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Three Distinct Covered Call Strategies:
REX Traditional Covered Call ETFs
REX Covered Call ETFs hold the stocks within a specific index, offering the potential for NAV appreciation while also capping gains.
REX Growth & Income ETFs
REX Covered Call ETFs sell out-of-the-money call options on the stocks within the portfolio, rather than on the entire index, allowing these strategies to leverage the volatility of each stock to potentially yield higher premiums.
REX IncomeMax Options Strategy ETF
The REX IncomeMax™ Option Strategy ETF is a sophisticated strategy targeting the market’s most volatile U.S. stocks with an options strategy that dynamically adjusts to turn volatility into weekly income.
REX Traditional Covered Call ETFs
REX Covered Call ETFs hold the stocks within a specific index, offering the potential for NAV appreciation while also capping gains.
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REX Growth & Income ETFs
REX Covered Call ETFs sell out-of-the-money call options on the stocks within the portfolio, rather than on the entire index, allowing these strategies to leverage the volatility of each stock to potentially yield higher premiums.
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REX IncomeMax Options Strategy ETF
The REX IncomeMax™ Option Strategy ETF is a sophisticated strategy targeting the market’s most volatile U.S. stocks with an options strategy that dynamically adjusts to turn volatility into weekly income.
Income for All Investor Types
Traditional Stable Income-Focused: Covered Call ETFs
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Featured Funds: FEPI , AIPI , CEPI
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Focus: Seeks reliable monthly income from covered call writing on equity indexes.
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Ideal For: Investors seeking stability and predictable cash flow through proven option-writing techniques.
Featured Funds: FEPI , AIPI , CEPI
Focus: Seeks reliable monthly income from covered call writing on equity indexes.
Ideal For: Investors seeking stability and predictable cash flow through proven option-writing techniques.
Moderate – Balance of Growth & Income
- Approach: A blend of equity market upside potential combined with robust income generation.
- Ideal For: Investors desiring balanced exposure, with growth opportunities that do not compromise yield—designed for those wanting both capital appreciation and steady income.
Aggressive – IncomeMax Options Strategy
- Strategy: ULTI dynamically maximizes volatility exposures to pursue higher income opportunities.
- Ideal For: Investors comfortable with risk and market swings, seeking to capitalize on shifting volatility for potentially elevated returns.
| Ticker | Fund Name | Fund Page |
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| ATCL | REX Autocallable Income ETF | View Fund |
| FEPI | REX FANG & Innovation Equity Premium Income ETF | View Fund |
| AIPI | REX AI-Driven Equity Premium Income ETF | View Fund |
| CEPI | REX Crypto-Driven Equity Premium Income ETF | View Fund |
| ULTI | REX IncomeMax Option Strategy ETF | View Fund |
| GIF | REX Growth & Income Universe ETF | View Fund |
| COII | REX COIN Growth & Income ETF | View Fund |
| MSII | REX MSTR Growth & Income ETF | View Fund |
| NVII | REX NVDA Growth & Income ETF | View Fund |
| TSII | REX TSLA Growth & Income ETF | View Fund |
| HOII | REX HOOD Growth & Income ETF | View Fund |
| PLTI | REX PLTR Growth & Income ETF | View Fund |
| CWII | REX CRWV Growth & Income ETF | View Fund |
| LLII | REX LLY Growth & Income ETF | View Fund |
| WMTI | REX WMT Growth & Income ETF | View Fund |
| TLDR | The Laddered T-Bill ETF | View Fund |
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What is a covered call strategy?
A covered call strategy involves holding a stock (or ETF) and selling call options on that position. The seller receives premium income from selling the options, which can provide enhanced income and downside protection. However, gains are capped if the stock price rises above the strike price of the sold call option. REX Covered Call ETFs use this strategy to generate monthly or weekly income for investors.
What are the three REX Covered Call strategies?
