I may liquify QQQY and IWMY. I have collected more in divs then NAV erosion so its no big deal. Defiant must be doing something wrong as when the naz is popping it goes up a few cents. What do think would be better, adding to FEPI, AIPI or adding to NVDY and MSTY. FEPI and AIPI will be giving me some growth with a decent div, but i will be losing around 1200 a month in divs with these funds. Or NVDY and MSTY, if i buy it from the proceeds I will be exactly the same divs that QQQY and IWMY gives me each month. Or do nothing, maybe Defiant will change there policies and give these funds less NAV erosion. Thought these funds were going to better based on an index. Like i said i am not at a loss, i never sell at a loss but these funds are aggravating!
Fantastic 👍👌 my dividends for Sept was 20k, mostly from the 14,000 shares from proshares Bitcoin ETFs BITO BETH EETH BITX. Also from NVDY, MSTY. Just added CONY last week. I been buying Coinbase shares because it tanked so much. I sell OTM puts on COIN, and use the proceeds to buy CONY. I have 1,100 shares. All the dividends are reinvested. Sometime in 2025 I'll take 70% for myself and the rest reinvested. September ends my fiscal year. October started Monday. My realized gain was 395,000,losses of 65k. Love your video, they are so comprehensive 👌👍👏💮
Market is going down, so is NAV.. I have about 400 shares in Round Hill, seems the best. I need 3000 shares to retire and no more work 😀 but that's like $130K I don't have.. fuck 😀
@@EntrepreneurInvestor Yes That would be good, but it's not just few years to build up to 3K shares, it's like 30 years ! You can get 1K shares per 10 years roughly with compounding from 400 shares bought already..
@@MrSwords114 i personally wanted another income source i can pull from if needed, my growth is from my businesses as well as acquiring real estate assets
@@EntrepreneurInvestor ahh i see. I have just started and fomoing into these high div etfs. I think market is due to crash sooner or later so best to join you on this high dividend etfs. Too bad none of these capture the market downturn right?
NAV erosion is a bitch I know, but I'm investing in those. When it crashes, try to buy more, because one day it will be up again...try to time the market and buy the dip !
I love these videos.! Keep up the good work! I am a new investor and I'm slowly gaining knowledge. But my biggest fear is that some of these high yield ETFs May depreciate too much after I start dumping money into them them; that's a fear not a prediction. I'm still trying to figure this stuff out...
My experience was very similar to yours, when I started the FOMO got the best of me and I went in investing heavy into Yieldmax ETF's. If I could do it again I would have focused on growth first and once my portfolio was at a sizeable amount then I would have started focusing in on high yeilding ETF's that way you are protecting yourself from the NAV erosion which can be a punch in the gut if these positions make up the bulk of your portfolio.
Dividends will never compensate for NAV erosion unless you bought at inception and caught a big run like in NVIDA. But after that, NVDY is not performing. Most high yield stocks have a negative Total Return and that is all that matters in point of fact. Supporters of these funds are dreamers and have never experienced a huge bear market like 2000 and 2007-2008. If that happens again, everyone will sell as they usually do when prices decline a lot.
I'm up in share price on most Yieldmax etfs, might I add I started the high yield portfolio in 2022. I've had my fair share of volatile drawdowns of 28%+ but even my principal is only roughly 3% from the all time pre-withdrawal,pre-tax high with a ytd cumulative return of 27% as of yesterday.
@@EntrepreneurInvestor The lowest yield is 10% and 10 shares My lowest yield of any significant sized position is 15%. If we have another 2008,even stocks with 3% yields will be sold. A dividend portfolio is just a different way to structure à portfolio. For à while I was trading 3x longs and spending a monthly allowance that would've worked out to à 27% yield. It's much easier to buy Yieldmax etfs,other income etfs,cefs during corrections of 10-15%+ periodically go in and out of capital gains. I have everything set up so once my margin loan is paid off,which would take less than 3 months before expenses, just from monthly distributions-my portfolio would still test a higher high at Yieldmax 2023 lows. Risk management is extremely important. I wouldn't hesitate clicking sell in a heartbeat if another 2008,2020 arrived. A little common sense goes à long way. And when this loan is paid off by Jan or Feb,I'll leverage another 25% into more conservative income producing assets and then Yieldmax will be 12.5% of portfolio. I'm not à dreamer. I'm à realist. These etfs need to be monitored. So far,all good news that were avoiding à recession with a minor slowdown in the job market
I bought 100 shares of XDTE today.
smart
Congratulations! I am at about 42 of Qdte
@@fouadaltaffi2695 Awesome bro 💯
@@your_humble_investor thanks man!
I may liquify QQQY and IWMY. I have collected more in divs then NAV erosion so its no big deal. Defiant must be doing something wrong as when the naz is popping it goes up a few cents. What do think would be better, adding to FEPI, AIPI or adding to NVDY and MSTY. FEPI and AIPI will be giving me some growth with a decent div, but i will be losing around 1200 a month in divs with these funds. Or NVDY and MSTY, if i buy it from the proceeds I will be exactly the same divs that QQQY and IWMY gives me each month. Or do nothing, maybe Defiant will change there policies and give these funds less NAV erosion. Thought these funds were going to better based on an index. Like i said i am not at a loss, i never sell at a loss but these funds are aggravating!
