REX NVDA Growth & Income ETF

NVII

Market cap $105M

My 21% yielding ETF portfolio continues to outperform major benchmarks in yield and total return, with recent strategic additions enhancing diversification. I replaced funds (AMZP, NVHE.U) with better suited ETFs, including quality Canadian and international equities with covered call overlays and modest leverage. New positions like CANY:CA, SIXY:CA, INTY:CA, YNVD:CA, YAVG:CA, and TDAX/TDAQ target sustainable high income, robust EPS growth, and exposure to leading sectors.

The REX NVDA Growth & Income ETF offers a 43% yield with weekly distributions, leveraging synthetic options for amplified NVIDIA Corporation exposure. NVII's strategy does not own NVDA shares, instead combining long calls, short puts, and covered calls, increasing risk and volatility. The fund's strong performance is tied to NVDA's bullish momentum but faces rapid NAV erosion in sustained downturns due to leverage and payout structure.

My updated Combined High-Yield Portfolio delivers a 21.04% average TTM yield, consistently outperforming SPY in total return across multiple periods. I emphasize a blend of high-yield ETFs—BANK:CA, UTES:CA, AMZP, NVHE.U, and NVII—balancing dividend growth, sector resilience, and global diversification. Covered call strategies on mega-cap growth stocks like AMZN and NVDA underpin both yield and sustainability, with selective exposure to Canadian financials and utilities.

With inflation and rising living costs, I recommend high-quality dividend ETFs to help offset expenses and build passive income. REX NVDA Growth & Income ETF offers weekly payouts and capital appreciation potential, but carries NAV erosion and short track record risks. SPDR SSGA US Equity Premium Income ETF provides monthly income, reasonable fees, and growth exposure, though its short history and variable distributions are risks.

It's been a great year for international equity ETF investors. Will it persist after Nvidia Q1 results?

REX Financial launched a single-stock exchange-traded fund tied to Nvidia , the powerhouse chipmaker that has dominated stock market returns over the last two years, on Wednesday morning, hours ahead of the release of Nvidia's earnings.