Fidelity Yield Enhanced Equity ETF

FYEE

Market cap $60M

Heading into the fourth and final quarter of 2025 continues to bring a high level of uncertainty. This isn't relegated to the equities market, but also the bond markets.

The ETF wrapper has provided issuers a powerful tool for a growing diversity of ETF strategies, and few fund types have benefited as significantly as options ETFs. VettaFi's Alternatives Symposium took on that topic and the growing ETF category Thursday, with leaders from firms like Fidelity Investments taking part.

Fidelity Investments has expanded its offerings of alternative investments with the addition of a managed futures ETF. Fidelity launched the Fidelity Managed Futures ETF (FFUT) on The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC on June 5.

Fidelity Investments has expanded its offerings of alternative investments with the addition of a managed futures ETF. Fidelity launched the Fidelity Managed Futures ETF (FFUT) on Nasdaq/NMS Global Market on June 5.

The Fidelity Yield Enhanced Equity ETF (FYEE -0.34%) is a relatively new exchange-traded fund (ETF). Based on the ETF's fourth-quarter 2024 dividend of $0.508 per share, it has an annualized dividend yield of over 7%.

Investing in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is one of the easiest ways to start generating passive income. You don't have to manage a portfolio of stocks.

For those looking to build a portfolio of income-producing assets that may allow one to live off of dividends in retirement (without having to sell much, if all, of one's invested shares), the following three Fidelity ETFs may be worth considering.

Building a sizable nest egg can take decades. But once it's there, it can fuel a sizable income stream for a lifetime.

The ETF landscape grows ever more saturated, with more than 1,000 new product launches in the first seven months of the year. That's a record amount of new issuance.

Options-based strategies remain popular with equity investors in a year of ongoing market volatility and uncertainty. Advisors and investors need look no further than the recently launched Fidelity options-based ETFs for their equity investing needs.