It's no understatement to point out that the Calamos Autocallable Income ETF (CAIE) has seen meteoric flows ever since the fund launched on June 25, 2025. CAIE has already accrued over $350 million in assets under management, a testament to its appeal. These flows aren't happening by chance. In today's environment, where advisors and investors are actively seeking alternative sources of income, CAIE stands out by offering a compelling and innovative solution. See More: Autocallable ETF CAIE Hits $300 Millio ...

Is it time to go on offense, or tighten your defense? That's the question many advisors and investors may be asking right now. Today's market isn't offering easy answers. We're navigating a landscape full of contradictions, where opportunity and risk coexist in equal measure. To say the U.S. economy has faced economic stressors lately would likely be an understatement. Concerns over government shutdowns, new tariff threats, persistent inflation, and more continue to rattle the country's long-term outlook. H ...

This fund builds out its portfolio by laddering a collection of autocallable yield notes. These market-linked investments generate coupon payments based on equity market performance. To break it down, CAIE's autocallables use the MerQube US Large-Cap Vol. Advantage Index as their reference index. As long as the performance of these notes doesn't drop below the barrier level of -40%, each of these notes will continue to bring in yield every month. Essentially, CAIE lets investors continue to earn competitive ...

It should go without saying at this point that the Calamos Autocallable Income ETF (CAIE) has attracted significant advisor and investor interest all summer. The fund launched at the tail end of June 2025. Since then, it has accrued significant inflows, passing the $150 million threshold in net assets by August. Interest from advisors and investors doesn't seem to be slowing down any time soon, either. Data from FactSet shows that as of September 12, 2025, the fund has seen over $100 million in net flows in ...