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Well, I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises plummeting stocks that were once revered and I don't know where to go here out of devastation.
The safest approach I feel to tackle it is to diversify investments. By spreading investments across different asset classes, like bonds, real estate, and international stocks, they can reduce the impact of a market meltdown.
@@usmanyahaya9782 I totally agree. A financial advisor can provide valuable insights and help ensure that our investment portfolios are aligned with our long-term financial goals. They have the expertise to navigate through market fluctuations and make informed decisions.
@@RhondaArmstrong-y4d Her name is “Victoria Carmen Santaella” can't divulge much. Most likely, the internet should have her basic info, you can research if you like.
Thanks Joseph. Good idea to LIST the stocks you're talking about at the END of the video ! We all get the monetization of videos but if you can do that it would be great.
I get that qyld's total history has been a story of decline, but the last 2 years has been incredibly stable. They've stuck around that 17 dollar share price with the dividends around high 16 to mid 17 cents. It's been one the least volatile covered call funds. In the same time frame jepi has been ranging from 30 to 60 cents per share. It feels like this video was written mid 2022 and has just ignored the past 2 years of impeccable stability.
Absolutely correct in your assessment. Using the 2014 IPO share price is misleading on what the fund has done since 2020 and especially since Oct 2022 and the change the fund managers made to keep the NAV stable while still distributing close to 12% annum.
Im glad I have other options other than the popular QYLD and similar funds now. I started investing this month with a tiny sum of money so thanks. Ive watched and learned from your videos a lot!
Looking at the price history as well as the dividends. Price has decreased and the dividends at the lowest point I see was.12 a share. . Now I cost average and do not buy all at once. I am up on my Qyld so this is a stock not to just plunk down all at one time all your money. Going to wait and see what it does since I am upside on it . why sell a good thing now as I collect my dividends.
I think the QYLD is a great option for diversification in a portfolio that focuses on dividend income. For example, the port can have a mix of covered calls ETF for that uncertain cash flow (on a rainy day you'll get lower div, on a sunny day you'll get higher div for a particular month) and some ETFs with more stable cash flow.
I'm at 2353$ a month so far in dividends. And glad I started putting money in this investment in 2017. Definitely something I'm going to pass to my kids hoping to bring little wealth to them. If I stick to investing till I'm 55. Hope QYLD is still around as well.
How well does QYLD work compared to the others if you were to reinvest the dividends every month into more shares?? I am currently doing this for a small % of my portfolio
Question, what about if HRZN, SCM, are taxed with 30% on dividends , while QYLD is completely tax free, does this change the balance? I was wondering cause it was just today that switched a portion of SCM to QYLD precisely for that reason.
I do not invest in high dividend stocks. I prefer to make income with deep in the money calls. I recently purchased a stock with a 6.6 PE, a .8 Delta & a 1.18 Beta. It will be held for a total of 10 months with a return of 12.6% (15.1% annual return) with a downside protection of 16.8%. 41% of the gains will be from dividends. I am with you about EFC especially if you reinvest the dividends as it under performs QYLD. All the others outperform QYLD except for SCM in year 2023 with dividends reinvested. That is just one year not enough data to be negative.
Which stock is this? So do you keep rolling out the covered call to same strike price every month or weekly? And do you just allow it to be called away after 10 months at a loss in terms of price? And how deep in the money is it when you first sell the covered call? And do you sell the CC when the stock is closer to 52 week high or low? Thanks for clarifying.
I keep it simple, I prefer to just have one (1) stock for monthly dividends and keep adding .. All the other stocks are play money (trading & options) .. But I'm definitely looking to move to another prosperous dividend stock .. Thanks for the info .. I'll add it to my watch list before investing 😊
@@secko13 qyld for stability. People who talk about it online are stuck in 2021 where it had a lot of problems, but they've adjusted how they manage the fund. Look at the price performance from the past 2 years, constantly in the 16 to 17 dollar range, then look at the past 2 years of dividends, constantly in the 16 to 17 cent range. Then look at jepi dividends from the same time frame, 30 to 60 cents. qyld has matured into a stable work horse
I'm holding on to my Ryld, hoping the mid companies rebound after interest rates begin to lower. I've been reinvesting dividends for the past three years.
It is no longer accurate to use QYLD 2014 initial price for current analysis. The main reason is that the fund managers in 2023 changed their investment method and guaranteeing a 1% monthly distribution even if the premiums fall short. I bought during the hype of 2021 and early 2022. If you had dollar cost average in over that time or bought in the fall of 2022 thru early 2023, you are looking great right now. QYLD is still a great buy at the right time when the QQQ thus QYLD have dropped.
