YieldMax Memory and Storage Portfolio Option Income ETF (YRAM) Price & Chart
YRAM ETF Chart & Stats
- Day’s Range
- $44.80 - $45.49
- 52-Week Range
- $41.91 - $56.65
- Previous Close
- $43.83
- Volume
- 5,421
- Average Volume (3M)
- 12.90K
- AUM
- 7.47M
- NAV
- 43.86
- Expense Ratio
- 1.01%
- Holdings Count
- 11
- Beta
- 3.87
- Inception Date
- Aug 24, 2026
- Last Dividend Ex-Date
- Oct 21, 2026
- Dividend Yield
- (5.26%)
- Shares Outstanding
- 175,000
- Standard Deviation
- N/A
ETF Overview
YieldMax Memory and Storage Portfolio Option Income ETF
YRAM — YieldMax Memory and Storage Portfolio Option Income ETF — is an actively managed, sector-focused ETF that targets the memory and data storage segment of the Information Technology industry. The fund builds a concentrated portfolio of global companies that design, manufacture and market memory semiconductors (DRAM, NAND) and data storage hardware (SSDs, HDDs, controllers and related components), offering direct exposure to firms such as leading memory-chip makers and storage-device manufacturers across Asia, North America and Europe. The ETF’s primary objective is income generation: portfolio managers employ options-based strategies — principally covered-call writing, cash-secured put selling and related option overlays — on the underlying memory and storage names to capture premium income. Those option premiums are collected and passed through as regular, typically weekly distributions, making YRAM an income-oriented vehicle for investors seeking recurring cash flow from a high-growth, cyclical technology niche. Because the fund focuses on a single, technology-driven subsector, it provides concentrated, thematic exposure to the supply chain powering data centers, consumer electronics and enterprise storage. That concentration can amplify both upside capture during memory cycles and downside sensitivity in downturns; the options strategy helps generate income and can partially offset volatility but may also cap upside potential. YRAM is therefore designed for investors who want targeted semiconductor-memory and storage exposure combined with a disciplined, options-based income approach rather than pure long-only capital appreciation.