TOP Alternatives To QYLD ETF With HIGHER Returns
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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2024
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QYLD is one of the most popular funds available today with super high dividend returns. Although the dividend yield makes it appealing for most investors the QYLD ETF is a bad investment. Today, I am going to be reviewing the best alternatives to QYLD that utilize the same covered call strategy that offers higher returns, all while maximizing your ability for dividend investing. Be sure to watch till the end in order to get a complete review of these high yield ETFs and their comparison against QQQ ETF.
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think of QYLD and it brethren's as a type of "High Yield" saving account...
Good video 👍👍. I’m concerned about a tech pull back’s (sector high PE) impact on BST. Your thoughts?
Interesting video. Interesting comments. If shares must be sold in BST and STK to 'beat' the yield of QYLD then you might as well just go after a growth stock like SPYG and sell shares for income. The next consideration is tax liability when shares are sold. The possibility also exists is to 'trade' QYLD or write call/put options. I sold 3000 QYLD in Dec. @ 23 because I expected it to drop. Thanks for the splendid insight. New subscriber.
Appreciate the insight!
Actually QQQ did a little better than SPYG over the last 10 yrs. 22% to 18% annualized.
interesting what difference a year makes. BST is down 30-40% so much for capital growth.
Yes, right, but if market drop QQQ, BST and STK will drop so much, but QYLD remain in same area.
Not necessarily as they are all implementing a similar collar strategy
If they drop.. that allows you to buy at a lower price, because they will always go up more than qyld…
Might want to look at how QYLD did during the Covid crash, went down 30%
@@unashamedly1776 BST drop 38%, STK drop 47%, and QYLD drop 29%
@@ciobanubogdan5619 I see that, but I wouldn't call a 29% drop "remaining in the same area"
looking for consistent cash. Not unrealized gains. If you are over 50 and you need to pay bills these stock do nothing for u
Hey CB, could NOT agree with you more!!! Misleading video title. For consistent cash am in QYLD, SCHD but looking at RYLD and NUSI positions for diversity.
Excellent analaysis. Thanks
This is the best valuable information , unlike the other videos on qyld hype.
Glad it was helpful! The purpose of this channel is to fight all the overhyped financial 'gurus' out there by presenting potential drawbacks and alternatives.
....Provide STK always rises!!! Compare QYLD and STK from 11/22/21 to date. Sure higher returns if you time your sells. One is described as a growth stock the other as a growth. No comparison.
Question is how much capital do you need left when you kick the bucket
Depends on how much you want to pass down.
Selling shares is actually a good thing if you want to keep your balance of cash to stock ratio becoming unreasonable.
is it true qyld has almost no fees ,compare to others and they where bad mouthing qyld recently.
the expense ratio is .6% which is pretty low, however, not as low as more traditional ETFs.
That is a incorrect statement . I bought glabeli utility stock GLU and Glo and Glq and clm that are all closed end funds that sell for a discount to nav
Look at NUSI, DIVO, JEPI at alternatives to QYLD. ETF to ETF.
Any random pick of any Major ETF would likely beat QYLD in returns. The video is pointless, because the only reason people will logically buy QYLD is an immediate income need. Be it for retirement or income supplementing in the short term. So...maybe try to find a fund that will beat QYLD's income within a 5 year period?
The difference between the funds I laid out and other major ETFs is that they still offer extremely high dividend yields. Although not as high as QYLD you can still receive income and outperform in capital growth.
@@FinanceTheory Sure, do the funds provide a higher income with the capital appreciation after a 5 or 10 year period? That would be a comparison that makes sense.
Yes, I ran test with a $10,00 investment in the video around the 5:00 mark. It is clear that you would receive more income in the funds I listed. It does require you to sell shares, but would still have you outperforming QYLD in long term capital appreciation.
@@FinanceTheory I think we are going in circles. We both agree you will get higher returns via capital appreciation, covered call strategy ETFs will never beat growth strategy in a positive market.
What needs to be shown is a income generating class of ETF that can beat QYLD with higher INCOME in a reasonable amount of time. This is for people who want to actually use dividends for their monthly expenses, not the people within a wealth accumulation point in their life.
For example, if I invest in JEPI/SCHD/SPY, how long a timeframe before I can bring yield value to the level of QYLD (assuming no price or yield change for QYLD). So I have more capital, same monthly income, and as capital appreciated, I have higher dividends in the later years.
I agree with your point that most holders to QYLD would be individuals with an immediate need for income. However, another point of view comes from this You Tube creator contrary to that view. ruclips.net/video/MX71AI-c3qY/видео.html . Personally for a long term hold for total return I prefer BST as the long term total return crushes QYLD. The numbers don't lie.
What about DIVO or JEPI or SCHD?
There are hundreds of alternatives to QYLD so those are definitely valid. I simply laid out what I think is best for longer term holding.
SCHD is the best over the last 10 years
@@rcdyer why
@@whydoiliketotravel547 becasue is grows while paying dividends ..but not as fast as say ...VTI or VOOG or any growth etf...if you are young then do growth when you are approaching retirement then QYLD becomes that etf that will pay you montly ...but if you want to do the FIRE thing then invest on divdend stocks until you hit that magic number of the stocks becomng your montly income ..the problem is that dividend paying portfolios are hard to manage ..or rather say a headache to manage to produce the most montly, quaterly or yearly income ...any growth etf is set it and forget it ...
@@rcdyer actually QQQ would have been better. In last 10 yrs. SCHD earned 15% annually. QQQ earned 22% annually over same time frame.
BST dividend growth rate is pretty sweet
Where did you plot the total return plots?
On the Ycharts software. You have to pay a subscription unfortunately
BST and BSTZ have super high expense ratios which is concerning to me
Wat if your young and want to retire
Anyone on mtum and PDP. This would be a wise move if your crypto gains made you a millionaire by 30 years old because you're not ready to retire you still want to hustle.
So you got $200000, where are you stashing it?
Hes got like 400k. Lol. He has like 20+ funds
Bst expenses ratio .99 no thx like the meme this fuckin damm high
I stopped watching as soon as you mentioned the crappy yields...sorry but these are nothing special and you are speculating on their growth. Might just as well go to the roulette table and bet on black.
Consider getting a hair cut before making a video imho
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