This video just about sums up the common viewpoints and facts of each fund: NUSI is a good bond replacement, RYLD has the best overall returns and high yield, JEPI has a good mix of growth and yield but not stellar in either category, and QYLD doesn't really have anything other than yield but still gets picked anyway lol.
@@DavidsonYoung if you have a ROTH, income ETFs will always benefit from extra tax benefits. I believe all the income etfs are taxed as ordinary dividends. I don’t have qyld in my Roth because I can get more returns in 37.5 years with qqq
Maybe I'm missing something but NUSI supposed to have puts to protect but it's down the most (incl. dividend) so those puts aren't really protecting in a down market.
I think it depends on where you are in life. As a retiree I started with QYLD just because of the relatively fixed, very high yield and the fact that it's been paying that very high yield for 7 years now. I don't think any of the others mentioned have been around that long, some only a year or two. I would suggest a blend of these and not "all in" on any one of these high dividend players, diversify.
Yes, great point! I was just about ready to go 'all in' on qyld but I think newsy deserves a percentage of my portfolio here in retirement now for a few years
If you’re retiring early you might want to focus on just playing the S&P for maximum returns until you actually are about to retire. That way you have the maximum amount of money available to get into the high dividend funds as that’ll yield the most dividends in retirement years without costing you more. They don’t outperform the S&P or go up in price much so you won’t miss out on entries
As someone about to retire who holds all of these, plus XYLD, I have recently started moving more and more into NUSI for the protection. On the topic of yield, note that despite the hit in value that RYLD has taken the last few days, the latest declared dividend means RYLD yield is now slightly higher than QYLD.
I own the five sisters (QYLD, RYLD, XYLD, XYLG, and QYLG). I treat these as alternative investments and as a group limit them to 2.5% of my holdings (and a limit of 10% for within the group). The reason for this is that I cannot reasonably evaluate these ETFs in times of extreme market turmoil. I just don't think it's possible to get a handle on these during a crisis, or a near crisis.
JEPI is appealing for me as I am looking to hold these investments for quite some time with the chance to sell. For this reason I like the growth of JEPI. So far it is up 12% YTD compared to only 4% for NUSI and 1.4% for QYLD. QYLD looks like you could be hit hard in taxes with the return of capital it has been doing as well.
So much for that downside protection. I just came across this video looking to learn more about JEPI, and NUSI is down about 30% since it was filmed. JEPI is off about 10% in the same time period. The other 2 are off about 20%.
BB: We're seeing the same thing. NUSI's downside protection has been MIA during the 2022 downturn. Something is wrong with the hedging mechanism. The sharp decline in the Nasdaq-100 is certainly a contributing factor. But again, wasn't that supposed to be hedged? Thanks for watching ETF Battles, I hope you become a regular! Ron
I own all 4 in my dividend portfolio. Up the most in ryld. Exactly like was mentioned, I use NUSI for the downside protection and currently have the least amount in it. Looking forward to seeing how these perform in down markets as they are all relatively new. Great content as always. 👍👍
I know the general consensus is Qyld for retirement income, however my portfolio is setup so these funds pay all my bills and i can literally save all my work checks. Gonna start building up nusi for some downside protection
So would it be a good idea to buy a good chunk of QYLD or JEPI now when it's cheap and put it into a Roth IRA?.... Or buy a good amount of shares and put it in my dividend portfolio and not add anymore into it over time and let the money get reinvested every month and keep growing on its own? Side note: (I am 37 and would just like to build as much residual income as I can and let it sit and grow until I retire in about 20 years)
As someone who is just watching this, I pulled up a performance chart between all of the funds for 2022 and the downside protection supposedly offered by NUSI has been horrible. It's down by 22% this year, by far the worst performer, by nearly 10% YTD. They must have forgot to buy the puts, lol
I see the same thing with NUSI. This ETF should not have this deep of a drawdown. Something is amiss. Whatever hedging strategy they're using, it's clearly not working. Thanks for watching ETF Battles, we're now in Season 3 (2022). Take care, Ron
I believe the protective put only kicks in when the stock is down 25% for that month. The downside protection only help if there is a huge market correction. I dumped NUSI 6 months ago.
