We are in a very Low volatility environment. These funds will inherently pay higher distributions during market downturns. If the vix spikes up to the 18-20 mark for a sustained period of time, expect to get paid more. JEPI is a fine fund to own for income oriented investors
I think the issue for most income investors is the fact that there's other funds now like SPYI, which offer a consistently higher yield even in low volatility times like now, with a similar total return profile. JEPI actively picks stocks and has relatively high turnover; SPYI simply owns the whole S&P 500 index then sells OTM covered calls against the whole index. Picking stocks can outperform for awhile or even a long time, but over the long run I'd expect reversion to the mean and better performance by a fund like SPYI. Just my two cents. Last but not least, not only is the SPYI distribution higher, it's more tax efficient, so much less of the yield is lost to taxes for those investing in a taxable brokerage account.
No, it isn't that simple. Low volatility only effect disbursements from COVERED CALL index ETFs. When vol is low, options like covered calls can only be sold for lower premiums because the premium itself is a valuation of the risk-time nature of options. Lower risk for a given time, lower premium. Any equity whose managers use options to boost returns or hedge against loss, are effected by volatility because vol directly effects the price to buy, and the premium to sell, options. Additionally, there are options strategies that are specifically designed around vol plays to profit from changes in vol expectations. However, low volatility has no impact at all on traditional dividend earnings that do not involve options.
Absolut true, but there is one more. The more money is in a hedge/option based fund, the lower is this performance. This is the reason why several hedge funds close and take no more money in order to Profit from the niche.
The “yield” declining is not an issue if it’s paying out the same amount and the share price is rising. That’s actually a best case scenario. But if the yield is falling because the actual payout is declining (as you report) that’s a big problem if you are invested in it for income 🤷♂️
It's junk, one of the services on Seeking Alpha recommended this before, I stayed on the sideline and watched, and during that period its results were laughable. Avoid at all costs!
Back in 2022 when btc was at its cycle low, people where saying btc is done for it's going below $15k US it's going to zero. Well it's down 10% from mid March ath 2024 and now everyone is shitting themselves. That doesn't make any logical sense especially for crypto.Its just a shake out phase, chill people go zoom out at old charts. We are at around 1.4 trillion market cap and only growing, just wait and see the price next year in March it will double....I've been engaged in active trading and managed to grow a nest egg of around 2.3Bitcoin to a decent 24Bitcoin....I'm especially grateful to Renee Gilman, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
The same high-yield potential exists in both bullish and bearish situations; what matters is how information and technique are used. Not neglecting professional advice.
I recently came into a 500k inheritance, and I'm conflicted as to where to invest it, some of my ideas are A. All in on SCHD B. A 33.3% split between QQQM, SCHD and SPY? Or maybe 60/40 between SCHD and some other stock? I wanted to hear what you think! I'm lucky though, Im only 31, so I have plenty of time for compound interest
My portfolio just cracked $50 million this week and I do a 50/50 portfolio of VIGAX/VFIAX (i.e the Vanguard large cap grwoth and S&P 500 index funds) in a 401k ROTH. And 3 fund portfolio of VUG/VOO/SMH (35%/35%/30% mixture) in a ROTH IRA. Yes, it is aggressive. But I want to beat the S&P 500 and believe the potential growth over the next 10 years will be substantial (with tech heavy companies/A.I. leading the way). Once I retire, I will readjust to a 3 fund portfoilo of 25% growth/ 50% S&P 500 and 25% value (VYM) with a 4% withdrawal rate.
If you don't want to retire soon and judging by your age that's probably not the case.. Don't bother with SCHD, you don't need income now. Put it in SCHG or VOO and just let the money do it's job for the next 20+ years. I wouldn't even bother with a 3 fund portfolio, that's for retirees. Pick an ETF of large cap growth stocks and relax.
I sold out both of JEPI and JEPQ a few months ago. just because I had a huge capital gains on them, and thought I'd buy back in later. when there is a bit of a correction in this crazy market.
Same. I believe both or at least JEPQ worked so that if the market is hot, the dividends won’t be hot either, so it’s better in a stable or down market.
