This is a dividend style etf so dont expect growth. Reinvest the dividends and or add more to get more shares to get more dividends. Yes the dividends vary,but your paid weekly too. I have all three QDTE XDTE and RDTE. These will be around and I dont see much nav erosion if any. QDTE does vary price wise abit more though.
You're correct! The main goal is to generate income. In this video the math is not for growth of share price but reinvestment of all or some distributions.
currently YMAX is a better choice as its 2x cheaper, so 2x those divs than QDTE. to really compare the two though need to take the weekly averages and apply from 9/20 to today and get Ymax of 0.20 and Qdte 0.24 so with a purchase price of 17.8 you get 1400 shares which is about 14,600 per year or 2x qdte
@Matthew-cp2eg I have made a video comparing the two with that same math you just mentioned. Here is the video link: ruclips.net/video/vaLbByoBGDI/видео.html
@Matthew-cp2eg I really appreciate your contribution to the conversation! Your insights helps us all understand these two better. I made a video comparing the two fund, here's the link: ruclips.net/video/vaLbByoBGDI/видео.html
Great question! Round Hill stands out primarily due to its unique approach to Zero Day to expiry call option ( a different strategy to managing the risk and volatility). Also, weekly dividend distributions and compounding is a bonus. The weekly payouts can really make a difference in how your investment grows over time.
That's a very good point. In this video I just made a simple monthly reinvestment. Weekly buying will accelerate your income a bit more but not too too much. I made a video on that. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/1GpQ-ebHTTY/видео.html
he is just using the yield. market fluctuations will affect this. the price is not static. yes it can up. it can go down. can do down massively. this video is making (very) broad assuming of the market. not good. OK you might get some insight here. nothing more than that. here is a formula a colleague uses on YMAG. i also belive YMAG is a good, stable and diverse income fund: he takes the DIV in cash. though has other cash in reserve as to buy more shares the day after the declaration date when the price drops by the price of the DIV stated the day before. he then takes 80% of the DIV for personal/expiernce use, ect. and keeps 20% in the investment fund as to buy more share on the day after the declaration date. so it is a balance. he takes MOST for income and re-invest some when the price (in theory) is lowest. he started with 900 shares a week before YMAG started paying weekly and with the MAG7 generally doing well...HE and this fund has grown and produced nicely. for this video folks. it is not as simple as looking at the yield like IF this is a CD.
Thank you for sharing your insights! Your colleague’s strategy sounds well thought out, and I appreciate the depth you bring to the discussion. It definitely adds to the conversation! Only one thing to remember, there's always risk when it come to investing. Markets fluctuates so the main thing is to have a plan and strategy before investing and stick to it for a while.
Thank you for sharing that with us! It's always inspiring to see others making big moves in their investments! What are your plans, take the income or reinvest?
@ Hahaha 😂 I hear you but this is just real math and not speculation. Yes, the stock market may crash at one point but if one stocks to the plan, then they should be good.
Im excited to see that combo of YMAX and QDTE...this is part of my main core doing high yield dibs investing...ty..gj
I'm glad to hear you're excited about the YMAX and QDTE combo! High yield dibs investing can be a great strategy. Keep up the good work!
This is a dividend style etf so dont expect growth. Reinvest the dividends and or add more to get more shares to get more dividends.
Yes the dividends vary,but your paid weekly too. I have all three QDTE XDTE and RDTE. These will be around and I dont see much nav erosion if any. QDTE does vary price wise abit more though.
You're correct! The main goal is to generate income. In this video the math is not for growth of share price but reinvestment of all or some distributions.
currently YMAX is a better choice as its 2x cheaper, so 2x those divs than QDTE.
to really compare the two though need to take the weekly averages and apply from 9/20 to today and get Ymax of 0.20 and Qdte 0.24
so with a purchase price of 17.8 you get 1400 shares which is about 14,600 per year or 2x qdte
You're actually correct but qdte is a index that goes up. Ymax isn't a index but followers a underline that goes down
@Matthew-cp2eg I have made a video comparing the two with that same math you just mentioned. Here is the video link: ruclips.net/video/vaLbByoBGDI/видео.html
@Matthew-cp2eg I really appreciate your contribution to the conversation! Your insights helps us all understand these two better. I made a video comparing the two fund, here's the link: ruclips.net/video/vaLbByoBGDI/видео.html
What makes round hill different than a lot of other high dividend funds?
Is it the weekly that compounds better?
Great question! Round Hill stands out primarily due to its unique approach to Zero Day to expiry call option ( a different strategy to managing the risk and volatility). Also, weekly dividend distributions and compounding is a bonus. The weekly payouts can really make a difference in how your investment grows over time.
What about reinvesting the dividends each week you are paid?
That's a very good point. In this video I just made a simple monthly reinvestment. Weekly buying will accelerate your income a bit more but not too too much. I made a video on that. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/1GpQ-ebHTTY/видео.html
OK Dude !
he is just using the yield. market fluctuations will affect this. the price is not static. yes it can up. it can go down. can do down massively.
this video is making (very) broad assuming of the market. not good. OK you might get some insight here. nothing more than that.
here is a formula a colleague uses on YMAG. i also belive YMAG is a good, stable and diverse income fund:
he takes the DIV in cash. though has other cash in reserve as to buy more shares the day after the declaration date when the price drops by the price of the DIV stated the day before.
he then takes 80% of the DIV for personal/expiernce use, ect. and keeps 20% in the investment fund as to buy more share on the day after the declaration date.
so it is a balance. he takes MOST for income and re-invest some when the price (in theory) is lowest.
he started with 900 shares a week before YMAG started paying weekly and with the MAG7 generally doing well...HE and this fund has grown and produced nicely.
for this video folks. it is not as simple as looking at the yield like IF this is a CD.
Thank you for sharing your insights! Your colleague’s strategy sounds well thought out, and I appreciate the depth you bring to the discussion. It definitely adds to the conversation!
Only one thing to remember, there's always risk when it come to investing. Markets fluctuates so the main thing is to have a plan and strategy before investing and stick to it for a while.
Hope it continues..
Yes, hope so too!
Thanks bro
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!
OK Dude . Sure . Ok !
Haha, I see what you did there! Thanks for watching!
I got 70k in it
Thank you for sharing that with us! It's always inspiring to see others making big moves in their investments! What are your plans, take the income or reinvest?
Been there
Totally feel you on that! We've all been there, right? But what do you exactly meant by being there?
@@thinkpassiv hearing something will make you a millionaire.
@ Hahaha 😂 I hear you but this is just real math and not speculation. Yes, the stock market may crash at one point but if one stocks to the plan, then they should be good.