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Simplify Volatility Premium ETF

SVOL

Market cap $530M

16.82 USD

-0.01

0.06%

At close Updated Sep 15, 1:20 PM EDT

1 day

-0.06%

5 days

1.39%

1 month

2.5%

3 months

3.25%

6 months

4.67%

Year to date

-4.21%

1 year

-7.58%

5 years

-38.79%

10 years

-33.12%

News

Positive

Neutral

Negative

Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 50%

Neutral 33.3%

Negative 16.7%

SVOL: Tactical Buy To Collect High-Yield Income From Market Volatility

Simplify Volatility Premium ETF offers a 21% yield by capturing options premiums from shorting VIX futures, with a tactical Buy rating maintained. SVOL is best used as a tactical tool and portfolio diversifier, not a buy-and-hold income investment, due to its sensitivity to market volatility spikes. The ETF has delivered a 17.5% total return at NAV over the past year and over 9% annualized since inception, with solid monthly distributions.

SVOL: Tactical Buy To Collect High-Yield Income From Market Volatility

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This ETF Gets Paid More When the Market Gets Scary, and It Is Yielding Over 20 Percent

The Simplify Volatility Premium ETF (NYSEARCA:SVOL) is one of the few funds on the market that structurally profits when investors panic.

This ETF Gets Paid More When the Market Gets Scary, and It Is Yielding Over 20 Percent

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Retirees Chasing 21% Returns Should Know SVOL's True Cost

The Simplify Volatility Premium ETF (NYSEARCA:SVOL) pays a monthly distribution that currently annualizes to a yield near 21.9%, drawing income-focused investors.

Retirees Chasing 21% Returns Should Know SVOL's True Cost

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The VIX Futures Curve Signal That Could Cut SVOL's Yield in Half

The Simplify Volatility Premium ETF (NYSEARCA:SVOL) has quietly done its job in 2026: shares sit at $16, up 3% year-to-date and 14% over the past 12 months, while still pushing out roughly $0.28 a month in distributions.

The VIX Futures Curve Signal That Could Cut SVOL's Yield in Half

SVOL: Don't Buy The 21% Yield Illusion Heading Into Volatility Season

Simplify Volatility Premium ETF offers a buffered short VIX strategy, positioning itself as a tactical buy-and-hold rather than a core portfolio holding. SVOL's structure layers SPX puts and VIX calls over core short VIX futures, reducing drawdowns versus SVIX but introducing additional market risk via non-Treasury collateral. Despite a managed 21% distribution yield, SVOL's true annualized total return is closer to 8%, with NAV erosion due to financial engineering.

SVOL: Don't Buy The 21% Yield Illusion Heading Into Volatility Season

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Could SVOL's High 20% Yield Backfire? 2018 Says “Maybe”

Believe it or not, Volmageddon is now almost eight years behind us, but it is still fresh in my mind whenever I look at short-volatility products.

Could SVOL's High 20% Yield Backfire? 2018 Says “Maybe”

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This risky monthly income ETF yields over 20%, but beware of volatility surges

Have you ever heard the phrase “picking up pennies in front of a steamroller”?

This risky monthly income ETF yields over 20%, but beware of volatility surges

SVOL: Managed Volatility Exposure With An Appealing Twist

Simplify Volatility Premium ETF earns a "Buy" rating for its income-focused, inverse VIX strategy with downside protection via options overlays. SVOL targets -0.2x to -0.3x daily inverse VIX exposure, using up to 20% of assets in options overlays to mitigate volatility spikes. SVOL has delivered a 22.90% yield over the past year, appealing as an alternative to traditional fixed income, especially post-volatility spikes.

SVOL: Managed Volatility Exposure With An Appealing Twist

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Exclusively Mitigating Market Volatility For Yield Through SVOL

Simplify Volatility Premium ETF (NYSEARCA:SVOL) pays a 21.2% dividend yield by doing something most income funds avoid entirely: systematically shorting volatility.

Exclusively Mitigating Market Volatility For Yield Through SVOL

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3 ETFs Quietly Paying Over 15% That Most Investors Have Never Heard Of

One useful rule for income investors to remember is that when you use a covered call strategy, the level of yield you can generate is closely tied to the volatility of the underlying asset.

3 ETFs Quietly Paying Over 15% That Most Investors Have Never Heard Of

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