It's hard to cover every tax scenario in our episodes, but I hear you. I spend a lot of time and research taking about taxes on this channel and my recent Q&A gets into that. Be sure to subscribe to our channel for more on proper tax positioning - it's far more than just smart asset location. The link to my Q&A is below. Thanks, Ron ruclips.net/video/YgD4vdLoPfo/видео.html
FYI jayden, #ETFBattles is a weekly show and we're currently in Season II. You can also listen to the program at iTunes, Spotify, etc. if you're unable to watch. Links to all of these platforms are provided in the description section of each episode. We're just as addicted to ETF Battles as you and everyone else! Warm regards, Ron
qyld + nusi are different strategies to react the sudden market change. it should look for other stocks e.g. QQQ , tesla ,.......... etc for stock price growth .
Im leaning toward JEPI id rather have JP Morgan managing my money then Global X, JEPI is taxed more favorably vs the YLD's and i feel i'll get a better combination of growth and income vs some of those others mentioned,,i want ETF's im not constantly jumping in and out of for tax purposes so JEPI comes out ahead in my book..
crazy: Diversify, right? Not a bad strategy but be careful of over-diversification. It's a little discussed problem of where you own too much of the same thing. I probably need to do a video on this. I appreciate you watching ETF Battles. Best, Ron
@@etfguide is that because if you have a bunch of different ETFs with some of the same stocks in them they won’t compound as quickly because it’s spread out in different ETFs and not all added up together? Thanks 🙏
@@wread1982 Correct. When you own too many of the same stocks, the effect is dilutive. Overdiversification also concentrates risk in the same types of assets and could be particularly damaging to a portfolio if those same assets simultaneously decline.
Just found the ETF battles. Great perspective and research by experts. Could the team consider looking at DODGX fund for a battle. They are an interesting pick. Thanks!
We can do a battle with DODGX. But you must give us the ETF ticker symbols that you think it should battle against. We can do single, triple or quadruple headers. FYI Bama we're in Season 3 of ETF Battles (2022). Thanks for watching and here's the playlist: ruclips.net/p/PL2nQqIxm8RGDupzzM6wi2Km7pUz0aEMPD
How are these funds going to perform once one of the longest bull runs the market has ever seen turns into a prolonged bear market? Also, do these "dividends" complicate your taxes?
It depends on how the etf is categorized as either qualified versus ordinary dividends. More tax preference is given to qualified dividends vs. ordinary dividends.
NUSI, due to its hedged strategy, would probably perform the best in a bear market. Regarding dividends and taxes, check out my audience Q&A tomorrow on this channel. I'll be sharing my thoughts on how this issue. Best, Ron
NUSI didn't work as billed. 1yr later and it's down big. What good is a 9-10% yield if you're losing 20-30% of your capital's valuation at the same time? Maybe these CC & similar etfs are just better bull market vehicles.
We can most certainly do a commodity buy-write ETF Battle. You've given us one ticker symbol with IAUF, send us the other one(s). Thank you Michael! Best, Ronh
Love to write calls on every stock in QQQ. Have a problem though. Don't have the time or money to buy every one and write calls/puts. Of course that would mean I have to assume the market risk of owning them. For example Amazon. Guess you can't have it both ways. I was warned that QYLD is losing value every year. I was advised to buy DIS or MMM instead. Down 100 pt ea so far. Now that is safety. Yes I am being sarcastic.
I wonder if their analysis would be different today after QYLD and NUSI took that hit in 2022?? Looks like you're getting the downward exposure with no upward potential with both QYLD and NUSI. I bet today JEPI would win the battle.
