How to Retire with Defiance ETF QQQY - QQQY ETF
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- Hello everyone! We're gonna show you how to retire with the defiance etf qqqy. The qqqy etf is a new monthly paying dividend etf on the market that produces an insanely yield. We'll do a comparison between the nasdaq 100 and qqqy, and much more! So Stay Tuned!
Disclaimer: Nothing in this video is financial advise, but for entertainment purposes only.
I can not wait for IMWY. I'll be buying all 3 everyday. Headed to BGC in Manila in 8 years.
What's BGC?
@@InvestingForFreedom Bonifacio Global City ... an upscale neighborhood in Taguig City, which is part of Metro Manila
I've heard several positive references to IMWY, but I can't find out anything about it. Can you please steer me to some info on it? Thanx
@@glenofthenorth8292 I don't think that ETF is out yet, but when it is... it'll be available on the Defiance ETFs website.
@@glenofthenorth8292 Ah...
The upside is capped but on a daily basis. The putts expire worthless if QQQ goes up so the most you collect is the premium you sold the puts for.
I think these funds will do very well when we get bast the political and economic headwinds we are facing. Get a neutral to bullish market and they should really crank out yield.
Did you see the reinvestment dividend, pay?😳🔥🔥
I’ll definitely continue buying QQQY and JEPY
Reason I'm not a fan of JEPY is because for this to work, you need the share price to be able to rise fast enough to make up for the dividend payment that is taken out of your principal amount. If the share appreciates like a turtle, as the SPY does compared to QQQ, it will never recover from the dividend payouts because the following month the next dividend payment will cause the share price to drop again to the dividend payment amount. Thus why only QQQY and TSLY attract me. If NVDY ever dropped significantly, it would catch my interest as well. Because of how fast NVIDIA can likewise cause NVDY to bounce back from a dividend payment share price drop. This is why high yield dividends are considered dividend "traps"....because the high dividend payments drop the share price so low that the share growth is never fast enough to ever catch up by the time the next dividend payment comes around to drop the share price again.
Nice. We're buying too.
I call it "KEWIE" (QQQY)