I prefer to hold single stocks and write weekly OTM CCs against them myself. I get to choose exactly what stocks I want along with all the allocations for complete control over the underlying asset + I choose the moneyness of the options, whether or not to roll , etc. I get full control and full transparency with no management fee. Having said that the only CC etf that has any appeal to me at this point is QQQI , just because I like how they're able to utilize cash settlement and return of capital for increased tax efficiency. They also have a very consistent distribution which is decently high but not high enough to cause inevitable and significant NAV erosion paired with a very respectable total return over time. Not looking to make this post too long but the other CC etfs Ive looked at all have things that make me uncomfortable. I don't own any CC etfs right now but I might buy QQQI at some point in the future.
@Income_Architect yeah that's totally understandable I kind of nerd out on it so it's more like a hobby for me but one of these days I'll probably want to be on a beach somewhere or in the mountains with Spotty internet and not have to think about it at all and that's why I'm still keeping an eye on the ETFs even though I don't own any right now
Brad for some reason my post disappeared lol.I have SPYT. I was looking to add SPYI not the highest dividend but has capital appreciation and seems to move exact with the sp500 almost like owning the spy but with decent dividend correct me if I'm wrong? Question becomes is that too much in one sector or two different ways the funds work?One thing that concerns me with SPYT is AUM and low volume oh and Jay is involved lmao
I love your post so its not me. SPYI is interesting. Your opinion of SPYI and SP500 is spot on. I don't think exposure is an issue as its the SP500. Not like its a single stock. As for Jay I like the guy. I just don't think anyone has been able to get deep with him or use his knowledge correctly. He has a certain focus but its not always the focus that I want to hear. I also like SPYI as they use a different strategy compared to all the others. I also like that hold they underlying and I like having diversification of fund managers.
@@Income_Architect Yeah I've been doing a lot of research on SPYI and just shows strength also has been around for a while and I like their AUM 2.04 BILLION and Low management fee compared to others. Sō figure if the s&p 500 has produced 7/9 percent a year on average and you add that to your dividend of 12 Percent your making 18/19 percent on quite frankly as of right now a Longterm investment. Also known as SWAN aka Sleep Well At NIGHT which us retirees need at this point in our life lmao.Sorry that I write on old videos, but I feel I should write on the stock/subject questions are related to lol
@@frankvullo-f3g Got you. Its a great idea. One for SPY funds and one for QQQ. Give them a grade so people can choose. As some are better for others depending on there place in life.
Thanks for watching.
Awesome break down of a good etf, very analytical bigs to you Brad 👍
Thanks. Thanks for watching.
I prefer to hold single stocks and write weekly OTM CCs against them myself. I get to choose exactly what stocks I want along with all the allocations for complete control over the underlying asset + I choose the moneyness of the options, whether or not to roll , etc. I get full control and full transparency with no management fee.
Having said that the only CC etf that has any appeal to me at this point is QQQI , just because I like how they're able to utilize cash settlement and return of capital for increased tax efficiency. They also have a very consistent distribution which is decently high but not high enough to cause inevitable and significant NAV erosion paired with a very respectable total return over time. Not looking to make this post too long but the other CC etfs Ive looked at all have things that make me uncomfortable. I don't own any CC etfs right now but I might buy QQQI at some point in the future.
NEOS does a really good job. I did my own calls at one time, but that was to much like work.
@Income_Architect yeah that's totally understandable I kind of nerd out on it so it's more like a hobby for me but one of these days I'll probably want to be on a beach somewhere or in the mountains with Spotty internet and not have to think about it at all and that's why I'm still keeping an eye on the ETFs even though I don't own any right now
lol. You’re starting to sound like me.
Love these comparisons among the income ETFs, thank you.
More to come. I will never run out of work.
I love your content here from Quebec. Thank you for all your educational videos. We are taking good note of these funds for our investments.
merci,
Great video new subscribe….you came highly recommended…keep these high yield etfs coming all types it really doesn’t matter…thanks
Thank you! Will do!
Another good presentation. Neos SPYI, QQQI, and IWMI are all three part of my core stability holdings
I will do IWMI as a separate video. I hold all three.
Great analysis. I own all of the Neos funds. They are one of the best index ETFs out there.
I have to agree. Thanks for watching
That Bali looking good. May take a small position in it.
It did look good.
Thanks for the video. Just add IWMI and you'll have a 3 fund income portfolio.
You are welcome!
Love your video. Very Educational. Have you compared cornerstone funds (CRM & CRF) to you highest rated etfs/funds? Interested on your opinion.
CRM and CRF will one day get review. Please be very careful with rights offering as this will destroy your account.
Brad for some reason my post disappeared lol.I have SPYT. I was looking to add SPYI not the highest dividend but has capital appreciation and seems to move exact with the sp500 almost like owning the spy but with decent dividend correct me if I'm wrong? Question becomes is that too much in one sector or two different ways the funds work?One thing that concerns me with SPYT is AUM and low volume oh and Jay is involved lmao
I love your post so its not me. SPYI is interesting. Your opinion of SPYI and SP500 is spot on. I don't think exposure is an issue as its the SP500. Not like its a single stock. As for Jay I like the guy. I just don't think anyone has been able to get deep with him or use his knowledge correctly. He has a certain focus but its not always the focus that I want to hear. I also like SPYI as they use a different strategy compared to all the others. I also like that hold they underlying and I like having diversification of fund managers.
@@Income_Architect Yeah I've been doing a lot of research on SPYI and just shows strength also has been around for a while and I like their AUM 2.04 BILLION and Low management fee compared to others. Sō figure if the s&p 500 has produced 7/9 percent a year on average and you add that to your dividend of 12 Percent your making 18/19 percent on quite frankly as of right now a Longterm investment. Also known as SWAN aka Sleep Well At NIGHT which us retirees need at this point in our life lmao.Sorry that I write on old videos, but I feel I should write on the stock/subject questions are related to
lol
Nice video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Brad what's the difference between owning SPYI or ISPY?
Great thoughts. I should compare all. Spy funds. Thanks
yeas that would he awesome especially for people looking for core holdings .MAybee on risk reward which one follows the sp better ect
thabks
@@frankvullo-f3g Got you. Its a great idea. One for SPY funds and one for QQQ. Give them a grade so people can choose. As some are better for others depending on there place in life.
Hamberger is pure😊
🍔 thanks for watching.
My guy … spyi qqi it is
Great funds!
JEPQ, SPYI, QQQI, XDTE & QDTE 20% each in portfolio.
Nice. I got them all but JEPQ. As I already had QQQI