Roundhill Weekly T-Bill ETF

WEEK

Market cap $137M

The Roundhill Weekly T-Bill ETF offers exposure to very short-term Treasury bills with low credit risk and a 0.19% annual fee. WEEK prioritizes weekly yield from 0-3 month T-Bills, maintaining stable NAV, though some distributions may include return of capital if income falls short. Current market conditions show stable but slightly declining weekly flows for WEEK, as T-Bill spreads over SOFR and ON RRP remain narrow.

Most investors are aware of dividend exchange-traded funds that pay monthly.

WEEK ETF offers weekly T-bill distributions, without the use of option strategies or derivatives. It uses active management, leveraging ROC to maintain a weekly distribution. That's why I believe WEEK should not be mistaken for a traditional money market ETF or a cash parking tool.

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WEEK ETF offers weekly distributions from ultra-short T-Bills, catering to investors seeking regular income for everyday expenses or cash flow needs. The fund is low risk, holding only T-Bills with maturities under 3 months, ensuring capital preservation and a stable $100 NAV. While WEEK's yield is slightly lower than peers, its unique weekly payout schedule distinguishes it in the treasury ETF space.

Roundhill Weekly T-Bill ETF offers weekly income from 13-week T-bills, but charges a high 0.19% fee, making WEEK less cost-effective. iShares® 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF provides similar ultra-short Treasury exposure with a lower fee and monthly payouts, tracking an index passively. For investors who can look past the extremely short history for a weekly payout, the WEEK ETF gets a Buy rating. For others, I stick with the SGOV ETF.

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