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NEOS Real Estate High Income ETF (IYRI)

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Key data on IYRI

AUM

$231019800

P/E ratio

31.5

Dividend yield

11.0857%

Expense ratio

0.68%

Beta

0.095849

Price on IYRI

Previous close

$46.70

Today's open

$47.05

Day's range

$46.54 - $47.12

52 week range

$43.74 - $51.61

Profile about IYRI

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Headquarters

US

Exchange

CBOE Global Markets BZX

Issue type

Other

IYRI industries and sectors

Equities

Domestic

Large-Cap

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News on IYRI

Covered Call ETFs: The Promise, The Reality And My Top Picks

Market-wide risk-off sentiment is driving declines across major indices, high-growth stocks, REITs, small caps, BDCs, gold etc. Covered call ETFs present a potential hedge, offering defensive positioning and income amid elevated volatility and interest rates. Most covered call ETFs fail to deliver on their promise due to persistent losses, falling dividends, and opportunity costs during market rebounds.

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Seeking Alpha • Mar 23, 2026

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How I'd Build My Own $1,000 Monthly Paycheck With 3 Likely Safe Picks

Inflation has significantly eroded portfolio purchasing power, especially for conservative investors avoiding high-growth stocks. Traditional yield producers like Realty Income have failed to outpace inflation, worsening real income outcomes. I prioritize seeking high-yield, recession-resistant investments to generate durable monthly income amidst volatility.

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Seeking Alpha • Mar 21, 2026

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Hedge Your Portfolio With These Two 11%+ Yield Covered Call ETFs

Market uncertainty and elevated risks favor defensive positioning over growth-focused indices like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100. Because of all of this uncertainty, the overall volatility levels have increased, making option-based strategies more attractive. I see a huge merit in deploying capital into OTM covered calls, which strike the balance between defense and exposure to rich option premium income.

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Seeking Alpha • Mar 14, 2026

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IYRI Has Higher Distributions Among REIT ETFs: But At A Cost

Today, NEOS Real Estate High Income ETF offers a high 10.9% distribution yield via a covered call strategy on U.S. REITs. IYRI's performance has outpaced passive REIT ETFs in a sideways market, but its upside is capped due to the options overlay. I expect REITs to remain range-bound in 2026, but sector rotation could shift return drivers toward price appreciation, limiting IYRI's relative advantage.

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Seeking Alpha • Mar 7, 2026

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REIT Fears Could Give Way to Opportunity with this ETF

Commercial real estate investment trusts (REITs) recently tumbled, highlighting that segment's perceived vulnerability as yet another “victim” of the artificial intelligence (AI) trade, but investors' apprehension regarding select real estate stocks could evolve into a buying opportunity.

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ETF Trends • Feb 20, 2026

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2026 Is About Volatility And 10%+ Covered Call Yields

Volatility and dispersion are the likely key themes for 2026. The sky-high valuations and increasingly shaky economic/financial fundamentals support that view. At the same time, the market's "put mechanism," which has made the buy-the-dip strategy work since really the GFC, has not disappeared.

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Seeking Alpha • Feb 11, 2026

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Don't Buy REITs For Income Until You Read These 2 Strategies

REITs have significantly underperformed, delivering sub-5% annual returns that barely outpace inflation over the past five years. Persistent elevated long-term yields are the key driver of REIT underperformance, outweighing any short-term rate cuts by the Fed. I see odds of a REIT turnaround as below 50%, given structural yield pressures and limited inflation-hedging effectiveness.

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Seeking Alpha • Feb 4, 2026

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I've Never Been More Bullish On Covered Call ETFs Than Now (But With One Caveat)

The market seems to be increasingly punctuated by notable volatility spikes, while the broad indices (and AI names) struggle to justify their valuations. This is the necessary setup for covered call ETFs to come in and shine. However, there is a huge caveat (not that visible risk), which, if not properly considered, might lead covered call investors to be disappointed.

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Seeking Alpha • Feb 1, 2026

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IYRI: Not A REIT Fan But Love Income? Consider Collecting An 11% Tax-Efficient Yield Instead

Neos Real Estate High Income ETF offers a compelling double-digit yield and monthly, tax-advantaged distributions, making it attractive for income-focused investors. IYRI's covered call strategy generates income but caps upside potential, differentiating it from individual REITs with greater long-term appreciation prospects. The ETF's portfolio includes both high-quality equity REITs and riskier mREITs, increasing exposure to commercial real estate headwinds.

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Seeking Alpha • Jan 17, 2026

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Income & Catalysts Highlight 2026 Case for This REIT ETF

Broadly speaking, real estate investment trusts (REITs) and the related ETFs didn't do much worth writing home about this year, but there's optimism these income-generating assets are in store for better showings in 2026.

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ETF Trends • Dec 26, 2025

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