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NEOS Real Estate High Income ETF : IYRI

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IYRI’s 10.9% Yield Is Shrinking, But Price Gains Are Making Up the Difference

David Beren | 1 minute ago

IYRI’s 10.9% Yield Is Shrinking, But Price Gains Are Making Up the Difference

IYRI hands investors a monthly check backed by real estate giants and options premiums, but the distribution has been quietly…

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