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This ETF Pays a ~12% Yield Annually, As Long As Markets Don’t Crash
Key takeaways
- The 11.76% yield comes from accepting crash risk: Investors collect premiums as long as the worst of three indices stay above the 30% barrier, but can participate in losses if that threshold is breached at expiration.
- It s a differentiated source of income: SBAR s returns come from volatility harvesting and structured products rather than dividends, bond coupons, or covered call strategies.
- Act now: the analyst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just named his top 10 AI stocks — and SBAR didn t make the cut.
This ETF Pays a ~12% Yield Annually, As Long As Markets Don’t Crash Tony Dong Thu, June 25, 2026 at 12:15 AM GMT+7 6 min read SBAR ^GSPC ^RUT NVDA Quick Read SBAR harvests tail-risk premiums: The ETF generates high income by selling barrier put options linked to the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, and Russell 2000.
The 11.76% yield comes from accepting crash risk: Investors collect premiums as long as the worst of three indices stay above the 30% barrier, but can participate in losses if that threshold is breached at expiration.
It s a differentiated source of income: SBAR s returns come from volatility harvesting and structured products rather than dividends, bond coupons, or covered call strategies.
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