So what would three solid alternatives to this ETF be? Don't want all my Initial investment eroded away but would like a decent dividend , preferably monthly
decent analysis but it's missing the impact of the dollar index, in my opinion (or at least I could not spot it through the video). Expect better behavior of SDIV when the dollar is not as strong as today (highest dollar index in almost 20 years)
I sold all my lousy american dividend aristocrats which had less than 3% dividend yield and lost more than 30% value over the last years. With this money I bought the SDIV. It cant be much more worse.
Thanks Jackson - testing out some freelancers to get my content edited and free up my time. It’s a work in progress, hopefully the next one is cleaner. 😁
Similar to SDIV - they're just choosing the highest yielding options. Price chart speaks for itself. Plus they only hold 30 stocks. I prefer vanilla REIT index funds.
QYLD only did 1% more on total return for the year than SDIV while their (QYLD's) posted yield is substantially higher than SDIV's. So, it seems like QYLD isn't reporting correctly. I didn't do the extrapolations yet to see what the yield is on each dollar invested, but it's looking like, at the current prices of QYLD and SDIV, that SDIV may be a better investment than QYLD. This doesn't say much for QYLD. Then again, if QYLD is selling ATM calls on a rising NASDAQ that could explain the low return this year, but they may be showing average yield (circa 12%) in their summary. Agreed that SDIV isn't good for the reasons you mentioned, but now I think I need to dive deeper on QYLD since it is a sizable chunk of my portfolio. I would expect, given a stable price per share throughout the year, the total return for the year should equal the yield minus the cost ratio amount. Correct? BTW, Excellent video!!
Thanks for the comment! Tough to say on QYLD, it looks like there are plenty of ups and downs along the way. Ideally, if QYLD was flat all year, then the total return = annual dividend. But it may be tough to calculate with all of the recent price action.
I have taken a look at SDIV and what jumps out at me is their dividend paYout has been decling. Another is they are overweight real estate. If that real estate is China they are facing some big problems. I have decided against SDIV but remember the higher the return the higher the risk. PERIOD
If you bought almost anything after the covid dip you did just fine 😂 as fidelity showed, pre-tax returns are above 0%, so an IRA would help but there are still so many better options out there IMO
I've had the "good fortune" of owning SDIV since 2014. At this point it's a race - will I get enough dividends out of it to get my investment back before its price reaches zero? I'm not sure I will win. SRET has become just as bad. They have a "super" preferred ETF that lags every other preferred in the world. Not entirely sure who's behind global X but they're kind of lame stock pickers!
@@braden6992 Yeah good point. It's a very new fund so who knows. Tho looking at the IV of IWM (which is much higher than QQQ) the call premiums are definitely richer, perhaps suggesting they can maintain the value of the ETF while having a rich payout.
Global X should be renamed Return of Capital. Their supposedly high yields for the super series never could be maintained in terms of price and they probably knew that. It was a marketing ploy to get billions in assets under management.
Yeah, I’ve noticed a lot of that in their funds.. it’s sneaky, but like you said, it worked to get tons of AUM. That’s why we have to keep digging deeper. ✊🏼
So what would three solid alternatives to this ETF be? Don't want all my Initial investment eroded away but would like a decent dividend , preferably monthly
decent analysis but it's missing the impact of the dollar index, in my opinion (or at least I could not spot it through the video). Expect better behavior of SDIV when the dollar is not as strong as today (highest dollar index in almost 20 years)
I sold all my lousy american dividend aristocrats which had less than 3% dividend yield and lost more than 30% value over the last years. With this money I bought the SDIV. It cant be much more worse.
Hi Tyler. What do you think about the JEPI etf (from JP Morgan)? Thank you.
Chinese stocks are taking a beating due to government actions, so 17% in Chinese stocks is questionable. Very good video.
Another example of SDIV not properly screening out bad stocks!
Hey Tyler, audio sounds like you have the noise reduction just a little too high. Seems to be loosing some detail. Great video as always mate.
Thanks Jackson - testing out some freelancers to get my content edited and free up my time. It’s a work in progress, hopefully the next one is cleaner. 😁
Superb analysis as always. You're probably the best at this on RUclips, by quite some margin.
Wow thank you! 🙌🏼
@@ValueForInvestors Well deserved!