EH: This was definitely a big league matchup. Lots of interest in all of these high income ETF tickers. Glad you enjoyed it and the football analogies are apropos. Best, Ron #ETFBattles
This was another audience requested #ETFBattles matchup. That's how the program works. You give us your ticker matchups and we do them. Certain contests may be more linear, apples-to-apples in nature whereas others won't. Thanks for watching. Ron
Great #ETFBattles Ron! I really like NUSI as well. I think it could be a nice addition to a retirees dividend portfolio. If someone is looking for outstanding monthly income. They'll get the incredible yield with the protection of the collar strategy. Very impressive fund! Enjoyed watching, stay safe everyone 👍
John: The outcome of #ETFBattles always keeps me in suspense because I never know what angles our judges are going to take. But this was a really fun and much-needed match up for sure. RD
LIT and BATT are both U.S. stock exchange listed ETFs, so they're not available on the LSE. Check with your online brokerage platform about how to invest in U.S. listed securities. Some brokerages, like Interactive Brokers, may offer flexibility to buy/sell ETFs not listed in your home country. Thanks for watching #ETFBattles Warm regards, Ron
I'm disappointed that they didn't address QYLD's slowly downward trending share price. So far it has still been a winner because it gives back more than the shares lose value, but it's a concern.
Could be this recap was published on July 6th, 2021 and the SP respected the 20D and the 50D all the way to September 17, 2021? It wasn't until September 17th that it broke the 20D and started the trend down past the 50D and 100D EMA and it's market structure broke down and changed. I'm also in QYLD but bought late into the game. Good luck.
Why would it be a concern? QYLD isn't for growth, it's for passive income. Lower share price = more shares = more dividends. Your concern should be when they lower the dividend rate, which that too has been downward trending.
Thirds right, the share price keeps going down, that's why I didn't buy alot of these etfs... I did start buying nusi, let's see where nusi's share price will be in 7 years, my average is $27.03 per share...
What happened to the advertised NUSI downside protection when the market tanked Monday or even the upside when the market came back Tuesday & Wednesday! QYLD outperformed with higher dividends? Would love to get into RYLD at the next dip in the market. The winning judge is ... Cinthia!!!!!!
The selloff was short-lived so don't judge NUSI by two trading sessions alone. In a choppy or downtrending market, a lot of investors will realize they should've had a bigger cushion. Glad you like Cinthia as much as we do too! Take care, Ron #ETFBattles
This video sure didn't age well. Turns out NUSI is total garbage at what it is supposed to be better at, which is to reduce downside. QYLD/RYLD also sucking badly but I think that is just volatility and they should recover. JEPI doing ok.
How about these giant Dividend funds for the retired people that are looking for high Dividends to live off each month and not so concerned with growth. SVOL VRS TLTW VRS JEPQ!
I want to see it because I have a separate portfolio that is dividend focused and it has no tech in it. I want to allocate 5% to tech with a dividend focus and I would like to use an ETF
If you wanna see XYLD in future ETF Battles episode, please give us your matchup requests right here. What other ETFs should XYLD face? Thanks, Ron #ETFBattles
Jan: I see your point and that would certainly be a much more linear ETF matchup. But as you've probably already noticed, some of our ETF Battles are non-linear. That's largely due to the nature of our audience requests. Best, Ron
NUSI definitely needs to be in an ETF Battles re-match. The hedging mechanism hasn't worked like it was supposed to. Which ETF or ETFs would you like to see NUSI face? Ron
The premise of these types of videos is misleading because it shouldnt be A vs B vs C vs D. It should be A + B + C + D. I hold all four of these in my portfolio (plus others) and it really helps balance the spikes and dips of the market to give you a stable base.
@@etfguide My point is/was that calling it a "battle" has the connotation of there being one winner, when in fact, they are all viable options and should be held together. Would you recommend putting all your eggs the basket of the winner of the "battle"?? Of course not. Thats why i said titles/vids like this are misleading, or at the very least clickbait. Peace.
