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The exchange is in early talks on a yes-or-no options product that mirrors platforms like Polymarket or Kalshi.
ProShares Russell 2000 High Income (ITWO) yields 11.37%. iShares Treasury BuyWrite (TLTW) yields 14.71%. Westwood Midstream Income (MDST) yields 9.03%.
ITWO’s daily reset covered call approach captures more upside than traditional monthly covered call ETFs.
MDST holds midstream energy pipelines earning fee-based revenues from increased US energy exports to Europe.
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Americans crushed by high mortgage rates and rents are paying the price for a Federal Reserve that allowed rates to spiral “out of control” under Chair Jerome Powell, Trump economic advisor Kevin Hassett said Sunday — amid growing political friction over a Justice Department investigation targeting Powell.
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A lot of people end up relying heavily on Social Security for income once they retire. And if you’re in the same boat, you might appreciate a boost to your monthly checks.
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President Donald Trump has boasted about strengthening the US economy since returning to the Oval Office. Meanwhile, millions of Americans say they’re struggling to afford food, rent, and other basic necessities.
Gary Cohn, Trump’s former chief economic advisor, said both these realities are true right now in America.
