The NEOS MSCI EAFE High Income ETF (NIHI) actively applies a covered call strategy on over 60% of its holdings to generate higher income, though this limits potential price gains. This approach benefits when market volatility increases and capital gains are flat, making NIHI potentially outperform peers like IDVO in such conditions. Investors might consider NIHI as part of a strategy aligned with changing monetary policies, currency trends, and a preference for value-oriented international stocks over US growth equities. The article emphasizes that NIHI’s structure is designed for income and stability rather than maximum growth, appealing in certain market environments.
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