YRAM Quick Facts
YRAM Risk Analysis
YRAM Dividend Stability
YRAM has a dividend stability score of 73.9 out of 100, meaning its distribution amount has been moderately variable over its recent payment history.
YRAM Advantages and Considerations
- Weekly payout frequency for investors who want frequent income.
- Notable recent drawdown (-24.3%).
Frequently Asked Questions
Risk data isn't available for YRAM yet.
YRAM's 30-day volatility is 49.2%, with a recent maximum drawdown of -24.3%.
YRAM has a dividend stability score of 73.9/100, based on how consistent its distribution amount has been across recent payments.
YRAM's recent maximum drawdown is -24.3% — the largest peak-to-trough price decline over the measured period.
The CRADY Score is a 0-100 rating that combines recent price volatility, maximum drawdown, and how consistent an ETF's per-payment dividend amount has been. A high yield alone doesn't raise the score — high volatility or irregular dividends lower it by design.
Covered-call ETFs like YRAM generate income by selling call options against their holdings, which caps upside participation and can mean distributions include return of capital. That income-generation approach is why they typically show higher volatility scores than traditional dividend-paying stocks.