Adriano, you mention that QQQY wouldn't be appropriate for living off the income and better to reinvest dividends. Personally, I use the income to live off of. Can you elaborate or point to a video where you talk about which ETFs are better for living off the dividends?
Can you file a tax return to get the money back , I already know that they don’t take a withholding tax in rsp and I wasn’t asking how to avoid them taking it in my tfsa ,has any one filed a tax return from IRS the get it back that’s all I am asking , I guess I will have to go see an accountant
Also, nav erosion will kill you, if you do not re invest all or a huge percentage of distributions, your navigation price will dwindle down, these etf are not meant to live off dividends unfortunately
Still filing up my TFSA so not buying any PII US stocks for now, though learning from you is time well spent. What is an acceptable total return or performance for a PII ETF for you?
Purchasing a stock may seem straightforward, but selecting the correct stock without a proven strategy can be exceedingly challenging. I've been working on expanding my $210K portfolio for a while, and my primary obstacle is the lack of clear entry and exit strategies. Any advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Even with the right strategies and appropriate assets, investment returns can differ among investors. Recognizing the vital role of experience in investment success is crucial. Personally, I understood this significance and sought guidance from a market analyst, significantly growing my account to nearly a million. Strategically withdrawing profits just before the market correction, I'm now seizing buying opportunities once again.
Thanks for the High Yield Fund Overview video Adrian! The list is getting longer and longer now. I have finally bought enough QQQY and JEPY, and I am doing the drip right now. 🤞Hopefully NAV remains somewhat stable and in couple of years I do not need to worry about inflation or high interest rate.
Thank you Adrian. But it shows what you do not know what is happening in the underlying and have been playing it safe with your choices. You should watch Retire on Dividends who shows what is happening in the underlying for the 4 big Yieldmax funds. Even Jay pops in to see RoD's opinions on what they are doing. Yes THAT JAY. When you understand what is happening in the underlying then you can better choice what funds to follow. And depending on what you want. I know people want a mix of investing and some extracted for income. Alot of these funds are too low yield for that kind of investing.
Not to take anything away from ROD, but he’s a RUclipsr and Jay literally runs an investment firm and has brought multiple ETFs to msrket. He basically said he doesn’t personally watch ROD’s channel and he agreed to an interview he wasn’t asking his opinion
@@TonyCox1351 Did you not hear what Jay said in his interview? He said he peeks in to his videos and see the opinions of RoD and goes back to his team to see if they made the right call. He looks at what RoD presents on his spreadsheets. He doesn't say if they are right or wrong but when Jay says he "peeks" to see what RoD says then you know the guy is doing the math somewhat correct. That is a sign of respect from Jay to a RUclipsr.BTW Adrian is a RUclipsr too. So is Gen Z Investing. Does Jay peek in to see what Adrian and Gen Z Investor are saying? No. Jay stated he runs the shop but RoD's interview almost sounded like a job interview with Jay. It got technical.
What is the point in investing in any dividend ETF? Show me one dividend ETF that delivered a higher overall return over the last five years than either the spy or the QQQ? There is none.
Most of these funds are less than a year old. So your statement is not accurate. For a 5 year timeline you would need to go to spilt shares or regular shares. And they only went up due to low credit conditions and share buybacks from the underlying. Not due to fundamentals, technicals or mechanicals. Simply emotion. Hence why the media and all investors are begging for a rate cut. They know nothing of a normal economy and only that of ZIRP or NIRP conditions which created this inflation we are living with. To fix this we need a crash, of least 50%. Which will not happen during elections.
@@vicmiklausic5415 the facts will not change in one year. If you have a big market draw down for a year, maybe it will hold up. But overtime, and time is anything less than three years you will always lose with any dividend ETF. End of story.
As an income investor I get paid every month and don’t need to sell my shares to get paid - can reinvest the dividends or simply take the cash for whatever. Have fun selling your precious QQQ shares to realize any profit.
If you have to pick one, What beginner friendly covered call ETF you would recommend for monthly income for newbie investors that dont have a lot of investment knowledge and just want monthly income
Thanks so much! Dividend investing has changed my life!!!
It’s also fun
🙌🏾🙌🏾
Me too!
You said that you were from Canada. You speak very good English for being a foreigner and all. Thank you for the content.
lol , we speak English in Canada (except Quebec where I’m from )
@@PassiveIncomeInvesting My grandmother had a friend from Canada a long time ago. She said that she really loved Pierre Trudeau.
Adriano, you mention that QQQY wouldn't be appropriate for living off the income and better to reinvest dividends. Personally, I use the income to live off of. Can you elaborate or point to a video where you talk about which ETFs are better for living off the dividends?
AIPI next month please 🙏
What is the sister fund to that one again ??
@@tonyd3010 FEPI
Excellent presentation 💯
Thanks for the info.
Can a Canadian get back the with holding tax , I have some yeildmax funds in my tfsa , I don’t have any rsp accounts
RSP is the only way to avoid the holding tax.
Negative that money goes straight to the IRS and you ain’t gettin it back lol… unless like this guy said you hold everything in your rsp
Can you file a tax return to get the money back , I already know that they don’t take a withholding tax in rsp and I wasn’t asking how to avoid them taking it in my tfsa ,has any one filed a tax return from IRS the get it back that’s all I am asking , I guess I will have to go see an accountant
Hey Adriano, could you please elaborate more on ULTY? It seems to be very promising...
