IncomeShares Netflix (NFLX) Options ETP (GB:YNFL) Price & Chart
GB:YNFL ETF Chart & Stats
- Day’s Range
- GBP 483.80 - GBP 483.80
- 52-Week Range
- GBP 467.20 - GBP 734.00
- Previous Close
- GBP 473.90
- Volume
- 0
- Average Volume (3M)
- 294
- AUM
- 211.76K
- NAV
- 6.48
- Expense Ratio
- 1.10%
- Holdings Count
- 3
- Beta
- 1.16
- Inception Date
- Apr 29, 2026
- Last Dividend Ex-Date
- N/A
- Dividend Yield
- N/A
- Shares Outstanding
- N/A
- Standard Deviation
- N/A
ETF Overview
IncomeShares Netflix (NFLX) Options ETP
IncomeShares Netflix (NFLX) Options ETP (GB:YNFL) is a sector-focused exchange-traded product that provides concentrated exposure to Netflix within the Communication Services sector, specifically the Movies & Entertainment niche. The ETP dynamically allocates between directly owning Netflix shares and implementing a put‑selling options strategy on NFLX to generate income. By combining equity ownership (capturing intrinsic value) with active option writing (capturing extrinsic value in the form of option premiums), the fund aims to deliver yield and a smoother return profile versus plain long ownership of the single stock. The strategy is designed for investors who want targeted exposure to Netflix’s growth potential but also seek regular income and volatility management. When the fund holds shares, it participates in upside and downside movements of NFLX; when it sells put options, it collects premium income which can enhance total return and partially cushion downside, while carrying the risk of being assigned and acquiring stock at the strike price. The allocation between these approaches is adjusted dynamically based on market conditions and the manager’s risk/return objectives. As a concentrated, single‑name ETP in the Movies & Entertainment niche, GB:YNFL is best suited for investors with a high conviction in Netflix or a tactical allocation to the streaming and entertainment theme, and for those comfortable with company-specific and options-related risks. Potential advantages include enhanced income, active downside mitigation, and participation in equity upside; key risks include stock‑specific volatility, option assignment risk, and the concentrated nature of the position. Investors should consider how this targeted, active options overlay fits within a diversified portfolio and their own risk tolerance.