"Most investors know Berkshire Hathaway as Warren Buffett's legendary holding company. Fewer realize they can access a concentrated slice of its portfolio strategy through an ETF that writes covered calls on those same holdings. That's the premise behind VistaShares Target 15 Berkshire Select Income ETF (NYSEARCA:OMAH), an income-focused fund that delivers distributions through a Berkshire-inspired stock basket with an options overlay."
"OMAH's portfolio mirrors Berkshire's quality-focused approach through concentrated positions in mega-cap leaders. Apple anchors the strategy, reflecting the fund's conviction in proven technology franchises. The portfolio tilts heavily toward Financials, capturing the fund's emphasis on banking and payment giants that generate consistent cash flows. This concentration creates meaningful risk but also alignment with Buffett's quality-over-diversification philosophy. The return engine combines underlying stock appreciation with options premium income. OMAH writes out-of-the-money covered calls on core holdings, collecting premium that boosts yield beyond what dividends alone provide."
OMAH (VistaShares Target 15 Berkshire Select Income ETF) offers income by combining a concentrated, Berkshire-inspired stock basket with a covered-call overlay. The fund holds mega-cap leaders such as Apple and tilts heavily toward Financials, reflecting a quality-over-diversification approach that increases concentration risk. The ETF writes out-of-the-money covered calls on core holdings to collect premiums that supplement dividends and target monthly distributions. Covered call writing reduces upside participation during strong rallies in exchange for option income. The fund manages roughly $681.5 million in assets and charges a 0.95% expense ratio, positioning it between passive ETFs and pricier active alternatives.
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