https://seekingalpha.com/article/4396920-amplify-cwp-enhanced-dividend-income-etf-5-distribution
The Amplify CWP Enhanced Dividend Income ETF seeks to deliver cash flow of 4% to 7% gross of fees and commissions plus the potential for capital appreciation.
Since inception in 2016, DIVO has an average annual return of 12.5% with a beta of 0.78 compared to the S&P 500. TTM distributions are about 5%.
DIVO is strategically designed to offer high levels of total return on a risk-adjusted basis.
Mutual Fund Observer classifies DIVO as a Great Owl Fund in the Equity Income Category with a MFO Rating of 5 (Best) and MFO Risk of 4 (Similar to S&P 500).
Morningstar's new Crowd Sense metric rates DIVO as "High Attention" and "High Appeal". It gives DIVO a quantitative Five Star Rating and Bronze Medal Performance.

TMSRX has a drawdown -6.5% in March. Otherwise it has been quite good and managed to out-perform bond index. Let's hope it continue to do well in 2021.
If you don't mind the high ER, River Park Long/short fund is up over 50% this year with ER at 2%.

Fascinating to track how it remains the barest hair ahead of VONE over all large intervals from 10y on in --- so consistent. How dey do dat?

From M* Fund Report by Venkata Sai Uppaluri:
"The fund samples the Russell 1000 Index to
minimize taxable dividends while approximating the
composition of the Russell 1000 Index. To do this, the
fund invests in stocks that pay lower dividends within
the index, harvests tax losses when available to offset
capital gains, and minimizes turnover that can unlock
capital gain taxes. The portfolio managers are
constrained by strict tracking-error limits to the Russell
index. Consequently, the fund closely approximates that
benchmark, with a low active share of 14%."

VTCLX is an actively managed fund that tracks the Russell 1000 Index while minimizing tax effects.
The fund has performed well and may be worthy of consideration.

Fascinating to track how it remains the barest hair ahead of VONE over all large intervals from 10y on in --- so consistent. How dey do dat?

wrapup and more
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/12/31/stock-market-record-2020/

VTCLX is an actively managed fund that tracks the Russell 1000 Index while minimizing tax effects.
The fund has performed well and may be worthy of consideration.

I use it (not nearly enough!) because it very slightly outperforms SP500 over 10-5-3-1y etc. (Same w/ CAPE, again not nearly enough, so faithless was I this last year.)

@bee - I'm wondering if you might use PRBLX instead of VONE if you were tying to replicate a Russell 1000 index fund.
Also, have some chosen to use that index instead of the S&P 500 index?

Since the slump start, 2/21, as good a checkpoint as any, not seeing a reason for any of these over VONE, except that MIEIX sure is a recent winner. (Or, indeed, for dip shallowness, much over AOR, which outdoes VLAAX.) VDIGX has big dip plus subpar performance td. DSEEX has the biggest dip of all, that bond sauce fail.

Not sure where best to put this, so I chose Other Investing.
Already, stimulus checks ($600) are indeed coming. I have an email from my credit union. Supposed to be deposited on 01 January, 2021.

nah, I disagree, it doesn''t even out...I'd take my chances with a slowly rising sea way before I went into some rat hole crime infested city led by Marxists and politco cronies looking to suckle of the teet of other's savings and hard work. Criminals and punks wilding and looting...ya that's a good idea, let's defund the cops...
I'll be putting my house up for sale outside Chi town in the next two months after 25 years...sell into this epic bubble....property taxes are 5x as in home in Asheville, for 1/5 the land and 1/3 the home value...too many taxing districts, now local school looking for more, more , more thru tax referendum, putting out feelers. Good Luck, they are insane asking for more tax revenue when so many out of work etc. Selling more video gambling licenses, trying to build large casino, selling weed...needs the tax monies to keep the socialism going...as all the folks with means and companies leave...
So ya, I still wave old glory and believe in living right and being free.
Good Luck to all,
Baseball_Fan

Too bad about the $100K minimum, I'll have to pass on this one. This fund has had decent performance overall, and is probably one of the better ALT funds.
TTL Assets are at $1.8B.

That wasn't the point. It's very probable that one of those 5 sectors will lag badly, Why allocate to it at all? Nobody expects 100% equality at all times.

Just noticed recently that AQR Long-Short and Market Neutral, about which much was typed here several years ago while they were soaring at a time not much else was doing anything, are now negative since inception (per M* growth of $10k charts).

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1261788/000089418920010078/infinityq497etempclosure.htm
497 1 infinityq497etempclosure.htm 497
Infinity Q Diversified Alpha Fund
Investor Class - IQDAX
Institutional Class IQDNX
A series of Trust for Advised Portfolios
Supplement dated December 30, 2020, to the
Prospectus and Statement of Additional Information (“SAI”)
each dated December 31, 2019
IMPORTANT NOTICE ON PURCHASE OF FUND SHARES
Effective as of the close of business on December 31, 2020, the Infinity Q Diversified Alpha Fund (the “Infinity Q Fund”) is closed to all new investment, including through dividend reinvestment, and the Infinity Q Fund’s transfer agent will not accept orders for purchases of shares of the Infinity Q Fund from either current Infinity Q Fund shareholders or new investors. Current shareholders, however, may continue to redeem Infinity Q Fund shares. If all shares of the Infinity Q Fund held in an existing account are redeemed, the shareholder’s account will be closed.
Shareholders will be notified when the Infinity Q Fund is re-opened for all investment.
Please retain this Supplement with the Prospectus and SAI.

This year 5 stocks in the S&P 500 accounted for a 35% gain. The other 495 stock together accounted for a collective 5% loss. That's changing...see article linked below:
the-biggest-market-comeback-of-the-year

Follow up filing (see link for more information):
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1444822/000119312520329459/d78353d497.htm

My MEGMX purchase was made in early May. I looked at ARTYX at that time but was wanted a fund that would be EM per my way of viewing things and had a hard time thinking of stocks like VISA, Netflix, and Nike as being EM stocks (M* lists ARTYX as currently being 28% US Equity).
Here are a couple of links for MEGMX. It appears to clearly be a foreign stock fund:
Fact Sheet
11/30 Holdings
Time will tell what impact the Chinese government's regulations updates will have on Alibaba, Tencent, and other internet-based companies. My suspicion is that the problems will get ironed out once the government is satisfied it has reasserted its control. But, the fund managers get paid to sort those problems out.