PAYHTrueShares S&P Autocallable High Income ETF
The fund seeks to achieve its objective through exposure to an index (the “Autocallable Index”) that tracks a synthetic portfolio of autocallable notes linked to a custom volatility index. It is non-diversified.
TrueShares · Since 2025 (5 months)
0.74%
#3444 out of 5,332 ETFs
$24M
#3977 out of 5,332 ETFs
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5 months
#5103 out of 5,332 ETFs
Performance
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What's inside
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-16.3%
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Our take
Structural notes on how this fund behaves. Read our guide on the 6 warning signs.
Buffer ETF — downside protection at a cost
Defined-outcome funds cap upside (typically 8–20%) in exchange for partial downside protection (9–30%), priced via options. Fees are materially higher than the underlying index (often 0.70%+ vs 0.03–0.10%). For most pre-retirees, a simple stock/bond mix achieves similar downside behaviour at a fraction of the cost.
Source: Morningstar, 'Defined-Outcome ETFs: Useful or Uneconomic?' (2023)
Why we flagged this: strategy=structured_outcome + structured_outcome_strategy
Educational analysis of structural product characteristics. Not investment advice. Always read the fund prospectus and consult a qualified advisor before investing. More
Data updated on 2026-05-05