@@GRIMRPR6942 Couple of things. 1) We present the pros and cons of ETFs vs. each other in a very transparent, honest and forthright manner. 2) The show was designed to have winners and losers...and at times, split decisions. At no time have we ever suggested or implied viewers put all of their eggs in the "battles winner." 3) We don't produce click bait. 4) If disagree with points 1, 2, and 3...this probably isn't the show or channel you should be watching. Thanks, Ron
This video just about sums up the common viewpoints and facts of each fund: NUSI is a good bond replacement, RYLD has the best overall returns and high yield, JEPI has a good mix of growth and yield but not stellar in either category, and QYLD doesn't really have anything other than yield but still gets picked anyway lol.
Do you keep nusi in a roth, traditional, or brokerage? I'm looking for a bond replacement and dividend income.
@@DavidsonYoung if you have a ROTH, income ETFs will always benefit from extra tax benefits. I believe all the income etfs are taxed as ordinary dividends. I don’t have qyld in my Roth because I can get more returns in 37.5 years with qqq
Qyld and ryld is where I got mine at.. but now I’m liking this jepi, it seems safe, but not as much income.
Maybe I'm missing something but NUSI supposed to have puts to protect but it's down the most (incl. dividend) so those puts aren't really protecting in a down market.
I think it depends on where you are in life. As a retiree I started with QYLD just because of the relatively fixed, very high yield and the fact that it's been paying that very high yield for 7 years now. I don't think any of the others mentioned have been around that long, some only a year or two. I would suggest a blend of these and not "all in" on any one of these high dividend players, diversify.
good comment, thanks
Yes, great point! I was just about ready to go 'all in' on qyld but I think newsy deserves a percentage of my portfolio here in retirement now for a few years
I’m in all 4 😂
I’m also in HDV, SPHD, DIVO, VOO, and XYLD. I’m retiring early and focused on income with some growth.
If you’re retiring early you might want to focus on just playing the S&P for maximum returns until you actually are about to retire. That way you have the maximum amount of money available to get into the high dividend funds as that’ll yield the most dividends in retirement years without costing you more. They don’t outperform the S&P or go up in price much so you won’t miss out on entries
Big fan of voo, low expense ratio, 1.7% divs. I know you shouldn’t have all you’re eggs in one basket. But I’ve done some risky decisions with VOO.
@@PlutoTheGod as long as there is not a market crash right?
Jigsaw 2045 if the market crashes we're all taking the hit nothing can be done other then invest heavy as possible when it hits bottom
@@PlutoTheGod true. But if you have qyld or ryld the yield will increase and youre still getting that distribution.
As someone about to retire who holds all of these, plus XYLD, I have recently started moving more and more into NUSI for the protection. On the topic of yield, note that despite the hit in value that RYLD has taken the last few days, the latest declared dividend means RYLD yield is now slightly higher than QYLD.
1 year later are you happy with NUSI?
If NUSI has put projection, why is it down so much while QYLD having similar portfolio is doing so well..?
These are by far my favorite types of ETFs. I consider them to be my little helpers in funding the rest of my portfolio
I own the five sisters (QYLD, RYLD, XYLD, XYLG, and QYLG). I treat these as alternative investments and as a group limit them to 2.5% of my holdings (and a limit of 10% for within the group). The reason for this is that I cannot reasonably evaluate these ETFs in times of extreme market turmoil. I just don't think it's possible to get a handle on these during a crisis, or a near crisis.
Sounds nice and balanced. Have to look more into thi QYL-G!
I have shares of qyld, ryld and now nusi. I like all three of those since they pay high monthly dividends.
JEPI is appealing for me as I am looking to hold these investments for quite some time with the chance to sell. For this reason I like the growth of JEPI. So far it is up 12% YTD compared to only 4% for NUSI and 1.4% for QYLD. QYLD looks like you could be hit hard in taxes with the return of capital it has been doing as well.
Only if you make $40k a year in dividends. That's the only reason i'm full in on QYLD. I can live off 40k a year lol
Where is NUSI's protective put? Did they forget to buy them? Down about 20% from the November high whereas good old SPY is only down about 12%.
