@@Shootsmith they technically run credit spreads as opposed to covered calls. That is why they were not included. I will include ALL high-yield funds in a future video.
Agreed NEOS funds. Belong in this list and would be great to see the end income after tax. Because neos funds are very tax efficient for income, compared to jepq jepi.
The NEOS funds are excellent at preserving and slowly growing a big portfolio. Not great at taking a small portfolio and making it become big, unless you have 20 years to spare.
Not sure why that happened. Perhaps due to assets under management? Needless to say all of the funds referenced in the comments will be incorporated into a future video. I appreciate the feedback.
Missing from the analysis is the picture with various levels of distribution reinvestment. It would be a good idea to look into it in the (near) future.
@@Ambassador_of_Kwan I think purely from a diversification standpoint YieldMax is in a class of their own. That being said we ARE going to review them very soon AND they will get incorporated into an ALL HIGH-YIELD FUNDS review.
@@Truck--kun touché, some of these meet the criteria but weren’t on the list from StockAnalysis.com likely due to levels of AUM. I’ll make sure to include them in a future video. Thanks for the feedback.
I may have watch again, with so much information. I wish you had included the Global X funds XRMI and QRMI. I wasn’t satisfied at first but now I am liking it. Also,on a technical note your mic is on sideways and so you sounded a little different to my trained ears. Aim it up for the best results.
I see most of the CC ETF investment capital depreciates, so what is the strategy when investing in covered call ETF, to reinvest the distributions in the same ETF as a DRIP?
GPIX and GPIQ have nice capital appreciation and a very solid dividend. Hard to believe it isn't in the top 30 funds. I own them and have been really happy.
May have been due to smaller assets under management? Not sure why they weren’t included on stockanalysis.com but they will be incorporated into a future video. I appreciate the feedback!
To be honest, not sure why they weren’t included. They weren’t referenced in the original list I started with. They will be incorporated into a future video.
I appreciate the feedback. Not sure why they weren’t included on the list from the website I referenced, but could be due to the level of assets under management. That being said, they will be included in a future video.
I’m wondering why you didn’t include GPIX, GPIQ, and BALI ??? I “think” they also do covered calls and have been performing very well. Maybe I’m mistaken, I’m still half asleep.
@@rancherjoetennessee782 IWMI was #26 on the initial list of 73 (see 1:44) but was then excluded (presumably for being too new), but it makes no sense that SPYI and QQQI were excluded.
@@rancherjoetennessee782 NEOS funds technically use credit spreads which is why they were not included in this video. Don’t worry they will be incorporated into a future HIGH-YIELD REVIEW video.
@@kevineddlemon3049 I actually had not heard of these before and while they weren’t on the list from StockAnalysis.com, they DO appear to have enough history. They appear to operate very similarly to JEPI/JEPQ. I will take away your feedback for a future video.
hmmm, that's a fair point. It's still not QUITE an apples to apples comparison since they run a synthetic long strategy but I am willing to include them. I will be posting an update video very soon. =)
I appreciate the feedback, Jim. Not sure why they weren’t included on the list that I started as my original copy. They will be included in the future video.
Great analysis and video Mr Above Average Joe. I can see your enthusiasm with analyzing the data in the spreadsheets. I scrolled through the comments (so far) and saw a lot of "why was ___ excluded?". You explained it. You have thicker skin than me. It is your channel and your efforts to compare or exclude whichever ETFs you want. Thanks for providing the results free of charge. Those that are disatisfied can go do their own analysis. 🤣
An awful lot of the funds on your list have no liquidity… less than 10,000 shares a day. That makes them incredibly risky. Maybe you should include a minimum 100k average shares per day filter so you can actually buy and sell 7:00 without getting really bad, or no fills due to lack of shares to trade.
there is one fund thaT BEAT all of them hands down with no effort. thats SPY. what matters is your account balance end of the day and SPY raise your balance
I also own ryld I wouldn't call it absolute rubbish it produces about 12% distribution yield. In a taxable brokerage account you always can sell it for a loss just don't violate the wash sale rule
I own MSTY as part of a YM portfolio that pays my solar loan. It has performed well. I think single stock ETF’s are a different animal compared to the ETF’s focused on in this video. Nothing personal and we will incorporate them into a future video.
@@AverageJoeInvestor I was a little hard on you im sorry. it does give people more options I Just think that single stocks are where the money is to reduce the risk on a money spent to money earned ratio
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love these comparison videos. Thank you. Thanks for all your great videos this year.
You bet! THANK YOU for weighing in!
