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Will, all of Spann's 4 excela funds are underwater, and MOO is under the index.

THE BLURB The Buy-Write Strategy is a popular way to generate regular monthly income through premiums, possible dividends and franking credits, and reduce downside in falling markets by supplementing falls in share prices with the income generated. Investing in the MOO™ Fund gives you...

So theoretically, with the acquisition of an AFSL, Excela's brokerage services can take the other side of Excela fund hedges, and the commish.

Moo still below the index and in the red, as are all of Excela's offerings.

I was elaborating the option income must be seriously underperforming the risk assocated with the FM's share selection. How anyone can justify this result after the marketing I heard, is stretching a very very long bow. Anyway, enough words. I'll just update the 4 funds' performance from time...

The excela fm is at least consistent.

2.5%pm compounded options income over 7mths on 10k, would return $1,887. MOO...

hmmmm.....

What were the fees again? And let's keep in mind fund performance is calculated with reinvestment of distributions, so those 2-3% intended monthly options returns should be compounding to the upside on the chart above. Let's keep in mind what the blue line crossing below the black line...

If it was, the blue line should track above the accumulation index by the option profit, not fall to the downside. The blue line fall is more likely attributable to fund manager individual share selection risk, exercise risk, and option premium selection risk. What was the advantage of the...

Peter should know....May will be interesting.