1. Goldman Sachs predicts a 3% annual return for the S&P 500 over the next decade, making income-focused strategies like RDTE's covered call ETF appealing; 2. RDTE offers a high dividend yield with weekly distributions but lacks underlying equities, relying on synthetic covered call strategies, which may limit price stability; 3. RDTE's heavy reliance on return of capital for distributions raises concerns about the sustainability of its high yield and potential for future dividend cuts.
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