The advice in this video aged very well.
Btw QYLD and sdiv which one do you think is better when it comes to monthly dividend?
I’d personally choose QYLD over SDIV any day of the week, but I think there are better alternatives to both
what are your thoughts on SRET (Global X SuperDividend REIT ETF)?
Similar to SDIV - they're just choosing the highest yielding options. Price chart speaks for itself. Plus they only hold 30 stocks. I prefer vanilla REIT index funds.
@@ValueForInvestors thanks for the heads up 😊 I have a small amount and will look at moving it to another REIT ETF. I hold a few of them.
So which dividend etf do you highly recommend, if any?
I compare a bunch here: ruclips.net/video/4ej8HLaliyo/видео.html
Love this channel. One of the best on youtube. Should have way more subs.
Thanks Justin! 🍻
I just sold this stock. Its lost value over 2 years
QYLD only did 1% more on total return for the year than SDIV while their (QYLD's) posted yield is substantially higher than SDIV's. So, it seems like QYLD isn't reporting correctly. I didn't do the extrapolations yet to see what the yield is on each dollar invested, but it's looking like, at the current prices of QYLD and SDIV, that SDIV may be a better investment than QYLD. This doesn't say much for QYLD. Then again, if QYLD is selling ATM calls on a rising NASDAQ that could explain the low return this year, but they may be showing average yield (circa 12%) in their summary. Agreed that SDIV isn't good for the reasons you mentioned, but now I think I need to dive deeper on QYLD since it is a sizable chunk of my portfolio. I would expect, given a stable price per share throughout the year, the total return for the year should equal the yield minus the cost ratio amount. Correct? BTW, Excellent video!!
Thanks for the comment! Tough to say on QYLD, it looks like there are plenty of ups and downs along the way. Ideally, if QYLD was flat all year, then the total return = annual dividend. But it may be tough to calculate with all of the recent price action.
I have taken a look at SDIV and what jumps out at me is their dividend paYout has been decling. Another is they are overweight real estate. If that real estate is China they are facing some big problems. I have decided against SDIV but remember the higher the return the higher the risk. PERIOD
Sure but what if you bought into it after the Covid dip and it was part of your IRA so the dividends are not taxed ?
If you bought almost anything after the covid dip you did just fine 😂 as fidelity showed, pre-tax returns are above 0%, so an IRA would help but there are still so many better options out there IMO
Terrible audio, even worse than SDIV.
Thanks for suffering through some of it 😂 hopefully a one-time issue!
I have small positions in IGRO and EMDV to diverse into international dividends. Would like to hear your opinions on them.
Thanks for the comment Luis! I’ll have to check those out.
Good to know
Great video. Who cares about the sound. Great content is what matters.
Thanks 😂 the sound issue is fixed in my other videos, but I appreciate you seeing through it! (or hearing through it)
I've had the "good fortune" of owning SDIV since 2014. At this point it's a race - will I get enough dividends out of it to get my investment back before its price reaches zero? I'm not sure I will win. SRET has become just as bad. They have a "super" preferred ETF that lags every other preferred in the world. Not entirely sure who's behind global X but they're kind of lame stock pickers!
I think you'd like their RYLD fund however.
@@djayjp I like QYLD a lot ... but then again I've liked all their ETFs at first. Over time is when the troubles begin.
Hahah I’m hoping you can eek something out of it before you move on! 🤞🏼
@@braden6992 Yeah good point. It's a very new fund so who knows. Tho looking at the IV of IWM (which is much higher than QQQ) the call premiums are definitely richer, perhaps suggesting they can maintain the value of the ETF while having a rich payout.
Audio makes it unwatchable.
Thanks for the comment Justin. I’ll fix this on the next one. 👍🏼
Can you fix it on this one? Great content. Just painful to listen to.
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I'll be honest and say that I was a sucker for this ETF and hunkered down. And now I've lost almost US$18k in this ETF
Sometimes you have to learn the hard way 😔
Global X should be renamed Return of Capital. Their supposedly high yields for the super series never could be maintained in terms of price and they probably knew that. It was a marketing ploy to get billions in assets under management.
Yeah, I’ve noticed a lot of that in their funds.. it’s sneaky, but like you said, it worked to get tons of AUM. That’s why we have to keep digging deeper. ✊🏼
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