Your part about EFC seemed to be incorrect, I’ve been holding it for a few years now. First error is that EFC is a REIT not a BDC, second error is that it had a dividend cut at the beginning of 2024…
Good information and clear expertise. But the speech organization is dreadful! Alternating suggested stocks with repeated returns to QYLD keeps yanking the viewer's attention back and forth. Say all you have to say about QYLD, then go through the recommended stocks one by one. Don't keep flapping back and forth!
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Thanks joe i love you
Hey boss any thought on are capital?
Well, I feel investors should be focusing on under-the-radar stocks, and considering the current rollercoaster nature of the stock market, Because 35% of my $270k portfolio comprises plummeting stocks that were once revered and I don't know where to go here out of devastation.
The safest approach I feel to tackle it is to diversify investments. By spreading investments across different asset classes, like bonds, real estate, and international stocks, they can reduce the impact of a market meltdown.
@@usmanyahaya9782 I totally agree. A financial advisor can provide valuable insights and help ensure that our investment portfolios are aligned with our long-term financial goals. They have the expertise to navigate through market fluctuations and make informed decisions.
@@KarenDuncan-o5s I’ve been down a ton, I’m only holding on so I can recoup, I need help, who is this investment adviser that guides you?
@@RhondaArmstrong-y4d Her name is “Victoria Carmen Santaella” can't divulge much. Most likely, the internet should have her basic info, you can research if you like.
@@KarenDuncan-o5s I will give this a look, thanks a bunch for sharing.
Thanks Joseph. Good idea to LIST the stocks you're talking about at the END of the video ! We all get the monetization of videos but if you can do that it would be great.
Yeah would be helpful. I don't always have a pen and paper nearby while watching these
QYLD is genius! Love my cashflow every month! Everybody should have QLYD in their portfolio.
I get that qyld's total history has been a story of decline, but the last 2 years has been incredibly stable. They've stuck around that 17 dollar share price with the dividends around high 16 to mid 17 cents. It's been one the least volatile covered call funds. In the same time frame jepi has been ranging from 30 to 60 cents per share.
It feels like this video was written mid 2022 and has just ignored the past 2 years of impeccable stability.
Absolutely correct in your assessment. Using the 2014 IPO share price is misleading on what the fund has done since 2020 and especially since Oct 2022 and the change the fund managers made to keep the NAV stable while still distributing close to 12% annum.
Joe, last year you made a video on SVOL/QYLD. Has your perspective changed on SVOL after it got stress tested over the past 12 months?
Im glad I have other options other than the popular QYLD and similar funds now. I started investing this month with a tiny sum of money so thanks. Ive watched and learned from your videos a lot!
Love your channel. Thank you for all of the good detail and certainly time that you put into this channel. Best, Ron
Looking at the price history as well as the dividends. Price has decreased and the dividends at the lowest point I see was.12 a share. . Now I cost average and do not buy all at once. I am up on my Qyld so this is a stock not to just plunk down all at one time all your money.
Going to wait and see what it does since I am upside on it . why sell a good thing now as I collect my dividends.
I think Qyld is great in an HSA.
I think the QYLD is a great option for diversification in a portfolio that focuses on dividend income.
For example, the port can have a mix of covered calls ETF for that uncertain cash flow (on a rainy day you'll get lower div, on a sunny day you'll get higher div for a particular month) and some ETFs with more stable cash flow.
EFC, HRZN, MAIN, PNNT, SCM
Why would be QYLD's distrubution get smaller with time?
I'm at 2353$ a month so far in dividends. And glad I started putting money in this investment in 2017. Definitely something I'm going to pass to my kids hoping to bring little wealth to them. If I stick to investing till I'm 55. Hope QYLD is still around as well.
Got HRZN ❤
Semper Fi Brother. Thank you for the videos.
Have you looked into Yield Max funds?
Another great video-love the “boring”, overshadowed stocks that make $ reliably
👽I really like it ❤️QYLD has cash flow every month ; I thank your micro wear is very helpful for many people
Thanks for the info 👍🏼
Excited to see how Revux will disrupt the payment industry. Huge potential, and still in presale phase!
Yieldmax is the go ETF for monthly dividend , good price and great dividend ea month whit less $
PNNT increased dividend from 0.07 to 0.08, a 14.3% increased.
