According to @ReutersBiz, options-based ETFs are posting record-breaking returns and are competing with traditional active managers, highlighting growing investor demand for income-focused strategies (source: @ReutersBiz). According to @ReutersBiz, GraniteShares’ Will Rhind said these products are not designed for long-term growth but will consistently offer higher yields than an unleveraged equivalent, underscoring their role as income vehicles rather than core growth holdings (source: @ReutersBiz). According to @ReutersBiz, traders seeking cash flow can prioritize options-based ETFs for yield capture while recognizing their trade-off versus long-term capital appreciation (source: @ReutersBiz).