A Portfolio With High Yield Dividends || No VOO or SCHD

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  • Опубліковано 14 лис 2024

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  • @shaneomack5018
    @shaneomack5018 4 місяці тому +1

    Well done sir.. the reason I love svol and spyi is consistent divs. There’s no guessing what the div payment is. Svol with that .30/31 cents every month is a lot easier to budget once you need that cash vs jepi/jepq .

    • @JimTheProducer
      @JimTheProducer  4 місяці тому +1

      I think what turns people off is when the market is hot, VOO and QQQ are producing 30%+ returns, but when the market is cold you may lose. The consistency of income ETFs is nice. Now the key is will they last through ALL market conditions… and they appear to be performing well so far…

  • @zachb2292
    @zachb2292 4 місяці тому +1

    You should take a look at and maybe cover GPIX and GPIQ from Goldman Sachs. Also, FEPI and AIPI 👍 Also, do you sell any options on your own? I do like to sell Covered Calls myself, and Cash Secured Puts

    • @JimTheProducer
      @JimTheProducer  4 місяці тому

      I’ll take a look at them
      Yes I have sold a ton of covered calls even in my IRA.
      I have bought some calls but seem to win and lose and not really come out on top

    • @zachb2292
      @zachb2292 4 місяці тому

      @@JimTheProducer Ya buying calls is more of a gamble.. I don't really bother with that, aside from some credit spreads here and there. I do like the wheel though, and credit spreads (just gotta be careful of pin risk when it comes to credit spreads of course, aside from assignment risk or shares being called away)
      I also like LEAPs, haven't bought any yet, but if I were to just buy calls, I'd prefer LEAPs over short term options