The Peerless Options Wheel Income ETF (WEEL) is the first ETF to implement the 'wheel' strategy, which involves selling cash-secured puts and covered calls on sector ETFs to generate consistent option premiums. This approach suits volatile, range-bound markets and aims for income rather than capital gains, currently offering an 11.86% distribution rate. WEEL actively manages a diverse portfolio including Treasury bills and sector ETFs like gold miners and biotech, providing a hands-off way for investors to access this complex options strategy despite its 0.99% net expense ratio. This ETF simplifies the demanding process of managing multiple options trades for individual investors.
eBay CEO Jamie Iannone has sold company shares worth $2.3 million. This sale comes as eBay's stock has delivered a 12% return over the past year. The move may reflect personal financial planning or confidence in the company's current valuation. Inves...
Three equity REITs—Prologis (warehouses), Digital Realty Trust (data centers), and Federal Realty (grocery-anchored retail)—are reporting record leasing volumes and raising their 2026 Core FFO guidance. Prologis benefits from strong industrial demand...
Frontier Airlines, led by chairman Bill Franke, is introducing first-class seats on its Airbus fleet next year and adding SpaceX's Starlink Wi-Fi to enhance passenger experience and improve profitability. This shift reflects a broader trend among U.S...
Brown & Brown, Inc. maintains a Buy rating as its bolt-on acquisitions compensate for a slight 0.7% organic revenue decline in Q2 2026. The company's scale and BBB- credit rating enable accretive mergers and acquisitions, supporting an expected 7.5% ...
Latin America has surged 15% year-to-date in 2026, outperforming the S&P 500's 11% gain, supported by a weak dollar, strong commodity prices, and pro-business political shifts. Citi's report highlights the region's improved economic conditions, inclu...
