High-Yield Option Strategies
These funds use synthetic covered calls to generate massive (taxable) income. Select a ticker to see if the yield outweighs the capital erosion.
Current Yield
75.8%
YieldMax MSTR Option Strategy
Ultra-high yield derivative strategy tracking MicroStrategy volatility. Note: some aggregators show a distorted ~250%+ "TTM yield" from a one-time special distribution — 75.8% is the current recurring distribution rate.
Current Yield
40.3%
YieldMax NVDA Option Strategy
Selling covered calls on Nvidia. Capturing massive premium while capping upside. Distribution rate has fallen meaningfully (was 54.2% in March) as NVDA implied volatility compressed.
Current Yield
42.6%
YieldMax TSLA Option Strategy
Income generation from Tesla volatility. High decay risk during bear trends.
Current Yield
12.1%
Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call
Sells covered calls on QQQ. One of the original high-yield covered call ETFs.
Current Yield
10.5%
Global X S&P 500 Covered Call
Covered call strategy on the S&P 500. Lower volatility than QYLD. Yield sources vary more than usual on this one (10.3-11.9% depending on methodology) — treat as approximate.
Current Yield
7.8%
JPMorgan Equity Premium Income
JPMorgan's flagship income ETF. Uses ELNs to generate premium income with lower volatility.
Current Yield
11.0%
JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income
JEPI's tech-focused sibling. Higher yield via Nasdaq exposure with ELN income overlay. Sources split on forward vs. trailing yield here (10.8-13.1%) — 11% is a middle estimate, not a precise quote.
Current Yield
3.0%
Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF
Gold standard dividend growth ETF. Quality companies with consistent dividend increases.