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Purpose Premium Yield Fund ETF(PYF-T)
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Description

The Purpose Premium Yield Fund ETF seeks to provide shareholders with (i) high monthly income and (ii) long-term capital appreciation. The fund will achieve its investment objectives primarily by investing in the equity markets including by (i) writing cash covered put options to reduce the net cost of acquiring securities and receive premiums and (ii) directly investing in equity securities and writing call options on these securities to receive dividends and premiums.

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52-Week RangeLow price16.34-High price17.51
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