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The Attacks Against My Favorite High Dividend ETF Are Pathetic

My Portfolio & Connect:   / dividendbull   It’s been incredible to see the NEOS S&P 500 High Income ETF, SPYI, rapidly gain traction among income-focused investors over the past two years. Due to its high monthly distributions and unique tax-efficient structure, by June 2025, the fund had already netted $3.5 billion in assets under management. This momentum accelerated into early 2026, where just six months later, the fund now manages $7.52 billion as of January 28th, 2026. This ETF's popularity is bolstered by a distribution that's consistently remained between 11.6% and 12.1%, much higher than other high yielding investments as well as other covered call funds. Furthermore, its ability to attract an average of $774 million per month in net inflows as of early 2026 really highlights its rising status as a top tier income holding. In other words, SPYI has become a blockbuster, and for good reasons. And whenever an investment becomes popular, there are always people who want to go after it. Their motivation is usually to attract eyeballs, especially if they’re getting paid for every person that clicks on one of their articles. This is the case for platforms like Seeking Alpha. But whether it’s Seeking Alpha, The Motley Fool, or here on YouTube, some people enjoy stirring the pot. And over the past year a small handful of people have published articles or made YouTube videos talking about why they think SPYI, or its sister fund QQQI, is not a good investment. And after reading and watching these attack pieces, I’ve come to the conclusion that nearly everyone who hates my favorite ETF doesn’t have a proper understanding of it. Dividend Bull PO Box 6913 Chandler, AZ 85246