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Retail investors pour $35B into covered call ETFs, drawn by high yields but warned over fees and limited growth.
Covered call ETFs are drawing record interest from retail investors seeking higher yields, with over $35 billion invested across 17 Canadian providers by September 2025.
These funds generate income by holding dividend stocks and selling call options, boosting near-term returns but limiting long-term gains, especially in rising markets.
Experts warn they often carry fees up to ten times higher than standard ETFs, reducing total returns.
While they may benefit income-focused investors like retirees in low-yield environments, they are not recommended as core holdings due to reduced upside and higher costs.
Investors are urged to prioritize total return and fees over high yield claims.
Los inversores minoristas invierten 35.000 millones de dólares en ETF de opciones de compra cubiertas, atraídos por los altos rendimientos, pero advertidos sobre las tarifas y el crecimiento limitado.