I have about 3k shares of Jepi in a Roth 401k that I DCAed into over a couple of years. I am now getting about $1k per month and have a mid-40s cost basis now that keeps falling each month with divy reinvestments. Hope to reinvest divys for about 10 more years before spending the monthly divys.
It’s a solid ETF however the inconsistency is what stood out to me about a year ago in regards to income. Which is why I bowed out of JEPI however I’m staying with JEPQ and pouring a lot into that
Jepi and jepq are excellent ETFs that have paid very well. I wouldn't off them to buy others simply because the management team are known for success, and failure is rare amongst them.... if there is something else i like, I'll allocate more funds for it rather than selling off a sure thing. Im not just buying the fund. Im buying the team behind it.
I have a 20k position in spyi, but why would you off jepi or jepq for it? Have you compared the management teams that run these funds? I would never have done that and just allocated more towards spyi. Jepi's management is phenomenal and known for their success.... sometimes, it's not about the fund but who controls it. I'll take a smaller dividend on many positions if the team behind it is all about success. Spyi's team is good, but it doesn't have the same talent and is a riskier buy.
I still have some residual JEPI left over, but I stopped buying it near the end of last year and began building a position in SPYI instead. Probably not worth _selling_ JEPI, but no point in really buying any more as it's become mediocre and there are better options now.
Honestly just have 10 shares of Jepi only and left the drip on to see what happens about less than 1% of the total port for me 🤷♂️ let’s see what happens
From looking at dividend history dividend payment seems like it has always varied dont see how you can point to just a specific point and jyst say its cut in half.
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At it's current share price, JEPI's yield is only 7%, far below that of other CC ETF's, and when it fell, I sold my shares since the price had gone up and I could get out with a bit of gain.
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I've heard that the VIX's low volatility is due to 0 DTE options. The idea being that when the market maker sees certain moves, like an influx of call options expiring 30 days out, they might have to buy the underlying stocks to cover the calls they sold and inversely they might sell shares to prepare for the inflow of puts they've sold. With 0 DTE options, it's more difficult to plan around those flows since "bets" are basically instantaneous compared to waiting a month. I may not be explaining it correctly, just repeating and paraphrasing what I've heard.
I've been keeping an eye on topics like this, because I getting into QQQY. I'm not sure if their ETF follows VIX, but I want to be aware of what I am playing with. Playing with fire is fine, but a certain amount of caution and wariness is wise.
Yeah im just holding $QDTE & $XDTE for weekly income very safe index covered call etfs that sell ODTE options for that weekly cashflow with a low to conservative dividend yeild to distribution
Oh my gosh we are witnessing the downside of JEPI right now! Remember the dividends drop with little price share growth when the S&P climbs! But this is why we hold JEPI…wait for the drop and the cash to roll in!!! If you don’t own it when it happens you will miss out. I’ve been realizing gains on the growth stuff and investing in JEPI!
My dividend journey began when I realized that two particular expenses in my budget were always going to go up and never go down. The two expenses were taxes and insurance. I realized that the dramatic rise in both will need some added income. So, I started buying shares paying dividends. I can now see that this will be the path I need to take to make sure those two expenses will not overtake my future income.
As a beginner, educate yourself, Learn the basics of investing and the stock market. There are many resources available online, including books, articles, and online courses. It’s a good idea to diversify your portfolio across different stocks and sectors to minimize risk. I’ve heard of people accruing over $550k during recessions and inflation, its important to do your own research.
Yes, I've been in constant touch with a Financial Analyst for approximately 8 months. You know, these days it's really easy to buy into trending stocks, but the task is determining when to sell or keep. That's where my manager comes in, to help me with entry and exit points in the industries I'm engaged in. Can’t say I regret it, I’m 40% up in profits just in 5months with my initial capital of $160k
How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances.
Finding financial advisors like Melissa Terri Swayne who can assist you shape your portfolio would be a very creative option. There will be difficult times ahead, and prudent personal money management will be essential to navigating them.
I just googled her name and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a call.
