Frequently Asked Questions

An ETF that distributes dividends to shareholders every month rather than quarterly or annually. These are popular among investors seeking more frequent passive income streams.

The ETF list and metrics (yields, AUM, price decay, etc.) are refreshed daily from public sources. However, market data can change rapidly — always verify with your broker or the ETF issuer's official site.

It indicates whether the ETF's share price has generally declined since inception. This refers to price movement only — not total return (which includes reinvested dividends).

Very high yields can result from covered call strategies, return of capital distributions, leverage, or concentration in higher-risk sectors. High yield usually correlates with higher risk — always review the ETF's prospectus and distribution composition.

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