I have the most in JEPI and QYLD. Only 6 shares in NUSI and 8 shares in RYLD. I need to up my NUSI position
So much for that downside protection. I just came across this video looking to learn more about JEPI, and NUSI is down about 30% since it was filmed. JEPI is off about 10% in the same time period. The other 2 are off about 20%.
BB: We're seeing the same thing. NUSI's downside protection has been MIA during the 2022 downturn. Something is wrong with the hedging mechanism. The sharp decline in the Nasdaq-100 is certainly a contributing factor. But again, wasn't that supposed to be hedged? Thanks for watching ETF Battles, I hope you become a regular! Ron
Great battle! I have JEPI and NUSI in my portfolio
Good to see you again TV. This was another timely battle! Ron
Do you prefer one over the other?
4:30 he meant getting the protection from the *protective put* strategy or collared options strategy. they all have covered calls.
I own all 4 in my dividend portfolio.
Up the most in ryld. Exactly like was mentioned, I use NUSI for the downside protection and currently have the least amount in it.
Looking forward to seeing how these perform in down markets as they are all relatively new.
Great content as always. 👍👍
Nice to have you as another #ETFBattles fan!
I know the general consensus is Qyld for retirement income, however my portfolio is setup so these funds pay all my bills and i can literally save all my work checks. Gonna start building up nusi for some downside protection
Thanks for dropping us a comment DC! Be sure to subscribe to ETFguide TV and watch ETF Battles, we publish weekly episodes. Take care, Ron
Thanks for this most insightful discussion. NUSI's put protection is the decider for me.
You're welcome and be sure to subscribe to our channel. #ETFBattles is a weekly show, so there's plenty more to learn and discern. Ron
If only it worked...
So would it be a good idea to buy a good chunk of QYLD or JEPI now when it's cheap and put it into a Roth IRA?....
Or buy a good amount of shares and put it in my dividend portfolio and not add anymore into it over time and let the money get reinvested every month and keep growing on its own?
Side note: (I am 37 and would just like to build as much residual income as I can and let it sit and grow until I retire in about 20 years)
As someone who is just watching this, I pulled up a performance chart between all of the funds for 2022 and the downside protection supposedly offered by NUSI has been horrible. It's down by 22% this year, by far the worst performer, by nearly 10% YTD. They must have forgot to buy the puts, lol
I see the same thing with NUSI. This ETF should not have this deep of a drawdown. Something is amiss. Whatever hedging strategy they're using, it's clearly not working. Thanks for watching ETF Battles, we're now in Season 3 (2022). Take care, Ron
I believe the protective put only kicks in when the stock is down 25% for that month. The downside protection only help if there is a huge market correction. I dumped NUSI 6 months ago.
It would have been nice to hear how each one's dividends are taxed.
It's hard to cover every tax scenario in our episodes, but I hear you. I spend a lot of time and research taking about taxes on this channel and my recent Q&A gets into that. Be sure to subscribe to our channel for more on proper tax positioning - it's far more than just smart asset location. The link to my Q&A is below. Thanks, Ron ruclips.net/video/YgD4vdLoPfo/видео.html
The simple answer is: Why choose? Buy all four, and add XYLD and JEPQ. Diversification is key to investing.
JEPI 🔥
This is very topical for me right now. Appreciate the high quality content. Thank you!
Ben M: Glad you're enjoying ETFguide TV! Take care, Ron
Awesome informative video. First video I’ve come across of your channel. Keep doing these please 👌🏼
FYI jayden, #ETFBattles is a weekly show and we're currently in Season II. You can also listen to the program at iTunes, Spotify, etc. if you're unable to watch. Links to all of these platforms are provided in the description section of each episode. We're just as addicted to ETF Battles as you and everyone else! Warm regards, Ron
qyld + nusi are different strategies to react the sudden market change.
it should look for other stocks e.g. QQQ , tesla ,.......... etc for stock price growth .