How well does QYLD work compared to the others if you were to reinvest the dividends every month into more shares?? I am currently doing this for a small % of my portfolio
Question, what about if HRZN, SCM, are taxed with 30% on dividends , while QYLD is completely tax free, does this change the balance? I was wondering cause it was just today that switched a portion of SCM to QYLD precisely for that reason.
Exactly my thoughts!!!!!
Are these considered qualified or non-qualified dividends?
Ymax opinion?
Are there European dividend stocks better than the US ones?
$BTI
Forget the rest, Revux is where it's at. Potential moonshot!
I do not invest in high dividend stocks. I prefer to make income with deep in the money calls. I recently purchased a stock with a 6.6 PE, a .8 Delta & a 1.18 Beta. It will be held for a total of 10 months with a return of 12.6% (15.1% annual return) with a downside protection of 16.8%. 41% of the gains will be from dividends. I am with you about EFC especially if you reinvest the dividends as it under performs QYLD. All the others outperform QYLD except for SCM in year 2023 with dividends reinvested. That is just one year not enough data to be negative.
Which stock is this? So do you keep rolling out the covered call to same strike price every month or weekly? And do you just allow it to be called away after 10 months at a loss in terms of price? And how deep in the money is it when you first sell the covered call? And do you sell the CC when the stock is closer to 52 week high or low? Thanks for clarifying.
The reason I got revux is because I believe decentralization is more important than anything else.
When it comes fo covered call etfs i like xyld
I gave up on EFC and QYLD
JEPQ is a good alternative to QYLD.
Nah, prefer QYLD. Higher and more consistent distributions.
9:33 Horizon is labled as quarterly payout not monthly.
I keep it simple,
I prefer to just have one (1) stock for monthly dividends and keep adding ..
All the other stocks are play money (trading & options) ..
But I'm definitely looking to move to another prosperous dividend stock .. Thanks for the info .. I'll add it to my watch list before investing 😊
What if that one stock crash and burns?
Gleason View
kinda getting the picture that dividend ETFs eat your NAV, while paying "dividends" for the difference...
Which is better, QYLD or JEPI?
@@secko13 qyld for stability. People who talk about it online are stuck in 2021 where it had a lot of problems, but they've adjusted how they manage the fund. Look at the price performance from the past 2 years, constantly in the 16 to 17 dollar range, then look at the past 2 years of dividends, constantly in the 16 to 17 cent range. Then look at jepi dividends from the same time frame, 30 to 60 cents. qyld has matured into a stable work horse
Jepi has lower exp ratio
main is now 6.49%
Great
Xyld..ryld are these on the same downward spiral
I'm holding on to my Ryld, hoping the mid companies rebound after interest rates begin to lower. I've been reinvesting dividends for the past three years.
Falling prices means buy more
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It is no longer accurate to use QYLD 2014 initial price for current analysis. The main reason is that the fund managers in 2023 changed their investment method and guaranteeing a 1% monthly distribution even if the premiums fall short. I bought during the hype of 2021 and early 2022. If you had dollar cost average in over that time or bought in the fall of 2022 thru early 2023, you are looking great right now. QYLD is still a great buy at the right time when the QQQ thus QYLD have dropped.
Exactly I brought in the last Quarter of 2023
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FOMO kicking in as Revux partners with more and more merchants. Bullish!
Scammers kicking in with more nonsense.
@Joe, it would great to post the recommended buy point.
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How ironic, I just sold all my QYLD 262 shares and bought 90 shares of QQQI🧐
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Wily is up in my portfolio and Efc is down
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Your part about EFC seemed to be incorrect, I’ve been holding it for a few years now. First error is that EFC is a REIT not a BDC, second error is that it had a dividend cut at the beginning of 2024…
HRZN looks like it's on a downward trend. I'm going to avoid it. By comparison, QYLD has been on an upward trend since this video was uploaded.
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Good information and clear expertise. But the speech organization is dreadful! Alternating suggested stocks with repeated returns to QYLD keeps yanking the viewer's attention back and forth. Say all you have to say about QYLD, then go through the recommended stocks one by one. Don't keep flapping back and forth!
But that's not good for the algorithm
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For thai young wife to inherit it.a slow decay like a memory.....
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The reason I got revux is because I believe decentralization is more important than anything else.
Excited to see how Revux will disrupt the payment industry. Huge potential, and still in presale phase!
Forget the rest, Revux is where it's at. Potential moonshot!