I've known about Jepi for a while and I think I will add this to my portfolio later on which today I reached an $800 milestone 😌. For now I'm focusing on simple high yield stocks then I'll invest into more stable growth stocks and etfs. I have a high-risk tolerance, so I'm okay with risk that may pay off or not 😅
Idk why anyone would sell out of JEPI “HOPING” to get back in later. These (JEPI, JEPQ) are proven winners that pay well. So much is said about the market going up and down and yet, people still freak out and sell. 🤷🏽♂️
In the last two years, sure. But in the year before that, JEPI outperformed the S&P500 in total return. If it crashes again, JEPI will probably do the same. It is a defensive income fund, not a growth fund.
If the market goes into correction, JEPI will be right out in front again over SPY like it was from January 2022 to May 2024. It really is only in the last couple of months that SPY pulled ahead going back to January 2022.
Thank alot you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in crypto and we will be set for life. I made over 375K dollars from trading this year regardless of the market conditions😊😁
I am very thankful to Marina Turner because her knowledge and skills in traditional trading have been extremely useful in the difficult and constantly changing world of finance.
Marina Turner analyses go beyond surface-Level trends. he delves into technical, fundamental, and sentiment analysis, providing a holistic view of the market.
We are in a very Low volatility environment. These funds will inherently pay higher distributions during market downturns. If the vix spikes up to the 18-20 mark for a sustained period of time, expect to get paid more. JEPI is a fine fund to own for income oriented investors
Low VIX, low divis.
High VIX, higher divis.
It’s simple
I think the issue for most income investors is the fact that there's other funds now like SPYI, which offer a consistently higher yield even in low volatility times like now, with a similar total return profile.
JEPI actively picks stocks and has relatively high turnover; SPYI simply owns the whole S&P 500 index then sells OTM covered calls against the whole index. Picking stocks can outperform for awhile or even a long time, but over the long run I'd expect reversion to the mean and better performance by a fund like SPYI. Just my two cents.
Last but not least, not only is the SPYI distribution higher, it's more tax efficient, so much less of the yield is lost to taxes for those investing in a taxable brokerage account.
You own it because you know there will be volatile times.
@@Anonymous-ld7je I prefer ISPY over SPYI. JEPI is supposed to be a more defensive holding.
No, it isn't that simple. Low volatility only effect disbursements from COVERED CALL index ETFs. When vol is low, options like covered calls can only be sold for lower premiums because the premium itself is a valuation of the risk-time nature of options. Lower risk for a given time, lower premium. Any equity whose managers use options to boost returns or hedge against loss, are effected by volatility because vol directly effects the price to buy, and the premium to sell, options. Additionally, there are options strategies that are specifically designed around vol plays to profit from changes in vol expectations. However, low volatility has no impact at all on traditional dividend earnings that do not involve options.
Absolut true, but there is one more. The more money is in a hedge/option based fund, the lower is this performance. This is the reason why several hedge funds close and take no more money in order to Profit from the niche.
I only have a few shares of Jepi - I’ll hold onto them - thx for the info
Jepi i one of my favorite investments of all time
I completely exited a few months ago
The “yield” declining is not an issue if it’s paying out the same amount and the share price is rising. That’s actually a best case scenario. But if the yield is falling because the actual payout is declining (as you report) that’s a big problem if you are invested in it for income 🤷♂️
I focus more on yield as an income investor, so I went with SPYI which seems to have similar growth with better yield
Same!
There isn't much data yet but this will most likely drop much more than JEPI during a correction.
Thank you for the explanation. I found it extremely informative and remain a fan of JEPI for current income seekers.
Can you talk about TPVG, is it time to bail or buy?
Bail
Its book value has tanked. I'd find out why.
It's junk, one of the services on Seeking Alpha recommended this before, I stayed on the sideline and watched, and during that period its results were laughable. Avoid at all costs!
Ditto for this. TPVG update please!
JEPI and O, can't go wrong!! 🤑🤑
there's been a pickup in the VIX the last few days
Back in 2022 when btc was at its cycle low, people where saying btc is done for it's going below $15k US it's going to zero. Well it's down 10% from mid March ath 2024 and now everyone is shitting themselves. That doesn't make any logical sense especially for crypto.Its just a shake out phase, chill people go zoom out at old charts. We are at around 1.4 trillion market cap and only growing, just wait and see the price next year in March it will double....I've been engaged in active trading and managed to grow a nest egg of around 2.3Bitcoin to a decent 24Bitcoin....I'm especially grateful to Renee Gilman, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
Renee Gilman program is widely available online.