Im leaning toward JEPI id rather have JP Morgan managing my money then Global X, JEPI is taxed more favorably vs the YLD's and i feel i'll get a better combination of growth and income vs some of those others mentioned,,i want ETF's im not constantly jumping in and out of for tax purposes so JEPI comes out ahead in my book..
I hold all except RYLD. Considering converting a bond fund in an IRA account split with NUSI and QYLD.
I personally hold all 4. When you reach the stage you want income why have everything in a single fund?
crazy: Diversify, right? Not a bad strategy but be careful of over-diversification. It's a little discussed problem of where you own too much of the same thing. I probably need to do a video on this. I appreciate you watching ETF Battles. Best, Ron
@@etfguide is that because if you have a bunch of different ETFs with some of the same stocks in them they won’t compound as quickly because it’s spread out in different ETFs and not all added up together? Thanks 🙏
@@wread1982 Correct. When you own too many of the same stocks, the effect is dilutive. Overdiversification also concentrates risk in the same types of assets and could be particularly damaging to a portfolio if those same assets simultaneously decline.
Thanks for the great info. I think a blend of these ETF`s would probably be the best allocation for most people depending on the person`s situation.
I have NUSI and JEPI
Great episode Ron 👍
CK: Kudos to you and keep up the fantastic #ETFBattles requests. You have a knack for coming up with really smart matchups. Take care, Ron
I feel like a battle between QYLG, XYLG, NUSI and JEPI would be interesting.
I feel like you're right. Looks like we bumped into a battle rematch. What do you say Chip? Thanks, Ron #ETFBattles
@@etfguide It would be very informative for me, and I'm sure for others! I'm really enjoying your videos!
How about MTUM vs VFMO?
QYLD gang checking in!
I have them all except for NUSI. In place of that, I have HYDB
Just found the ETF battles. Great perspective and research by experts. Could the team consider looking at DODGX fund for a battle. They are an interesting pick. Thanks!
We can do a battle with DODGX. But you must give us the ETF ticker symbols that you think it should battle against. We can do single, triple or quadruple headers.
FYI Bama we're in Season 3 of ETF Battles (2022). Thanks for watching and here's the playlist: ruclips.net/p/PL2nQqIxm8RGDupzzM6wi2Km7pUz0aEMPD
How are these funds going to perform once one of the longest bull runs the market has ever seen turns into a prolonged bear market? Also, do these "dividends" complicate your taxes?
It depends on how the etf is categorized as either qualified versus ordinary dividends. More tax preference is given to qualified dividends vs. ordinary dividends.
NUSI, due to its hedged strategy, would probably perform the best in a bear market. Regarding dividends and taxes, check out my audience Q&A tomorrow on this channel. I'll be sharing my thoughts on how this issue. Best, Ron
That's why you have NUSI there simple. Go heavy weight there if you're that bearish.
NUSI didn't work as billed. 1yr later and it's down big. What good is a 9-10% yield if you're losing 20-30% of your capital's valuation at the same time?
Maybe these CC & similar etfs are just better bull market vehicles.
I would like a contest between IAUF and similar commodity buy-write ETFs, if there are any.
We can most certainly do a commodity buy-write ETF Battle. You've given us one ticker symbol with IAUF, send us the other one(s). Thank you Michael! Best, Ronh
Love your show ! .
Please compare Xyld with qyld and Jepi . Thanks
Thanks Sal. Here's another battle we did with XYLD vs. JEPI Take care, Ron ruclips.net/video/GQz4hHwgC_Y/видео.html
Love to write calls on every stock in QQQ. Have a problem though. Don't have the time or money to buy every one and write calls/puts. Of course that would mean I have to assume the market risk of owning them. For example Amazon. Guess you can't have it both ways.
I was warned that QYLD is losing value every year. I was advised to buy DIS or MMM instead. Down 100 pt ea so far. Now that is safety.
Yes I am being sarcastic.