Is QQQI a 9% yield or 14% yield? It shows both from different sources on the internet.
Why are there 2 TSLY in your sheet?
1 for robinhood 1 for m1
Fantastic 👍👌 my dividends for Sept was 20k, mostly from the 14,000 shares from proshares Bitcoin ETFs BITO BETH EETH BITX. Also from NVDY, MSTY. Just added CONY last week. I been buying Coinbase shares because it tanked so much. I sell OTM puts on COIN, and use the proceeds to buy CONY. I have 1,100 shares. All the dividends are reinvested. Sometime in 2025 I'll take 70% for myself and the rest reinvested. September ends my fiscal year. October started Monday. My realized gain was 395,000,losses of 65k. Love your video, they are so comprehensive 👌👍👏💮
wow!
@@EntrepreneurInvestor 👍👌TY
Market is going down, so is NAV.. I have about 400 shares in Round Hill, seems the best. I need 3000 shares to retire and no more work 😀 but that's like $130K I don't have.. fuck 😀
@@MB031 give it a few years of compounding
@@EntrepreneurInvestor Yes That would be good, but it's not just few years to build up to 3K shares, it's like 30 years ! You can get 1K shares per 10 years roughly with compounding from 400 shares bought already..
如果在10年前买入10000美金的Qyld,现在加上复利效果，你会拥有超过6位数的股
给时间跑跑
Do you think doing high yield investments better than growth etfs atm? Is that why you are investing in these despite nav erosion
@@MrSwords114 i personally wanted another income source i can pull from if needed, my growth is from my businesses as well as acquiring real estate assets
@@EntrepreneurInvestor ahh i see. I have just started and fomoing into these high div etfs. I think market is due to crash sooner or later so best to join you on this high dividend etfs. Too bad none of these capture the market downturn right?
YieldMax offers some inverse etfs, if you are looking for short income etfs on the nasdaq they have YQQQ
YQQQ hasn’t paid well when I thought it should like today only up .08 but FIAT is great up &1.23 and I bet another big distribution in group C.
NAV erosion is a bitch I know, but I'm investing in those. When it crashes, try to buy more, because one day it will be up again...try to time the market and buy the dip !
I love these videos.! Keep up the good work! I am a new investor and I'm slowly gaining knowledge. But my biggest fear is that some of these high yield ETFs May depreciate too much after I start dumping money into them them; that's a fear not a prediction. I'm still trying to figure this stuff out...
My experience was very similar to yours, when I started the FOMO got the best of me and I went in investing heavy into Yieldmax ETF's. If I could do it again I would have focused on growth first and once my portfolio was at a sizeable amount then I would have started focusing in on high yeilding ETF's that way you are protecting yourself from the NAV erosion which can be a punch in the gut if these positions make up the bulk of your portfolio.
@@zordon43 watch till the end of the video I show total returns of the yieldmax etfs
Dividends will never compensate for NAV erosion unless you bought at inception and caught a big run like in NVIDA. But after that, NVDY is not performing. Most high yield stocks have a negative Total Return and that is all that matters in point of fact. Supporters of these funds are dreamers and have never experienced a huge bear market like 2000 and 2007-2008. If that happens again, everyone will sell as they usually do when prices decline a lot.
Thats why its good to diversify into lower yielders as well as index based etfs
I believe you need to adjust your positions with traditional dividends stocks with a small percentage in high yield ETFs.
I'm up in share price on most Yieldmax etfs, might I add I started the high yield portfolio in 2022. I've had my fair share of volatile drawdowns of 28%+ but even my principal is only roughly 3% from the all time pre-withdrawal,pre-tax high with a ytd cumulative return of 27% as of yesterday.
@@EntrepreneurInvestor The lowest yield is 10% and 10 shares My lowest yield of any significant sized position is 15%.
If we have another 2008,even stocks with 3% yields will be sold.
A dividend portfolio is just a different way to structure à portfolio. For à while I was trading 3x longs and spending a monthly allowance that would've worked out to à 27% yield. It's much easier to buy Yieldmax etfs,other income etfs,cefs during corrections of 10-15%+ periodically go in and out of capital gains. I have everything set up so once my margin loan is paid off,which would take less than 3 months before expenses, just from monthly distributions-my portfolio would still test a higher high at Yieldmax 2023 lows.
Risk management is extremely important. I wouldn't hesitate clicking sell in a heartbeat if another 2008,2020 arrived. A little common sense goes à long way. And when this loan is paid off by Jan or Feb,I'll leverage another 25% into more conservative income producing assets and then Yieldmax will be 12.5% of portfolio.
I'm not à dreamer. I'm à realist. These etfs need to be monitored. So far,all good news that were avoiding à recession with a minor slowdown in the job market
Nice 2 c u keep up the good work
Good work, I love it
Bad day in the market. Lost 3k. Wtf ???? 🤬🤬🤬
Uncertainty
You only lose when you sale.
What's your holding that you lost money on so I know not to buy that piece of crap