Tomorrow Is Your Last Chance. Here's Why You Should Be at NASDAQ.
I don’t write urgency posts for the sake of writing urgency posts. But this is one of the few times I genuinely mean it — what’s happening tomorrow at NASDAQ MarketSite is something most advisors won’t see again for a long time.
GraniteShares is hosting an advisor-only seminar on autocallable ETFs — the first of its kind — tomorrow, Friday April 10th, starting at 3:00 PM at the NASDAQ MarketSite in New York City. I’ll be there. Seats are nearly full.
WHY AUTOCALLABLES ARE DIFFERENT
Most income strategies right now force you to choose between yield and risk. High yield means credit exposure. Covered calls mean capping your upside. Preferred shares mean liquidity risk.
Autocallables work differently. They link income generation to predefined equity barrier levels — meaning you’re getting paid based on where a stock doesn’t go, not just where it goes. GraniteShares’ TLA and ANV — the first single-stock autocallable ETFs in the U.S. — are currently distributing at annualized rates of 20%+ and 17%+ respectively.
That’s not a rounding error. That’s a genuinely different risk-return structure.
WHAT TOMORROW LOOKS LIKE
The seminar runs 3:00–5:30 PM and includes three fireside chat panels:
How the structured product industry evolved from bank notes to ETFs
— with representatives from Nomura, HSBC, RBC, and Citi, moderated by GraniteShares CEO Will Rhind.
How advisors are actually using autocallables in portfolios today
— real allocation use cases, not theoretical ones.
The mechanics: trading, liquidity, and clearing
— with Jane Street, StoneX, and Nomura explaining how these ETFs actually function in the market, moderated by Matt Lamb, CAIA of GraniteShares.
Plus a live Q&A on the technology sector outlook — directly relevant given TLA and ANV are linked to Tesla and NVIDIA — and a drinks reception after. CE credits are included. The event is complimentary.
ONE THING TO DO RIGHT NOW
Reply to this email with “I’m interested” and I’ll make sure you get in. Tomorrow, 3:00 PM, NASDAQ MarketSite, New York.
If you can’t make it in person but want the full breakdown of how autocallables work and why I think this structure matters right now — read my full piece here: leadlagreport.com/p/the-first-autocallable-etfs-are-here
I’ll see you there.
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