Her training program has been insightful, and I must say, I’m most honored to have been part and a full-time beneficiary of her daily trade signals.
The market's top signal provider. Highly knowledgeable and level-headed..
The same high-yield potential exists in both bullish and bearish situations; what matters is how information and technique are used. Not neglecting professional advice.
She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran a Google search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing...
I have owned this for a few years now, I have been torn the last couple years.
I recently came into a 500k inheritance, and I'm conflicted as to where to invest it, some of my ideas are A. All in on SCHD B. A 33.3% split between QQQM, SCHD and SPY? Or maybe 60/40 between SCHD and some other stock? I wanted to hear what you think! I'm lucky though, Im only 31, so I have plenty of time for compound interest
My portfolio just cracked $50 million this week and I do a 50/50 portfolio of VIGAX/VFIAX (i.e the Vanguard large cap grwoth and S&P 500 index funds) in a 401k ROTH. And 3 fund portfolio of VUG/VOO/SMH (35%/35%/30% mixture) in a ROTH IRA. Yes, it is aggressive. But I want to beat the S&P 500 and believe the potential growth over the next 10 years will be substantial (with tech heavy companies/A.I. leading the way). Once I retire, I will readjust to a 3 fund portfoilo of 25% growth/ 50% S&P 500 and 25% value (VYM) with a 4% withdrawal rate.
Good, are you doing this yourself, whats your cash flow like
No I'm not, Diana Leayani lara is behind my growth, look her name up or make proper research for one who is suitable with your goals.
If you don't want to retire soon and judging by your age that's probably not the case.. Don't bother with SCHD, you don't need income now.
Put it in SCHG or VOO and just let the money do it's job for the next 20+ years. I wouldn't even bother with a 3 fund portfolio, that's for retirees. Pick an ETF of large cap growth stocks and relax.
I sold out both of JEPI and JEPQ a few months ago. just because I had a huge capital gains on them, and thought I'd buy back in later. when there is a bit of a correction in this crazy market.
Same. I believe both or at least JEPQ worked so that if the market is hot, the dividends won’t be hot either, so it’s better in a stable or down market.
I have about 3k shares of Jepi in a Roth 401k that I DCAed into over a couple of years. I am now getting about $1k per month and have a mid-40s cost basis now that keeps falling each month with divy reinvestments. Hope to reinvest divys for about 10 more years before spending the monthly divys.
Sold today 🤷♂️ still holding JepQ
It’s a solid ETF however the inconsistency is what stood out to me about a year ago in regards to income. Which is why I bowed out of JEPI however I’m staying with JEPQ and pouring a lot into that
Jepi and jepq are excellent ETFs that have paid very well. I wouldn't off them to buy others simply because the management team are known for success, and failure is rare amongst them.... if there is something else i like, I'll allocate more funds for it rather than selling off a sure thing. Im not just buying the fund. Im buying the team behind it.
I sold out of Jepi in2023 and moved everything into SPYI
Hmm thx looking into this now.
I did the same. I think SPYI will provide better income and be more tax efficient.
I have a 20k position in spyi, but why would you off jepi or jepq for it? Have you compared the management teams that run these funds? I would never have done that and just allocated more towards spyi. Jepi's management is phenomenal and known for their success.... sometimes, it's not about the fund but who controls it. I'll take a smaller dividend on many positions if the team behind it is all about success. Spyi's team is good, but it doesn't have the same talent and is a riskier buy.
@@Doogie85 just kept seeing a shrinking dividend from JEPI and really liked what I was seeing out of SPYI at the time
I still have some residual JEPI left over, but I stopped buying it near the end of last year and began building a position in SPYI instead. Probably not worth _selling_ JEPI, but no point in really buying any more as it's become mediocre and there are better options now.
Great info, thanks. I will hold on JEPI for now
Wow! Good catch on that correlation between the dividend and the vix!
Vematum's team is top-notch. Expecting big developments soon!
Still in accumulation phase… not going to worry about this until I have 100 plus shares stacked up
wow 100 whole shares!!
