizing a combined with a US large-cap put spread futures strategy

CSHI is an actively managed fund that invests in a portfolio of US ultra-short term Treasury bills while utilizing a combined with a US large-cap put spread futures strategy.

The Neos Enhanced Income Cash Alternative ETF aims to generate enhanced monthly income through a portfolio of T-bills and put spread options. CSHI carries risks related to short-term rates and a potential correction in the S&P 500, making it unsuitable for investors looking for cash parking vehicles. The fund's options portfolio is at risk due to low volatility, and a black swan event could result in significant losses. Investors should consider alternative funds like BIL or JAAA.

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Investors crowded into short-duration bonds for much of this year as rate risk remained elevated. With the Fed narrative potentially changing regarding rate hikes, many investors are now deploying a barbell strategy within bonds.

Don't Overlook CSHI for the Short End of Your Bond Barbell

The U.S. consumer continues to surprise as strong summer spending carries on well into the fall. However, an undercurrent of growing debt threatens to erode that strength, creating potential cause for concern looking ahead.

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It's been a great year for alternative income strategies as inflation, interest rate, and recession risk fears dominated markets. Garrett Paolella of NEOS and Christian Magoon of Amplify ETFs joined VettaFi's Tom Lydon to discuss alternative income opportunities at the Income Strategy Symposium hosted by VettaFi on October 27.

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Analysts and economists currently forecast for increased economic slowing heading into next year. Optimizing income from core exposures through enhanced tax efficiency allows for the potential of greater returns capture in risky markets.

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Investor uncertainty regarding the path of Federal Reserve rate hikes in the last two years has been a contributing factor to ongoing market volatility. With much still uncertain about the path forward regarding higher rates for longer, market volatility remains a threat.

Haunted by the Specter of Market Volatility? Consider CSHI

September's headline CPI print came out slightly higher than market expectations as inflation remains sticky. Markets slipped in trading Thursday as investor fears regarding rate hikes take further root.

Investors Seek Refuge in Cash Alternatives as Inflation Persists

Advisors and investors face a number of challenges in an environment of rising rates and recession risk. Optimizing income across core exposures to meet the challenges ahead could prove advantageous.

Increase Tax-Efficient Income Across Core Exposures With NEOS

Following last year's calamity in the bond market, it's not surprising that advisors and investors are looking for new avenues through which to source income. That search is leading many market participants to options-based exchange traded funds, including covered call ETFs.

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Investor worries of more Fed tightening and waning consumer confidence sent markets tumbling Tuesday. As challenges continue to mount for economic resiliency, investors looking to optimize their cash hedges against market risk should consider the NEOS Enhanced Income Cash Alternative ETF (CSHI).

When Equities Slide, Consider This Cash Alternative ETF

NEOS Enhanced Income Cash Alternative ETF began operations in August 2022, benchmarking its performance to the Bloomberg 1-3 Month U.S. Treasury Bill Index. CSHI generates income through a put spread strategy, investing in U.S. Treasury Bills and S&P 500 index options. CSHI is actively managed, and that works in its favor in this case.

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Markets are on the move ahead of the Fed decision later today as investors await potential guidance for interest rates looking forward. Despite — or perhaps because of — volatility and the traditional September slump for markets, advisors and investors continue steady allocations to the NEOS Enhanced Income Cash Alternative ETF (CSHI) this month.

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With 10-year Treasury yields hovering around 4.25%, cash instruments, including certificates of deposit (CDs) and money market funds, are having a moment. Actually, the moment is turning into an era because it extends back to early 2022.

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Market volatility and strong equity performance alongside noteworthy yields brought strong flows to the NEOS ETF suite in the last year. The ETFs offer high monthly, tax-efficient income within core allocations and celebrate their first anniversary from launch today, August 29.

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The economic and inflationary narrative appear hopeful for now according to markets in the wake of Fed remarks this week. Despite the hopeful trajectory, the path forward remains complex.

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Increasingly more advisors and investors are discovering the benefits of options strategies in their portfolios. There is great value in understanding and utilizing options strategies with the range of benefits they can provide portfolios, including protective puts.

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The inflation narrative remains a complex one, extending investor uncertainty and volatility in equities and bonds alike. Advisors and investors seeking consistent income opportunities need look no further than the NEOS Enhanced Income Cash Alternative ETF (CSHI) for its steady monthly distributions this year.

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In a still-uncertain second half, advisors and investors remain in search of ways to boost income potential and portfolio diversification. The environment has favored options strategies, particularly covered calls that continue to bring in massive inflows, but most advisors and investors are missing out on the opportunity.

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After months of predicted recession, the possibility of a “soft landing” appears to be back on the docket. Advisors and investors still unsure regarding both the short-term and longer-term economic outlook should look to opportunities in cash alternatives given current yields.

Wait Out the Evolving Economic Outlook With CSHI

A lighter-than-expected June CPI could bring a semblance of market normalcy after months of volatility. Advisors and investors looking to capture tax-efficient income across core allocations would do well to consider the yield opportunities in the NEOS income ETF suite.

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The Neos Enhanced Income Cash Alternative ETF seeks to generate monthly income in a tax-efficient manner. Their put option strategy allows them to distribute ~1.5% in additional yield while offering a favorable risk-to-reward ratio to investors. These mid-single-digit distribution percentages are paid out in the form of cash to shareholders on a monthly basis.

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Markets look to end a multiple-week winning streak this week as recession fears and aggressive Fed talk weigh heavily on investors. For those looking to hedge in cash in the second-half, the NEOS Enhanced Income Cash Alternative ETF (CSHI) offers opportunity.

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It's no surprise, given prolonged market volatility and uncertainty, that risk management remains the top concern of clients. That's according to advisors polled in a recent NEOS webcast hosted on the VettaFi platform.

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Cash alternatives continue to be particularly appealing this year given market stress and investor uncertainty. The NEOS Enhanced Income Cash Alternative ETF (CSHI) remains a popular choice with investors, with a noteworthy distribution and SEC yield.

The Cash Alternatives ETF With a Distribution Yield Above 6%

The Neos Enhanced Income Cash Alternative ETF combines short-term treasury bills with a systematic strategy to sell put spreads on the S&P 500 Index. The fund has delivered modest performance and offers a 6.2% annualized yield, with a yield premium of ~1.4% compared to the US Treasury 3 Month Bill ETF. The key risk is that outlier events may occur, potentially wiping out years of premium income, making it unsuitable for risk-averse investors.

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