REX Shares Declares Monthly Dividends for Single-Stock Growth & Income ETFs

REX Shares has officially declared its monthly dividend distributions for March 2026 across its specialized suite of single-stock Growth & Income ETFs. This announcement covers six key funds tracking some of the market's most volatile and high-growth names: Tesla (TSLA), CrowdStrike (CRWV), Eli Lilly (LLY), Coinbase (COIN), Robinhood (HOOD), and MicroStrategy (MSTR). The payouts range from a high of $0.2042 per share for the TSLA-linked fund to $0.0523 for the MSTR-linked fund, reflecting the diverse volatility profiles and option premiums associated with each underlying asset during the preceding period.

These Growth & Income products represent a significant evolution in the exchange-traded fund landscape, specifically targeting retail investors who desire exposure to high-growth technology and healthcare stocks while simultaneously generating immediate cash flow. Unlike traditional ETFs that hold the underlying shares and collect corporate dividends, these REX funds typically employ a synthetic covered call strategy. By selling call options against a synthetic long position, the funds capture option premiums, which are then distributed to shareholders as monthly dividends. This mechanism allows investors to extract yield from companies like CrowdStrike or MicroStrategy, which traditionally reinvest all capital into operations rather than paying dividends.

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The payouts range from a high of $0.2042 per share for the TSLA-linked fund to $0.0523 for the MSTR-linked fund, reflecting the diverse volatility profiles and option premiums associated with each underlying asset during the preceding period.

The variance in the declared dividends is a direct reflection of the implied volatility in the options market for each underlying stock. For instance, the REX TSLA Growth & Income ETF's distribution of $0.2042 is significantly higher than its peers in this announcement, suggesting a higher premium environment for Tesla options. Conversely, the lower payout for the REX MSTR Growth & Income ETF ($0.0523) may indicate a shift in the fund's positioning or a period of relatively lower realized volatility for MicroStrategy compared to its historical norms. For investors, these distributions are the primary draw, but they come with the trade-off of capped upside potential; if the underlying stock price surges beyond the strike price of the sold calls, the ETF will not fully participate in those gains.