The new ETF trying to do a Buffett... with a monthly annuity
Imagine it like this: Warren Buffett's investment portfolio, wrapped in modern style, with an income stream entering the account every month like clockwork.
Yes, yes, this is exactly OMAH: a new, brilliant, ambitious ETF trying to make waves in the ETF world.
So what's the deal with OMAH? The new ETF, OMAH (full name: VistaShares Target 15 Berkshire Select Income ETF), was just launched in March 2025, and it's not just another ordinary ETF.
It takes direct inspiration from the portfolio of Berkshire Hathaway, the investment house of the Oracle of Omaha, and combines it with a modern layer:
Monthly income strategies based on smart options writing.
And here's the kicker: Its goal is to generate an annual return of 15%, distributed monthly to investors.
Not quarterly, not annually, monthly. Like rent, but from the market.
What's inside? The ETF is composed of 15 select stocks, ones Buffett himself would endorse (and some he actually holds).
Here's a taste of the composition: Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) – 10.41% Apple (AAPL) – 7.67% American Express (AXP) – 6.91% Kroger (KR) – 5.48% VeriSign (VRSN) – 5.28%
In total, about 80% of the ETF relies on the top 15, meaning you get a concentrated basket of quality.
How does it make money?
The OMAH ETF doesn't just hold stocks, it works actively:
1. Long-term investment in quality stocks (stable, profitable companies with a proven track record).
2. Active options writing strategies to generate premiums and increase returns.
The result: a combination of stability with tactics that bring in monthly cash.
Key figures: Assets under management - approximately $15.3 million.
Management fee: 0.95%.
Dividend: distributed monthly, based on stable income from options.
Who is this for?
For investors looking for:
Exposure to stocks like Buffett's.
Passive monthly income.
Use of advanced strategies, without doing it themselves.
Indeed, OMAHTASTIC. It's not an official name, but perhaps it should be.
An ETF that tries to take the method of one of the world's greatest investors and upgrade it not only with a precise mix, but also with an active and original approach to income generation.
This is a product that appeals both to the conservative investor who admires Buffett
and to the one who dreams of a "passive check" entering their account every month.
Is this a perfect investment?
Probably not (they don't exist).
But is it an interesting, innovative, and intriguing move?
Absolutely yes.
We are monitoring.