Employee of the Month: Humanoids vs Humans
It’s simple math: a robot that costs $16k upfront and works 16 hours/day is a bargain when compared to a $40k/year employee working 8 hours/day.| blog.roundhillinvestments.com
It’s simple math: a robot that costs $16k upfront and works 16 hours/day is a bargain when compared to a $40k/year employee working 8 hours/day.| blog.roundhillinvestments.com
Introduction Investors looking for exposure to the S&P 500 often assume they have to choose between simplicity, tax-efficiency, and income. But Roundhill’s two new ETFs, XPAY and XDIV, offer two very different approaches to achieving tax-efficient outcomes depending on whether you’re prioritizing income today or growth tomorrow.| Research
Introduction Most investors seek long-term capital appreciation via ETFs that passively track U.S. indices, like the S&P 500. Traditional S&P 500 ETFs are wonderful. They offer transparency, diversification, and tax efficiency, all in a single low-cost wrapper.| Research
In our latest blog, we explore how 0DTE covered call strategies are reshaping income generation while staying as nimble as possible to market movements.| blog.roundhillinvestments.com
Our latest blog explores potential shortcoming in systematic single stock covered call strategies, while offering a potential alternative.| blog.roundhillinvestments.com
Roundhill currently offers two different income-focused ETFs targeting the S&P 500 Index. The first is XDTE, the Roundhill S&P 500® 0DTE Covered Call Strategy ETF, and the second is XPAY, the Roundhill S&P 500® Target 20 Managed Distribution ETF. So how do the two ETFs differ and which may suit you best?| blog.roundhillinvestments.com
