Truth About The NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD)

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Welcome back to the channel! In this video I discuss why the Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD) or exchange traded fund may not be all that it's cracked up to be.
Join me as we discuss some of the risks, benefits and considerations of an ETF like this! Hope you guys enjoy the video.

[@CGAZ66]

I am up on my QYLD per share so why get rid of a good thing. Buy the dip.

[@lmen255]

Seems like its on a up trend, I’m in the green.
They keep throwing in this from inception idea like I have a Time Machine.

[@cashflowinvestor23]

the 5 year return is actually not insane when you think about the dividends it has paid out for sure.

[@vincemartin5323]

I think being heavy in QYLD is super risky. General instability, debt crisis, Weak consumer confidence. I would guess holding after the fed cuts rates , year or after that .......Sell everything

[@TheSmartLawyer]

It's nice to have exposure to covered call income, especially if there isn't NAV erosion. I like QYLD, RYLD, and XYLD, but I prefer JEPQ and JEPI. The strategies are different between Global Options and JP Morgan, so I do like exposure to both firms ' covered call products.Covered call ETFs are a very small portion of my portfolio in my retirement accounts and I drip the monthly income into VOO

[@cashflowinvestor23]

Absolutely! JEPQ and JEPI are two of my favorites as well.