HIPS vs YYY, my 2 favorites
Thank you Space. If you have an #ETFBattles you'd like to see, don't be shy and drop it on us. Best, Ron
I wonder if their analysis would be different today after QYLD and NUSI took that hit in 2022?? Looks like you're getting the downward exposure with no upward potential with both QYLD and NUSI. I bet today JEPI would win the battle.
Good points. Market conditions are the real test of any ETF strategy. Never mind what the fact sheets say! Best, Ron
This was a big one Ron ,
It was like the final game in COPA America OR FIFA
It was so exciting
Thanks i
EH: This was definitely a big league matchup. Lots of interest in all of these high income ETF tickers. Glad you enjoyed it and the football analogies are apropos. Best, Ron #ETFBattles
ryld is the russel why compare to nusi , qyld is a better comparison
This was another audience requested #ETFBattles matchup. That's how the program works. You give us your ticker matchups and we do them. Certain contests may be more linear, apples-to-apples in nature whereas others won't. Thanks for watching. Ron
Great #ETFBattles Ron! I really like NUSI as well. I think it could be a nice addition to a retirees dividend portfolio. If someone is looking for outstanding monthly income. They'll get the incredible yield with the protection of the collar strategy. Very impressive fund! Enjoyed watching, stay safe everyone 👍
John: The outcome of #ETFBattles always keeps me in suspense because I never know what angles our judges are going to take. But this was a really fun and much-needed match up for sure. RD
Hello I cant find where to buy LIT or BATT etf in UK. Can you please help??
LIT and BATT are both U.S. stock exchange listed ETFs, so they're not available on the LSE. Check with your online brokerage platform about how to invest in U.S. listed securities. Some brokerages, like Interactive Brokers, may offer flexibility to buy/sell ETFs not listed in your home country. Thanks for watching #ETFBattles Warm regards, Ron
@@etfguide Thanks Ron
How about BLOK vs ARKK?
No love for XYLD?
I'm disappointed that they didn't address QYLD's slowly downward trending share price. So far it has still been a winner because it gives back more than the shares lose value, but it's a concern.
Could be this recap was published on July 6th, 2021 and the SP respected the 20D and the 50D all the way to September 17, 2021? It wasn't until September 17th that it broke the 20D and started the trend down past the 50D and 100D EMA and it's market structure broke down and changed. I'm also in QYLD but bought late into the game. Good luck.
Why would it be a concern? QYLD isn't for growth, it's for passive income. Lower share price = more shares = more dividends. Your concern should be when they lower the dividend rate, which that too has been downward trending.
@@JebusMatoi it was. 223 last month. Dividends are not downward trending what do u mean
Thirds right, the share price keeps going down, that's why I didn't buy alot of these etfs... I did start buying nusi, let's see where nusi's share price will be in 7 years, my average is $27.03 per share...
What happened to the advertised NUSI downside protection when the market tanked Monday or even the upside when the market came back Tuesday & Wednesday! QYLD outperformed with higher dividends? Would love to get into RYLD at the next dip in the market. The winning judge is ... Cinthia!!!!!!
The selloff was short-lived so don't judge NUSI by two trading sessions alone. In a choppy or downtrending market, a lot of investors will realize they should've had a bigger cushion. Glad you like Cinthia as much as we do too! Take care, Ron #ETFBattles
@@etfguide ok, promise to give it until after dividends are paid this week .
@@saustinredsox Deal.
What about REVS, 22% div yield?
if you’d like to see REVS in an upcoming ETF Battles please find 1 or 2 other ETF tickers and post it here. Thx, Ron
please KWEB vs MCHI vs CQQQ
Looks like a wonderful equity China ETF brawl. Thank you Adrian! Ron #ETFBattles
Can you compare DAPP vs BLOK vs BKCH vs RIGZ Blockchain ETF. Please exclude GBTC/ETHE in this comparison
RS: This looks like the type of blockchain ETF shootout we'd like to see. Thanks for submitting and for watching #ETFBattles Warm regards, Ron
Informative video
This video sure didn't age well. Turns out NUSI is total garbage at what it is supposed to be better at, which is to reduce downside. QYLD/RYLD also sucking badly but I think that is just volatility and they should recover. JEPI doing ok.