These are the types of videos I'm always looking out for from you. I love the data aggregation work you do. 👏
THANK YOU so much for that feedback! I really appreciate it. =) THANK YOU for watching and for leaving your $0.02 in the comments!
@@AverageJoeInvestor You're welcome, thanks for the great work!
These performance comparisons are excellent. Thx!
My pleasure! THANK YOU for watching and for leaving your $0.02 in the comments! 😎👍🏻
Missed it, which one was the best to by across all parameters? like top 3?
Great Video Man!!!
Agree! Thumbnail says “34 ETFs, one winner!” What’s the winner?
@@terrycoye3373 we won't know
@@terrycoye3373 Click bait! I was waiting to see some good suggestion, but none was given. Fail.
JEPQ from total return + fund value?
What about SPYI or QQQI, the NEOS funds??
Huge miss on his part
@@Shootsmith they technically run credit spreads as opposed to covered calls. That is why they were not included. I will include ALL high-yield funds in a future video.
@@AverageJoeInvestor in reality, I think they are mostly CC but, by prospectus, they can implement credit calls spreads so I see your points !
Agreed NEOS funds. Belong in this list and would be great to see the end income after tax. Because neos funds are very tax efficient for income, compared to jepq jepi.
The NEOS funds are excellent at preserving and slowly growing a big portfolio. Not great at taking a small portfolio and making it become big, unless you have 20 years to spare.
The real questions is how will these perform in the next 20% draw down and will then come back or will the NAV loss be permanent and add to the decay
it would be great to see comparison on etfs tracking the same or similar index, i.e SP500, Nasdaq, etc
Would be nice to see performance of those EFTs at that end!
To see income is nice, with performance would ve better.
@@BlueSkywithFacts thanks for the feedback.
Great content looking at 34 top income ETF's...
I have a big request. Please do a video on your top 10 ETFs for long-term passive income.
Thanks for the analysis!
@@Mr.T98765 you bet! THANK YOU for watching and for leaving your $0.02 in the comments! 😎👍
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I see aipi but no fepi? Why not include fepi since it's been out longer than aipi?
Not sure why that happened. Perhaps due to assets under management? Needless to say all of the funds referenced in the comments will be incorporated into a future video. I appreciate the feedback.
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Good and interesting episode Joe
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Missing from the analysis is the picture with various levels of distribution reinvestment. It would be a good idea to look into it in the (near) future.
@@michaelfleisher2443 thanks for the feedback!
I would like to know what you or others think about GPIX & GPIQ?
I will be including them very soon! VERY VERY SOON!
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Why did you exclude YieldMax & FEPI?
@@Ambassador_of_Kwan I think purely from a diversification standpoint YieldMax is in a class of their own. That being said we ARE going to review them very soon AND they will get incorporated into an ALL HIGH-YIELD FUNDS review.
@ thank you; 😊
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No BALI, GPIX,GPIQ, DIVO, or FEPI?
@@Truck--kun touché, some of these meet the criteria but weren’t on the list from StockAnalysis.com likely due to levels of AUM. I’ll make sure to include them in a future video. Thanks for the feedback.
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Great support 👍👍
I may have watch again, with so much information. I wish you had included the Global X funds XRMI and QRMI. I wasn’t satisfied at first but now I am liking it. Also,on a technical note your mic is on sideways and so you sounded a little different to my trained ears. Aim it up for the best results.
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I see most of the CC ETF investment capital depreciates, so what is the strategy when investing in covered call ETF, to reinvest the distributions in the same ETF as a DRIP?
GPIX and GPIQ have nice capital appreciation and a very solid dividend. Hard to believe it isn't in the top 30 funds. I own them and have been really happy.
May have been due to smaller assets under management? Not sure why they weren’t included on stockanalysis.com but they will be incorporated into a future video. I appreciate the feedback!
@@AverageJoeInvestor yeah it could be that their AUM is lower than some of the bigger funds. I appreciate the response and love your content.
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@@AverageJoeInvestor you're a man of the people! Thanks for following up and valuing our feedback. Excellent content!
Very good..thank you
Hi Joe maybe I missed the reason but why no BALI, GPIX, GPIQ?
To be honest, not sure why they weren’t included. They weren’t referenced in the original list I started with. They will be incorporated into a future video.
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Interested in the CC ETFs you own. Thanks for advice what to stay away from.
Wanted to see GPIQ and GPIX, Goldman's copy of JEPQ and JEPI. Not on the list?
I appreciate the feedback. Not sure why they weren’t included on the list from the website I referenced, but could be due to the level of assets under management. That being said, they will be included in a future video.