@@dalegribble8115 💪🫡
@@dalegribble8115 not a lot of big fish in the RUclips dividend pond 🤷🏻♂️
Pocket sand!
I still have a little JEPI but I always keep thinking of selling it and moving it somewhere else.
Honestly just have 10 shares of Jepi only and left the drip on to see what happens about less than 1% of the total port for me 🤷♂️ let’s see what happens
From looking at dividend history dividend payment seems like it has always varied dont see how you can point to just a specific point and jyst say its cut in half.
If you average it out, it is going down. But yeah, their yields have been all over the place so this isn't a surprise.
JEPI's dividend has Always moved up and down about 5-10% just like it is now I see no reason to be concerned
Thx for your cause analysis - ELNs vs VIX.
The market for call options is fed up. Today there are so many covered call ETF's that the market can't absorb the huge amount put to market.
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JEPq looks solid..but still cant get over that there are high dividend stocks without an expense...dont know but still not sure about these CC ETF's
Had JEPI for 18 months, never got a dividend over .50. Sold out and put it in QQQI and never got a dividend under .61.
If I was interested in buying JEPI, I would buy on the dip, until then I will invest worry free in a federal treasury money market for 5%?
At it's current share price, JEPI's yield is only 7%, far below that of other CC ETF's, and when it fell, I sold my shares since the price had gone up and I could get out with a bit of gain.
Some might think I'm crazy, but I borrow 0% interest on my CC for 10 months, and park it in JEPI
What CC is loaning at 0% right now?
@@MartinD9999 canadian Mastercard True Line, they give promotions for using a cash balance transfer, 2-3% cost upfront, and then 0% interest for 10 or 11 months,
Good video was perplexing why low div but just roll with it nice hedge too
I own JEPQ, FEPI & SPYI. I sold JEPI about a year ago because I was not happy with returns compared to JEPQ.
Hedge Jepi with SVOL and THTA. Those profit from low volatility.
Do you think Vematum will pump before XRP?
I've heard that the VIX's low volatility is due to 0 DTE options. The idea being that when the market maker sees certain moves, like an influx of call options expiring 30 days out, they might have to buy the underlying stocks to cover the calls they sold and inversely they might sell shares to prepare for the inflow of puts they've sold. With 0 DTE options, it's more difficult to plan around those flows since "bets" are basically instantaneous compared to waiting a month.
I may not be explaining it correctly, just repeating and paraphrasing what I've heard.
I'll keep my JEPs
I've been keeping an eye on topics like this, because I getting into QQQY. I'm not sure if their ETF follows VIX, but I want to be aware of what I am playing with. Playing with fire is fine, but a certain amount of caution and wariness is wise.
Yeah im just holding $QDTE & $XDTE for weekly income very safe index covered call etfs that sell ODTE options for that weekly cashflow with a low to conservative dividend yeild to distribution
Thank you
Oh my gosh we are witnessing the downside of JEPI right now! Remember the dividends drop with little price share growth when the S&P climbs! But this is why we hold JEPI…wait for the drop and the cash to roll in!!! If you don’t own it when it happens you will miss out. I’ve been realizing gains on the growth stuff and investing in JEPI!
Sold out recently. All in on BITCOIN Etfs
😂 Bitcoin Dropped 17% in the last 3 months straight too! Wrong decision.
@@MartinD9999 when there is blood that is when you buy
Ive been buying JEPI aggressively since 2022.
My dividend journey began when I realized that two particular expenses in my budget were always going to go up and never go down. The two expenses were taxes and insurance. I realized that the dramatic rise in both will need some added income. So, I started buying shares paying dividends. I can now see that this will be the path I need to take to make sure those two expenses will not overtake my future income.
As a beginner, educate yourself, Learn the basics of investing and the stock market. There are many resources available online, including books, articles, and online courses. It’s a good idea to diversify your portfolio across different stocks and sectors to minimize risk. I’ve heard of people accruing over $550k during recessions and inflation, its important to do your own research.
