I’m joined by Matthew Tuttle, CEO of Tuttle Capital Management, to break down two of the firm’s newest ETF launches: MAGO (Tuttle Capital Magnificent 7 Income Blast ETF) and BITK (Tuttle Capital Bitcoin 0DTE Covered Call ETF) — part of Tuttle’s new Income Blast ETF series.Options-based income ETFs have exploded in popularity, but not all strategies are created equal. In this conversation, we walk through how MAGO and BITK are structured, the options strategies they use, and what income-focused investors need to understand about yield, upside participation, volatility, and NAV risk.We discuss why Tuttle launched the Income Blast series, what market conditions led to these products, and how these ETFs differ from more traditional covered call ETFs. Matt also explains how the funds attempt to generate income from the Magnificent 7 stocks and Bitcoin exposure, including the use of 0DTE options, and what tools are used to manage risk and limit long-term NAV erosion.If you’re researching high income ETFs, options income strategies, covered call ETFs, or looking to understand newer ETF structures tied to technology stocks or Bitcoin, this video provides a clear framework for evaluating whether MAGO or BITK belong in an income-focused portfolio.⸻Topics covered in this video include:• What the Income Blast ETF series is and why it was launched• How MAGO and BITK generate income• The role of options and 0DTE strategies in ETFs• Yield potential vs risk and volatility• NAV erosion, upside capture, and portfolio fit• Who these ETFs may — and may not — be appropriate forTickers discussed: MAGO, BITKIssuer: Tuttle Capital ManagementStrategy: Options-Based Income ETFs / Covered Call ETFsIf you want a better way to track your dividend portfolio, try Snowball Analytics! Here is my referral link (no added cost to you): https://snowball-analytics.com/register/dividendstockpileor you can use my promo code: DIVIDENDSTOCKPILE.Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5nncWeDeE7WvMM530DHwkg/join