How about these giant Dividend funds for the retired people that are looking for high Dividends to live off each month and not so concerned with growth. SVOL VRS TLTW VRS JEPQ!
great video. Cynthia is smart and beautiful too
Great content
is PGX any good?
Which ETF Battle would you like to see PGX face? Give us you ETF ticker(s)! Thx, Ron
@@etfguide ok, how about PGX vs FIVG vs FVD vs AFMC.
@@Weezy420 Now you're talking our language! I like the matchup. Stay tuned Weezy. BTW, are you related to Weezer by any chance? Best, Ron #ETFBattles
@@etfguide I'm afraid not :(. Sounds cool, looking forward to the video.
NUSI for early retirement!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lodge: Early retirement is something I both endorse and highly recommend. Take care, Ron
Loved it
I own Qyld.
How about TDIV VS TDV
Looks like an interesting matchup. Why do you want to see it? Thanks for watching ETF Battles! Best, Ron
I want to see it because I have a separate portfolio that is dividend focused and it has no tech in it. I want to allocate 5% to tech with a dividend focus and I would like to use an ETF
@@rodrain2 Got it. Thanks for the details rodrain! Best, Ron
Which one is better for dividend stratagy from thise ETF ?)
I dont see xyld on here
If you wanna see XYLD in future ETF Battles episode, please give us your matchup requests right here. What other ETFs should XYLD face? Thanks, Ron #ETFBattles
FTEC VS XLK
I like it Gerry. This feels like it could almost be a triple-header. What other ETF tickers do you wanna toss into the battle? Thanks, Ron
Wow
Keep,it up friend
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QYLD should go up against NUSI
JEPI is large cap and RYLD is small cap
Jan: I see your point and that would certainly be a much more linear ETF matchup. But as you've probably already noticed, some of our ETF Battles are non-linear. That's largely due to the nature of our audience requests. Best, Ron
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I may buy NUSI, JEPI, and RYLD in the future. They each cover a different segment of the market.
QYLD is NOT one I would buy.
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How are the dividends on these taxed and will it be consistent.
Qualified income vs Ordinary income ?
@@janshuster1426 Ordinary income unfortunately.
@@chseaston
Thanks
This video didn’t age well. You should do a deeper dive into NUSI and why it has been such a turd.
NUSI definitely needs to be in an ETF Battles re-match. The hedging mechanism hasn't worked like it was supposed to. Which ETF or ETFs would you like to see NUSI face? Ron
QYLD is unsustainable and is trending downward. It seems great on the surface, but any digging shows major flaws
Try Buy low sell high.
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The premise of these types of videos is misleading because it shouldnt be A vs B vs C vs D. It should be A + B + C + D. I hold all four of these in my portfolio (plus others) and it really helps balance the spikes and dips of the market to give you a stable base.
Grimrpr: Misleading? That's what you're gonna accuse ETF Battles of being? Please tell me you're not serious. Ron
@@etfguide My point is/was that calling it a "battle" has the connotation of there being one winner, when in fact, they are all viable options and should be held together. Would you recommend putting all your eggs the basket of the winner of the "battle"?? Of course not. Thats why i said titles/vids like this are misleading, or at the very least clickbait. Peace.
@@GRIMRPR6942 Couple of things.
1) We present the pros and cons of ETFs vs. each other in a very transparent, honest and forthright manner.
2) The show was designed to have winners and losers...and at times, split decisions. At no time have we ever suggested or implied viewers put all of their eggs in the "battles winner."
3) We don't produce click bait.
4) If disagree with points 1, 2, and 3...this probably isn't the show or channel you should be watching.
Thanks,
Ron
XYLD. VS. JEPI
Got it. Thank you Jigsaw!
@@etfguide thank you , Ron