If you’ve ever stared at Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio and thought, “I love the businesses, but I also want a fat monthly payout,” the VistaShares Target 15™ Berkshire Select Income ETF—ticker OMAH —was basically built for you. OMAH is part homage, part engineering experiment: it mirrors Berkshire’s biggest public equity bets and then overlays an options strategy designed to target a 15% annualized distribution , paid monthly (about 1.25% per month ). It’s the income-seeker’s attempt to bottle the “Oracle of Omaha” without giving up the cash flow. The catch? Options cap upside, fees aren’t cheap, and copycatting a legendary investor has pitfalls. Let’s unpack it all. VistaShares - +1 What OMAH Is (and Isn’t) The elevator pitch: OMAH owns Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) plus a curated set of Berkshire’s largest public holdings (think Apple, American Express, Coca-Cola), then systematically sells covered calls to generate monthly income. The goal is high, steady distributions , not max...