Amplify CWP Enhanced Dividend Income ETF

DIVO

Market cap $5.25B

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The Amplify CWP Enhanced Dividend Income ETF offers high-quality dividend stocks with a covered call strategy for recurring monthly income. DIVO is heavily concentrated in top ten holdings, especially financials, and has out-performed JEPI in terms of total returns since May 2020. While DIVO's 4.6% yield is lower than JEPI's, its long-term NAV growth and pro-cyclical finance exposure provide upside potential.

The three ETFs below provide monthly dividend ETFs with competitive long-term gains.

Investors looking to generate income from their portfolio have myriad investment choices, ranging from simple, like buying dividend stocks, to more complex, like using options. If you don't like to complicate your life, you probably won't want to delve into options.

These exchange-traded funds pay you every month. SCHD pays every quarter. Their overall performance has also been better than the SCHD.

Building a resilient retirement portfolio requires a mix of disruption-proof income from REITs, midstream energy, and high-yielding assets, plus growth stocks and ETFs. Current market challenges—AI disruption, weak job market, inflation risks—make long-term planning difficult, but also highlight the need for self-reliance and diversification. Core portfolio holdings should include large, proven REITs, natural gas midstream companies, select high-yield stocks, BDCs, preferred equity ETFs, and actively managed income funds.

Income-focused investors have plenty of options at their disposal when it comes to exchange-traded funds (ETFs). One type of ETF that is gaining a lot of traction today is option income ETFs.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Amplify ETFs announces September income distributions for its income ETFs.

These dividend exchange-traded funds have all you can ask for. You can use the first one as a core holding and selectively pick out the satellites.

At various stages of life, we can have different financial goals and this will mean owning different exchange traded funds (ETFs).