How SVOL and Volatility Income can Fit in Your Portfolio

So no, I think uh I think ESVL um understanding it in a relative to a overall portfolio construct um positioning it properly, understanding, you know, when you do have those V spikes, what's inside of your portfolio is going to potentially hedge you from a little bit of that exposure. um it it can make sense from a generation of income.

Uh knowing your tax um consequences of receiving it and all that good stuff of course is important, but um but to that to that end, if you're just building a portfolio asphall, I think that muted portion of that volatility um it makes a lot of sense.

Um it's going to get people to stick to it.

Um and you know with a fullon full inverse the possibility of a complete wipeout is very very real right and I think uh you know uh with both of these or I would say much less so with SVL right because you're just you're you're not taking that full-on inverse exposure and I don't think you'll get completely wiped out of seal either but you could get really close.

Um, so I think that's just the reason I would give as fall the winner is it's easier to stomach in terms of how you would play it in context of building a portfolio.

And that's what we do here at ETF Action.

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