Today at 1 PM ET: Autocallable Income Strategies — Live with GraniteShares
Free 60-minute live webinar today at 1 PM ET with Matt Lamb, CAIA of GraniteShares — autocallable income strategies, YieldBOOST lineup, live Q&A. Register free.
Free 60-minute webinar. Live audience Q&A. Registration required — starts in a few hours.
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Income investors are staring at one of the strangest setups in years. Rates are off their peaks but haven't fully normalized. Equity volatility keeps refusing to stay quiet. Traditional fixed income remains a frustrating answer for anyone who needs yield without surprises.
In that environment, autocallable strategies have quietly moved from a niche structured-product corner of the market into something advisors and self-directed investors are actively asking about — and that's why I'm sitting down at 1 PM ET today with Matt Lamb, CAIA of GraniteShares for a live conversation on what these strategies actually do, where they fit in a portfolio, and where they don't.
What we'll cover
- How autocallable structures actually work — the mechanics behind the yield, in plain English
- The tradeoff matrix — autocallables vs. covered calls, buffered ETFs, and traditional fixed income
- GraniteShares' YieldBOOST autocallable lineup, including ANV and TLA
- Regime fit — positioning autocallable strategies across different volatility and rate environments
- Live Q&A — bring your questions
The details
- When: Today, Thursday, July 23 · 1:00–2:00 PM ET
- Where: Live Zoom Webinar (registration required)
- Cost: Free
- Format: 60 minutes · live · audience Q&A
- Recorded: Yes, replay sent to all registrants
Whether you're already using structured products in client portfolios, are skeptical of them, or just want a clearer picture of how this corner of the market works, this hour is designed to leave you with a sharper framework.
See you at 1 PM.
— Michael A. Gayed, CFA
Publisher, The Lead-Lag Report
Founder, Lead-Lag Media
Hosted by Lead-Lag Media. Sponsored by GraniteShares. Nothing in this post is investment advice. Read the prospectus. Investing involves risk including possible loss of principal.
