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Where are you getting your info? QDTE YTD Total Performance : 19.27% QQQ YTD Total Performance 26.77%. I dont see how that is outperforming.

I understand how options work. I use options in my investment strategy. In this video I state that the upside is limited compared to its underlying not that it doesn’t exist. We will see in the next bear market just how much upside when a correction happens. How long will it take to recover price compared to the q’s.

@@yourfavoriteinvestorthe market index is on FEAR right now, if anything QDTE is good on bear market because the selling calls on the weekly

Like a kid on Christmas when I see em pull up!

Yes a total return of 30% accounting for the dividend. But your account would be worth less if those dividends are not reinvested. That by definition is negative NAV. If you want it for income that is fine but this is not a tool to grow an investment portfolio. It’s simply income and your underlying capital will depreciate over time. If I invested in April my account would be worth less.

The exposure they have in the after hours market is truly insignificant as most action takes place during trading hours. The real key in the video was when I show the difference between the price action of qqq and qdte. There is no denying that while qqq has recovered and is approaching all time highs a portfolio of qdte would have recieved dividends but the capital would still be less than what it would have been before the pull back.

@@yourfavoriteinvestor if you’re gonna try and educate the public, you should at least talk about the exposure to the website that they have it’s not insignificant… if the NAV has been holding fairly well

I agree this guy is slow​@@ericvillalobos7751

Those sound like great picks! consider financial advisory so you don’t keep switching it up, top 3 payers for the month were $OHI, $KMI, and $EDP, not bad for 350k

This is quite encouraging for newbies like myself, i'm in dire need of portfolio management, think your advisor can help?

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Thanks for sharing, curiously inputted his full name on the web, spotted his consulting page, ranked top and i will sent him an email shortly. I've seen commentaries about advisors but no one looks this phenomenal

Absolutely, Im excited to see the returns as this compounds. I think it is a great entry price.

Nice enjoy the journey! 🫡

You can always sell out of your positions. But not sure what you mean from this question.

@@yourfavoriteinvestor If it's possible to sell my etf and charge fees.

I’m sure it’s not that simple you’d have to figure out how to set it up to get it listed and what not

@@yourfavoriteinvestor I know it's not simple i want to know how it's possible

Honestly If I invested in any of these. Id ask first how much do I want to make monthly from it. Then when I get there I wouldnt reinvest I would use that income as I see fit. And probably reinvest it elsewhere.

There is no wrong. I believe it always comes down to the investor and their goals. Thats why I say it depends on what you wish to do with your capital. I do like to get paid monthly from investments but I also want to see green in the account and growth with the market. I can see how your method can produce a massive stream of income.

If I was interested in SKT I think price is at a good spot to purchase and accumulate shares. It would have been nicer to accumulate shares at around 21.44 before this breakout but long term at $27 it still has a lot of upside to $44 dollars and pays a solid dividend. In my opinion. However this isnt a stock that is on my radar so I don't have to much info on it.

Glad you found some insight!

You are absolutely correct. I still think with the Expense Ratio, its a great source of monthly income.

Absolutely I believe something like Jepi/ jepq can provide this. Another one to look at with more history is qqqx that have appreciated and paid a high yield over the years.

Great picks!

Good stuff!

I use my JEPY dividends, to buy more JEPQ.

Thank you!

It’s a figurative example

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching ! 🫡

I appreciate the feedback and will adjust to make it higher. Thank you!

These are all very valid points. However the stock market is a forward looking machine. Technology company far outpace them in their ability to shape economies and generate tremendous amounts of cash. They are expensive perhaps today, but will they still be expensive 10 years from now compared to today’s prices?

@@yourfavoriteinvestor The earnings yield of the shares of technology companies is approximately 2.5% and the bond rate is 4.3% to 5.5%, the earnings would have to double for the share prices to be justified, I estimate that things will go badly to companies that sell computers and computer parts because fewer computers are being sold, this can be verified by checking the financial information of Dell, HP, Apple, Intel and Micron Technology

Appreciate that

Thank you for watching! 🤙 wish you the best on your investing journey!

I think it still could I have a cash secured put open at $67 so hopping I get assigned if not I’ll keep rolling it

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Thank you! That trade played perfect with the strength seen in the sector.

SQQQ is a great short term play. Make sure you have your levels marked off. Take a look at soxs which is the inverse of soxx as well.

@@yourfavoriteinvestor I have few SOXS, I dont like the extreme volatility of soxs, i prefer SQQQ, on monday march 13, i sold FAZ

@@xyz19381 nice FAZ was a good play. If we can get a retest of 25, it may have more room to the upside. I say this because there is a possibility XLF hits 29

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