REX offers three distinct covered call approaches: 1) Traditional Covered Call ETFs – These funds (FEPI, AIPI, CEPI) hold stocks within a specific index and write covered calls to generate stable monthly income while offering potential for NAV appreciation and capping gains. 2) Growth & Income ETFs – These provide approximately 1.25x leveraged exposure to single stocks using synthetic options, writing calls on roughly half of that exposure to generate weekly income while preserving growth potential on the uncovered portion. 3) IncomeMax Options Strategy (ULTI) – An aggressive strategy that dynamically maximizes volatility exposure on 20-30 highly volatile U.S. stocks to pursue higher income opportunities through weekly distributions.
Who should consider investing in REX Covered Call ETFs?
REX Covered Call ETFs may be suitable for income-focused investors seeking regular cash distributions, investors in flat or moderately bullish markets where upside may be limited, those looking to reduce portfolio volatility through option premium income, and retirees or income-oriented portfolios seeking enhanced yield beyond traditional dividend strategies. These strategies may be less appropriate for investors expecting significant market rallies or those prioritizing maximum capital appreciation over income. It’s important to understand the trade-offs between income generation and capped upside potential.
What are the tax implications of REX Covered Call ETFs?
Distributions from REX Covered Call ETFs may have complex tax treatment. Income received from option premiums can be characterized as ordinary income, short-term capital gains, or long-term capital gains depending on the holding period and type of options traded. Some distributions may include return of capital, which reduces your cost basis rather than being immediately taxable. The high distribution rates may result in significant taxable income, so these ETFs may be better suited for tax-advantaged accounts like IRAs. Investors should consult with a tax professional regarding their specific situation, as tax treatment can vary based on individual circumstances.
What are the expense ratios for REX Covered Call ETFs?
REX Covered Call ETFs typically have expense ratios that are competitive within the options-strategy ETF category. Expense ratios vary by fund and strategy complexity. Traditional Covered Call ETFs like FEPI, AIPI, and CEPI generally have expense ratios ranging from 0.65% to 0.95%. The REX Growth & Income ETFs and IncomeMax Strategy may have different fee structures due to their more complex synthetic options strategies. It’s important to review each fund’s prospectus for current expense ratio information, as fees can impact overall returns. While expense ratios are higher than passive index ETFs, they reflect the active management required for options trading strategies.
How do REX strategies differ from other covered call ETFs?
REX stands out with three distinct approaches. Traditional REX Covered Call ETFs focus on specific themes like FANG technology, AI, and crypto companies, providing targeted sector exposure unlike broad market covered call funds. REX Growth & Income ETFs use synthetic options to provide leveraged exposure (approximately 1.25x) while writing calls on only half the position, preserving more upside potential than traditional 100% covered portfolios. The REX IncomeMax Strategy (ULTI) actively targets the most volatile stocks in the market to maximize option premium income through weekly distribution cycles. Additionally, REX offers both monthly and weekly distribution frequencies, giving investors flexibility based on their income needs and preferences.
How do REX Covered Call ETFs generate income?
REX Covered Call ETFs generate income by selling (writing) call options on the stocks or equity exposure held in the portfolio. When these options are sold, the fund receives premium income which is then distributed to investors. Traditional REX Covered Call ETFs (FEPI, AIPI, CEPI) typically pay monthly distributions, while REX Growth & Income ETFs and the IncomeMax Strategy ETF (ULTI) pay weekly distributions. The amount of income generated depends on market volatility, as higher volatility generally results in higher option premiums.
How often do REX Covered Call ETFs pay distributions?
Distribution frequency varies by strategy. Traditional REX Covered Call ETFs (FEPI, AIPI, CEPI) typically pay monthly distributions. REX Growth & Income ETFs and the REX IncomeMax Options Strategy ETF (ULTI) pay weekly distributions. Distribution amounts may fluctuate based on option premium income, which is influenced by market volatility and other factors. Higher volatility generally leads to higher option premiums and potentially larger distributions.
What are the risks of covered call strategies?
Covered call strategies involve several key risks. The primary risk is capped upside potential – when stock prices rise significantly above the strike price, gains are limited as shares may be called away. Investors continue to bear downside risk if the underlying stocks decline, though option premiums provide some cushion. During strong bull markets, covered call ETFs typically underperform their underlying indices. Additionally, the option premiums received may not be sufficient to offset losses during severe market downturns. Distributions may fluctuate based on market volatility, and investors should not rely on consistent distribution amounts.
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