SPDH, the Tuttle Capital SPY Income and Hedge ETF, is an ETF whose main story is the income overlay.
Key facts
Against its peers
Nearest by size
The ETFs ranked just above and below SPDH by assets, among the 647 ETFs whose main narrative is the income overlay, largest first.
The narrative it carries
Its main narrative, at 70% of its exposure.
The income overlay →
ETFs built to pay income: dividend stocks, municipal bonds, preferred shares and covered calls.
This week its attention level is 48.7, in the WARM band, 17th of 22. 677 ETFs carry it.
Also carries: The fear layer →
Hedges, buffered ETFs, volatility and trend strategies: the products built around market falls.
How it is built
A plain ETF that owns its holdings directly. It sells put options, collecting premium in exchange for downside exposure. It counts toward its narrative's share of money.
Common questions
What story is SPDH selling?
SPDH’s main story is the income overlay, which covers ETFs built to pay income: dividend stocks, municipal bonds, preferred shares and covered calls. Its second is the fear layer.
Is SPDH leveraged?
No. SPDH is a plain ETF: it aims to move one for one with what it holds.
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