Yes, I've been in constant touch with a Financial Analyst for approximately 8 months. You know, these days it's really easy to buy into trending stocks, but the task is determining when to sell or keep. That's where my manager comes in, to help me with entry and exit points in the industries I'm engaged in. Can’t say I regret it, I’m 40% up in profits just in 5months with my initial capital of $160k
How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. I will be retiring in two years and I might need some management on my much larger portfolio. Don't want to take any chances.
Finding financial advisors like Melissa Terri Swayne who can assist you shape your portfolio would be a very creative option. There will be difficult times ahead, and prudent personal money management will be essential to navigating them.
I just googled her name and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a call.
I call this a dividend rubber band, and even though I sometimes buy them I keep the ratio of 1% of my portfolio.
ET high yield
Jepi have only 20% on tech sector and did not have nvidia. 😮😮😮😮. I am down by 280 usd. Since its a value stock probably will keep it.
I've known about Jepi for a while and I think I will add this to my portfolio later on which today I reached an $800 milestone 😌. For now I'm focusing on simple high yield stocks then I'll invest into more stable growth stocks and etfs. I have a high-risk tolerance, so I'm okay with risk that may pay off or not 😅
Idk why anyone would sell out of JEPI “HOPING” to get back in later. These (JEPI, JEPQ) are proven winners that pay well.
So much is said about the market going up and down and yet, people still freak out and sell. 🤷🏽♂️
Good job.
Can you a vid on JEPQ
I sold out last year.
There's a season for buying JEPI and a season for buying JEPQ. PLS cover that.
One is S&P the other is Nasdaq (SPY vs. the Q's) that's about it.
And just like Al Bundy I jumped out of the plane without a parachute
All I know is that I'm wrong all the time. I want to sell Jepi and keep Jepq.
Another great video. I was wondering if you could help me get into your discord. I am patreon member who pays and can't get in to it.
In the end there is only Zuul
You know too much
@@chevyboa8950 the gatekeeper
Want a real wild ride? Try CONY for a while 😂
Did you use AI to recreate your voice?
This is the main reason I unsub ... yet, this AI still popped up
Guess what.? All that money wasted in JEPI coud have grown twice with S&P500 nvesting
In the last two years, sure. But in the year before that, JEPI outperformed the S&P500 in total return. If it crashes again, JEPI will probably do the same. It is a defensive income fund, not a growth fund.
@@TonyCox1351 JEPI is a hand full of years old and is designed for old people who have grown capital over the last 10 to 30 years
Cool, but if I'm living off the income and want to sleep well at night I don't care
If the market goes into correction, JEPI will be right out in front again over SPY like it was from January 2022 to May 2024. It really is only in the last couple of months that SPY pulled ahead going back to January 2022.
@@KungPowEnterFist 1000 shares of SCHD or VYM is worth morethan 1000 JEPI in the long haul
Thank alot you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in crypto and we will be set for life. I made over 375K dollars from trading this year regardless of the market conditions😊😁
Impressive! How did you manage to do it? Would you mind sharing your secret?
I am very thankful to Marina Turner because her knowledge and skills in traditional trading have been extremely useful in the difficult and constantly changing world of finance.
Marina Turner analyses go beyond surface-Level trends. he delves into technical, fundamental, and sentiment analysis, providing a holistic view of the market.
Marina Turner kidnapped my dog and slapped my wife.
Wow. I'm a bit perplexed seeing Marina's name been mentioned here also. Didn't know she has been good to so many people too, this is wonderful
Vematum's roadmap looks promising. Exciting times ahead!
Vematum's whitepaper blew me away. VEM is the future of crypto!
Presale investments have been my go-to, and Vematum is my latest pick. Early birds catch the worm!
Vematum stands out in the crowded crypto space. A real gem!
In the next bull run, keep an eye on DOT, VRA, and SOL, but don't overlook Vematum's VEM
Sell JEPI. Who the Hell is still holding this POS?
Dividend Growth Stocks > JEPI
Yield traps
YieldMax!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In the next bull run, keep an eye on DOT, VRA, and SOL, but don't overlook Vematum's VEM
Vematum's team is top-notch. Expecting big developments soon!
Vematum's roadmap looks promising. Exciting times ahead!
Vematum's whitepaper blew me away. VEM is the future of crypto!
Presale investments have been my go-to, and Vematum is my latest pick. Early birds catch the worm!