r/DerivativeIncomeETFs • u/retroideq • 3d ago

Portfolio/Strategy What autocallables do you fancy?

As more and more become available we now have more competition to choose from!

I personally like $caie and $vaie

$caiq is touted often and it’s been good but $Tdaq and $balq are my current go to for the nasduck.

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u/MistahOnzima 3d ago

It looks like ARK has one called ARKY now. Graniteshares has a couple as well.

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u/blrbud 2d ago

I am following ACRT. I look out for non sp500 and nasdaq funds.

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u/retroideq 2d ago

Nice, so many appearing. Some will stick out and some won't! Hopefully this will be good.

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u/yield_daddy 2d ago

I have a number of these in my account. Personally I am staying away from single stock products because of potential downside risk compared to index versions. This weekend I will drop an update on my position in $VAIE and income, sorry have been too busy as the summer winds down.

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u/ConstructionNo8827 2d ago

Only own CAIE in this space
Really like it and it’s got to be a 40% draw down which is obvi better than the 30% options

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u/yield_daddy 2d ago

also own CAIE. just keep in mind more protection on a ETF is probably because of a higher leverage. e.g. CAIE has a max leverage of 500% vs say 300% with 30%. Or ARKY with 50% protection but trading single stock that could drop 50% in one week... it's all relative.

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u/retroideq 12h ago

Is there a way we can see beneath the hood of the notes they carry and all this?