Awesome! Awesome! video! Cant wait for the deep dive video for each.
CEFD or CEFS?
BTCY vs MAXI?
Is dfn safe?
My DFN is for life, I wish i had more cash when it was at 30% yield.
Pbdc AND pffa
For Defiance ETFs, what is your reasoning to just drip and not live off income?
i dont need the income yet , its in my retirement account
Also, nav erosion will kill you, if you do not re invest all or a huge percentage of distributions, your navigation price will dwindle down, these etf are not meant to live off dividends unfortunately
Still filing up my TFSA so not buying any PII US stocks for now, though learning from you is time well spent. What is an acceptable total return or performance for a PII ETF for you?
It’s time for some sample portfolios possibly by dividend % returns or possibly the best yield/ nav portfolios
No mention of Jepy Qqqy or Iwmy
Of course I did , you missed it ? Watch again my friend
Hi everyone. What platform do you use to track dividends. Any suggestions? Thanks
Stock event app
@@martinhebert1774 Thanks a lot i finally found this app.
Purchasing a stock may seem straightforward, but selecting the correct stock without a proven strategy can be exceedingly challenging. I've been working on expanding my $210K portfolio for a while, and my primary obstacle is the lack of clear entry and exit strategies. Any advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated.
Even with the right strategies and appropriate assets, investment returns can differ among investors. Recognizing the vital role of experience in investment success is crucial. Personally, I understood this significance and sought guidance from a market analyst, significantly growing my account to nearly a million. Strategically withdrawing profits just before the market correction, I'm now seizing buying opportunities once again.
Just research the name Angela Lynn Schilling. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Good review Adriano!
Got my mind on my money
And my money on my mind.
Thank you!
YMAX or SPYT?
Both
Neither Qmax and Uscl, overall performance blows both out of the water
@@martinhebert1774 now say this same thing with proper grammar so I can understand you.
YMAX
Thanks for the High Yield Fund Overview video Adrian! The list is getting longer and longer now.
I have finally bought enough QQQY and JEPY, and I am doing the drip right now. 🤞Hopefully NAV remains somewhat stable
and in couple of years I do not need to worry about inflation or high interest rate.
I love QQQY!!
NAV of those will keep going down but your investment value will keep going up if you DRIP em
Thank you Adrian. But it shows what you do not know what is happening in the underlying and have been playing it safe with your choices. You should watch Retire on Dividends who shows what is happening in the underlying for the 4 big Yieldmax funds. Even Jay pops in to see RoD's opinions on what they are doing. Yes THAT JAY. When you understand what is happening in the underlying then you can better choice what funds to follow. And depending on what you want. I know people want a mix of investing and some extracted for income. Alot of these funds are too low yield for that kind of investing.
Not to take anything away from ROD, but he’s a RUclipsr and Jay literally runs an investment firm and has brought multiple ETFs to msrket. He basically said he doesn’t personally watch ROD’s channel and he agreed to an interview he wasn’t asking his opinion
@@TonyCox1351 Did you not hear what Jay said in his interview? He said he peeks in to his videos and see the opinions of RoD and goes back to his team to see if they made the right call. He looks at what RoD presents on his spreadsheets. He doesn't say if they are right or wrong but when Jay says he "peeks" to see what RoD says then you know the guy is doing the math somewhat correct. That is a sign of respect from Jay to a RUclipsr.BTW Adrian is a RUclipsr too. So is Gen Z Investing. Does Jay peek in to see what Adrian and Gen Z Investor are saying? No. Jay stated he runs the shop but RoD's interview almost sounded like a job interview with Jay. It got technical.
Getting so close to $20k per year! New milestone coming up
What is the point in investing in any dividend ETF?
Show me one dividend ETF that delivered a higher overall return over the last five years than either the spy or the QQQ?
There is none.
Most of these funds are less than a year old. So your statement is not accurate. For a 5 year timeline you would need to go to spilt shares or regular shares. And they only went up due to low credit conditions and share buybacks from the underlying. Not due to fundamentals, technicals or mechanicals. Simply emotion. Hence why the media and all investors are begging for a rate cut. They know nothing of a normal economy and only that of ZIRP or NIRP conditions which created this inflation we are living with. To fix this we need a crash, of least 50%. Which will not happen during elections.
@@vicmiklausic5415 the facts will not change in one year. If you have a big market draw down for a year, maybe it will hold up. But overtime, and time is anything less than three years you will always lose with any dividend ETF. End of story.
As an income investor I get paid every month and don’t need to sell my shares to get paid - can reinvest the dividends or simply take the cash for whatever. Have fun selling your precious QQQ shares to realize any profit.
I am waiting… Again, show me one dividend ETF that had a total return that exceeded the qqq … I’ll be waiting forever
@@piethermanus8777 You clearly don’t understand the point of dividend investing for income.
Yeah, it's pronounced "SoFi" like "HiFi"
If you have to pick one, What beginner friendly covered call ETF you would recommend for monthly income for newbie investors that dont have a lot of investment knowledge and just want monthly income
For Canadians with USD I would also consider HPYT.U and HYLD.U as other options.