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NEOS Nasdaq-100 Hedged Equity Income ETF

NUSI is an actively-managed portfolio of stocks included in the Nasdaq-100 Index combined with an options collar. The fund seeks to generate current income with some downside protection.

The first months of 2022 have seen pronounced market volatility as markets grapple with a confluence of pressures, from inflation to geopolitical risk and turmoil. There has been a rotation for some advisors and investors from some of the largest growth stocks, resulting in sharp price declines at several points for these often tech-heavy companies.

NUSI Offers Downside Protection for Nasdaq Exposure

I don't own that much of the Nationwide NASDAQ-100 Risk-Managed Income Fund (NUSI) anymore but I did want to update you on any news.

Equity ETFs: NUSI Takes Off April Call Options

NUSI is a particularly popular fund for dividend investors, due to the fund's strong yield and capped downside. Although the fund has many benefits, it has significantly underperformed in the recent past.

NUSI's Underperformance Explained

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Amid rising geopolitical tensions, investors may want to remain invested in the equity world but at the same time seek protection from a downside.

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We wrote about the clear superiority of JEPI vs NUSI earlier and then doubled down on the thesis in December.

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ETF Trends' CEO, Tom Lydon, speaks with Nationwide's senior director of ETFs, Margaret Farquharson, and Harvest Volatility Management's managing director and portfolio manager, Troy Cates, about the key risks seen in the market this season and what to expect going into 2022. To start, Lydon asks about advisors' concerns with chasing yield in a low-yield [.

Tom Lydon Discusses Risks and NUSI's Success Heading Into 2022

High-yielding dividend stocks can appear to be an attractive source of income for retirees, but can you afford the potential risk exposure? Economist Wade Pfau warned that owning stocks with a high dividend does not provide the same secure retirement income as owning safe bonds “because dividends can be cut,” Barron's reports.

Retirees Shouldn't Take the Risk of High-Yield Dividend Assets

The long bull market has helped old and young investors alike build their portfolios, but with equities pulling back, retirees should recognize the risks of being overexposed to stocks. More older Americans have allocated a greater portion of their retirement portfolios to the stock market.

Retirees May Be Too Complacent With Their Level of Risk Exposure

Retirees rely on bonds for stable income generation and lowering the risk of their investment portfolios. However, with the Federal Reserve eyeing multiple interest rate hikes this year, some are worried about the negative consequences of a tighter monetary policy on their retirement portfolios.

Retirees Should Consider Readjusting Their Portfolios for a Rising Rate Environment

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After 47 weeks and $4,700 allocated, the Dividend Harvesting portfolio is generating $317.03 in annual dividend income.

Dividend Harvesting Week 47 Update: $4,700 Allocated, $317.03 In Annual Dividends Yielding 6.52% Across 60 Positions

The stock markets have been a great source of returns for investors, but there comes a time when investors will need to cut back risks and re-adjust their portfolios. “There are several instances when adjustments are warranted,” Mark Mirsberger, CEO of Dana Investment Advisors, told CNBC.

Why Consider a Risk-Managed, Income ETF Approach

Investors have enjoyed a long and easy run when building their retirement nest eggs, but things are about to change, and many could be exposed to greater risks ahead. Nevertheless, there are alternative income exchange traded fund strategies that can help manage the risks.

An Income ETF Strategy to Help Retirees Manage Portfolio Risk

After a three-decade bond market rally, fixed income investors have grown complacent with their U.S. Treasury holdings. With interest rates expected to rise, it may be time to consider alternative income exchange traded fund strategies to better manage the potential risks ahead.

As the Fixed Income Environment Shifts, Consider Looking to Alternative ETF Strategies

We had an exceptionally bearish view on NUSI relative to JEPI. NUSI underperformed by over 6% in 1 month.

NUSI Vs. JEPI: Did The Huge Underperformance Surprise You?

Once you hit your retirement goals, it may be time to reconsider your investment portfolio's risk exposure. To maintain yield generation and help manage risk, retirees can also consider a risk-managed income exchange traded fund strategy.

Want to Seek to Better Manage Risk for Your Retirement Account? There's an ETF for That

Nationwide Adds 3 Managed Risk ETFs

As workers retire and look to their retirement savings to make ends meet, balancing risk exposure with steady income generation is important. Investors can turn to a risk-managed income exchange traded fund strategy to help diversify their portfolios.

Retirees Can Diversify Market Exposure With a Risk-Managed Income ETF

The Nationwide Risk-Managed Income ETF uses an options collar strategy to simultaneously offer investors a high income with the possibility of some downside protection among volatile Nasdaq-100 stocks. My statistical analysis of six strategies shows that NUSI's strategy, while proprietary, is likely to offer the best protection when the Nasdaq-100 falls more than 2.5% in any given month.

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Equities offer investors strong long-term returns, but risks are high, as are losses during downturns and recessions. These have become more frequent since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, as the world battles its largest disease outbreak in generations.

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JEPI Vs NUSI: Just One Clear Winner

As market conditions put pressure on steady yields for retirees, investors who rely on a fixed income source can turn to an exchange traded fund. The 4% rule has been popular for retirees to gauge how much money they will require each year without running their retirement accounts dry before 30 years.

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U.S. stocks have been caught in a wild swing of trading lately driven by a combination of factors like the resurgence in COVID-19 infections, inflation fears, and Fed's taper talks.

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As retirees face their golden years, it is important to have a plan and even include an exchange traded fund investment strategy to help manage retirement spending. Darren Coleman, Senior vice-president, and portfolio manager, Coleman Wealth/Raymond James Ltd.

An ETF to Help Manage Retirement Spending

As investors hit their golden years, it is important to shift gears and maintain a different mindset with your investment goals. “At retirement, other than Social Security, the regular income is gone (other than for the rare individuals who have guaranteed pensions).

Retirees May Maintain Income, Manage Risk with This ETF

Income investors are grappling with plenty of challenges in 2021. As if low interest rates across the fixed income universe aren't bad enough, what income is being earned is being pinched by inflation — a major concern for retirees.

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