Want 20% Income Without the Weekly Gimmicks?
This Fund Targets Exactly That for 0.49%, and the IRS Mostly Waits Quick Read – XPAY charges 0.49% versus XDTE’s 0.95% and pays a 20% annualized monthly distribution structured entirely as return of capital. – Return-of-capital distributions defer taxes until sale, where gains typically qualify for long-term capital gains rates rather than ordinary income rates. – Each ROC payout reduces cost basis, and if cumulative distributions ever exceed the original investment, further payouts become immediately taxable capital gains. – Act now: the analyst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just named his top 10 AI stocks — and XDTE didn’t make the cut
Grab the names FREE today. The Roundhill S&P 500 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF (NYSEARCA:XDTE) has become a fixture in income portfolios that want an S&P 500 anchor plus a Friday paycheck. XDTE sells zero-days-to-expiration index calls each morning and distributes the premium weekly, which is why holders tolerate the 0.95% gross expense ratio.
The pitch is intuitive: keep S&P exposure, harvest weekly premium, get paid 52 times a year. There is a related fund from the same issuer that keeps the S&P chassis, targets a higher headline payout, charges roughly half the fee, and defers most of the tax bill until the position is sold. What XDTE Actually Delivers to a Holder The weekly cadence is the product.