Neos Boosted S&P 500 High Income ETF XSPI

$49.57 -0.57 (-1.14%)

Valuation

Market cap
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Revenue TTM
$0
Net income TTM
$0
PE ratio
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Forward PE
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Profit margin
0.00%
Debt to equity
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Trading

Volume
48,300
Avg volume
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Day's range
$49.08 – $50.19
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Stochastic %K
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Beta
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Analysts
Strong Buy
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Price

Company profile

The fund is an actively-managed exchange-traded fund (“ETF”) that seeks to achieve its investment objective by investing in a portfolio of stocks that make up the S&P 500® Index (the “S&P 500®” or the “Reference Index”) and utilizing a call options strategy to provide high monthly income, which primarily consists of written (sold) call options on the Reference Index.

Phone
9144435008

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SonGoku Sep 22, 2:46 AM
Looking for higher yield funds with less or no nav erosion.. $NEHI $XBCI $XQQI $XSPI $CHPY BLOX This would be considered a higher yield income basket. But remember higher yield comes with more risk esp in a longer duration bear market. Invest accordingly..
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UhtOh Sep 2, 12:31 AM
$XSPI $0.7025
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Eh514 Sep 1, 2:44 PM
$XSPI still waiting to hear the payment for September
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MarketIntel_ Aug 7, 4:44 PM
9 high-yield dividend ETFs offering strong income potential while maintaining long-term price stability. $ODTE 14.0% yield $XSPI 15.0% yield $QQQI 14.0% yield $JEPQ 12.8% yield The goal isn’t just collecting dividends. The real game is building cash flow while keeping your capital working. High income + strong total returns is the combination many investors are searching for right now.
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UhtOh Aug 4, 9:52 PM
$XSPI $0.6994
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ETAlpha Aug 2, 9:52 PM
$XSPI is currently yielding around 15%. Here’s what that roughly looks like per day: $10,000 → $4.10/day $50,000 → $20/day $100,000 → $41/day $500,000 → $205/day $1,000,000 → $411/day High yields usually come with higher risks. Yield changes, price volatility, and capital stability remain key factors to monitor. Every candle brings new information. The market continues to reveal signals through price action. For more market insights and analysis, check my profile. Anyone watching or holding $XSPI?
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ETF_Trader1 Aug 2, 1:52 PM
The S&P 500 income ladder 📊 Same index exposure. Different income strategies. $XSPI — 15% $TSPY — 14.2% $SPYI — 12.2% $GPIX — 7.9% $JEPI — 7% The yield difference is significant, but investors should look beyond the headline number. Higher yield can mean: • More option income • More active management • Potentially less upside participation Lower-yield strategies may focus more on balancing income with long-term capital appreciation. The real question isn't: “Which one pays the most?” It's: “Which one best matches your goals?” Income today or growth tomorrow? Which S&P 500 income ETF do you trust most?
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NasdaqFrontier6 Jul 10, 5:25 PM
If you like Monthly Dividends...Buy 1) $XQQI 2) $XSPI 3) $OVL 4) $KQQQ 5) $TDAQ Monthly dividend products are attracting more investors, but the key is not just the yield—it’s the quality of the underlying assets and long-term return potential. XQQI provides Nasdaq-related exposure for investors seeking tech growth plus income; XSPI focuses on broad S&P 500 exposure; OVL targets higher income but requires attention to distribution sustainability and NAV performance; KQQQ benefits from technology growth trends but remains sensitive to market volatility; TDAQ focuses on innovation and technology-driven opportunities. These products can provide steady cash flow, but investors should balance yield, risk, fees, and long-term growth. A high dividend alone does not guarantee strong returns. Do you think “growth + income” strategies will become the next major portfolio trend?
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