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Nice work! I’d like to group them by underlying tracking ie spy qqq ect
@@chassdesk that’s not a bad idea for future video(s). Ranking the best ETF’s that use S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, etc.
@ then investors can choose the best cc by index as they use different strategies under the covers
I’m wondering why you didn’t include GPIX, GPIQ, and BALI ??? I “think” they also do covered calls and have been performing very well. Maybe I’m mistaken, I’m still half asleep.
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QUESTION---do your charts update automatically or are they only good for current market results?
You might want to remove FYLG, QYLG, TYLG and QYLE. All have minuscule volume. So low they may get delisted
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Ever consider Decaf?
NOPE. =P I love the coffee and I am NEVER letting go.
No NEOS funds????
Came here to say this....thank you. I started this video guessing they would win.
@Celticmedicineman Yep... after I saw NEOS was not considered, I dismissed the entire video. The guy didn't do his homework.
@@rancherjoetennessee782 IWMI was #26 on the initial list of 73 (see 1:44) but was then excluded (presumably for being too new), but it makes no sense that SPYI and QQQI were excluded.
Yep. My bad.
@@rancherjoetennessee782 NEOS funds technically use credit spreads which is why they were not included in this video. Don’t worry they will be incorporated into a future HIGH-YIELD REVIEW video.
Thanks Joe
@@ebrahimhabib477 you bet!
GPIX, GPIQ are both missing. I would love to see them in this list
@@kevineddlemon3049 I actually had not heard of these before and while they weren’t on the list from StockAnalysis.com, they DO appear to have enough history. They appear to operate very similarly to JEPI/JEPQ. I will take away your feedback for a future video.
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I think YMAX & YMAG from YieldMax should have been included since the are combine multiple YieldMax ETFs.
hmmm, that's a fair point. It's still not QUITE an apples to apples comparison since they run a synthetic long strategy but I am willing to include them. I will be posting an update video very soon. =)
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WTF? No FEPI? So $440 million in assets doesn't make the list? A consistent NAV and 25% dividend, doesn't make the list? Explain please.
I appreciate the feedback, Jim. Not sure why they weren’t included on the list that I started as my original copy. They will be included in the future video.
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Have you heard MSTY will have new competitors soon? May even pay weekly.
Do a video with YMag, please!!!
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Great analysis and video Mr Above Average Joe.
I can see your enthusiasm with analyzing the data in the spreadsheets.
I scrolled through the comments (so far) and saw a lot of "why was ___ excluded?". You explained it. You have thicker skin than me. It is your channel and your efforts to compare or exclude whichever ETFs you want.
Thanks for providing the results free of charge. Those that are disatisfied can go do their own analysis. 🤣
I chose PUTW over FTQI … same performance and yield with lower expenses.
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An awful lot of the funds on your list have no liquidity… less than 10,000 shares a day. That makes them incredibly risky. Maybe you should include a minimum 100k average shares per day filter so you can actually buy and sell 7:00 without getting really bad, or no fills due to lack of shares to trade.
what about WDTE
@@winfredtai7544 too new. Maybe in 6 months.
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No SPYI?
FYLG only trades an average volume of 523 shares a day! Not tradable
Bunch of data but no recommendation. What's the point here?
there is one fund thaT BEAT all of them hands down with no effort. thats SPY. what matters is your account balance end of the day and SPY raise your balance
Agreed. SPY is best for long-term growth. THANK YOU for watching and for leaving your $0.02 in the comments! 👍😎
As a holder of RYLD, I can tell you that this fund is absolute rubbish. Lesson learned.
I also own ryld I wouldn't call it absolute rubbish it produces about 12% distribution yield. In a taxable brokerage account you always can sell it for a loss just don't violate the wash sale rule
Wash sale not wall
@@joinjen3854 I meant wash sale stupid autocorrect did not notice posting this from my phone
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No Goldman sachs?????
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Why bother to make the list MSTY wins all of these things after 7 months you have a 100% returns and a 25% share price increase lol. Pointless video
Haha. There’s a fellow MSTYian! Or are we MSTYites? I guess it’d be like having a professional athlete playing in little leagues.
I own MSTY as part of a YM portfolio that pays my solar loan. It has performed well. I think single stock ETF’s are a different animal compared to the ETF’s focused on in this video. Nothing personal and we will incorporate them into a future video.
@@AverageJoeInvestor I was a little hard on you im sorry. it does give people more options I Just think that single stocks are where the money is to reduce the risk on a money spent to money earned ratio
You can't rely on one covered call ETF based on the 7 month performance dude
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Well you lost me at not including YM!
@@iroc341 apples vs oranges in my opinion. We will cover them very soon though.
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