$50,000 In QDTE ETF Will Surpass Your Full Time Job!
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
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Investing $50,000 in QDTE ETF can generate weekly dividends that surpass your full-time job income. Discover the magic of weekly dividend payments in this video! #
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$50,000 In QDTE ETF Will Surpass Your Full Time Job | the Magic of Weekly Dividends Payment
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Great video again! I'm celebrating a $600K Dividend portfolio today. I went all in with about $150,000. Have invested much time and money into this. I am also with the right Investment Advisor, who handles my portfolio and executes my trades. Now I have steady dividend income and time for my family as well❤✅
Amazing! I have Liquid $150K to put into stocks, but I want to ensure good profits & safety. With tons of Advisors now, how did you find the right Investment Advisory?
Essmildaa Morgan is the name, she is well known, just look her up.
Holy smokes congratulations. Investing can be complex so it's smart to get professional guidance when building your financial portfolio.
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@peterbell1580 2000 shares, no margin? At this rate, you'll be replacing your job with a beach vacation in no time! Just don't forget to send us a postcard!
How will QDTE perform in a bear market or recession?
We had a taste of a down market this year but when the big recession or market crash happens, usually these income funds get more popular because ppl want income during hard times. The fund most likely suffer the downturn along with the market.
I love these items! Of course as a seasoned investor, I wouldn't touch this for more than one dividend payout, or maybe two.
It's great to hear you love the items! Smart investing is all about knowing when to hold and when to fold.
well it's cheaper today and how cheap would it be if the nas fell 5 or 10 k ?
It's cheaper today as the market fluctuate all the time. By NAS, do you mean NAV?
the chances of a weekly payer lasting 10 years is low, historically
No one knows what the future brinks so the best thing is to take those dividends while we can and keep eyes open on these funds.
To be fair, ETFs, as a strategy are only 30 years old. I’m sure in the early ‘90s most people thought the same thing about SPY. Yet here we are! 10 years ago you couldn’t download an app to do your own commission free day trading and option writing. Things change.
Not saying that all funds are equal, but We saw a flood of these on TSLY projections not too long ago… now $40 worth has a residual value of $16 😂
Big difference , TSLY is one stock QDTE is 100
Very good point right there!
Two different strategy and exposure. A fund with one underlying stock vs. the fund that follow an index with bunch of stocks.
@@thinkpassiv heard the same argument when qqqy came out after TSLY
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this, it's always great to hear different perspectives. But as always, one need to pick good funds and stay up to date with any changes. There are a lot of income funds that are doing just great (price appreciation and dividends)
Won't surpass my full time job, not even close.
Well, that's great it won't surpass your full time job income. I'm assuming you miss the point!
I don’t know much about investing, but this definitely seems like a too good to be true situation…
Totally get what you mean! Investing can be super tricky, so always trust your gut and do your homework before diving in! On this channel I'd keep most updates about these income oriented funds, so stay tuned!
Bought a few shares to see what it will do.
That's a smart move! It's always interesting to see how investments can perform over time. Keep an eye on those shares!
Love my Roundhill funds 💵🚀💵
So glad you're loving your Roundhill funds! Keep rocking those investments!
And if the price goes down? You join McDonald's?
Lol
If I join McDonald's, I'll make sure to bring some extra fries for you!
How you know the etf wont go bankrupt ..?
The ETF is not an entity and therefore it can't go bankruptcy. The company can and in that case, your investment will be liquidated in kind or cash at the current market price at that time. Great question!
This is absurd...I bought 1 share 2 months ago and am still negative before I drop 10k or 100k this must go positive. And I'm not in a hurry to tie that amount of capital to be negative months down the road...
Man, I feel you! Stocks can be such a rollercoaster. Just hang tight; hopefully, it'll turn around before you know it! There's nothing wrong with waiting for a stock/ETF and see how it behaves.
been owning multiple shares of both xdte and qdte for over a month. i’ve been positive pretty much the whole time other than when the markets crashed and corrected. dca and you will be fine
Amazing !
Your support means the world to me! Thanks!
If you compound weekly, the results are even more amazing.
I'm sure I did weekly compounding in this video. Watch it again!
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Haha, love the name drop! What’s the scoop on Rodriguez and the crew?
Also has weekly reduction of NAV by same amount of distribution.
What math did you do on that?
@@thinkpassiv it’s called ex dividend date. Happens every week and you compounded as if it never happens at all.
People are going to lose their shirt "investing" in this. You can't just chase yield without fully understanding how the underlying synthetic covered call works and what the risks are in that. In down markets, you are completely exposed. In addition, the weekly payouts probably gives this thing a declining NAV. Best of luck to you.
Says the guy who has no clue how this works🤦♂️
@@Whiskydanger I’ll revisit your comment in a year and we’ll see who’s right.
Thanks for the challenge! Let's see where we both stand in a year.
Haha, fair point!
I think people can make money with these. But yes it will most likely be far less than the “yield” of the fund. Just another dumb guy posting miss leading information. Yield is not return.
returns do not compound faster just because distributions are weekly... if you're reinvesting the dividends it doesn't matter. if you're not, then they're not compounding. this is very basic stuff.
I think the whole compounding math I did here involves re-investments of those distribution. And yes, weekly reinvestment compounds faster than monthly or quarterly my friend. That's the basic math for sure!
@thinkpassiv Wow... I know I'm commenting from my comedy channel that i started a long time ago but I'm not a comedian, I'm an investment professional and it is you who does not understand simple ETF mechanics. What you're missing is that unlike basic compounding returns, these distributions directly reduce the NAV when they're paid out so whether u have 1.2 shares at $1 or 1 share at $1.2 it really doesn't matter. The return is the return. It'll compound at the same rate regardless. You're welcome.
Markets are crashing the etf will be trash in the next 2/4 weeks
Buy more, it will rise again and average share price will be lower with good dividends....what is wrong with that...
Hey, true that! And that's a smart move! Keep stacking those shares and watch those dividends grow.
@ExhaustedPidgeon If the ETF turns into trash, maybe we can recycle it into something profitable!
@@thinkpassiv lmao, I love my dividends
Today I good day to buy... down to $43.50
It's always a good feeling to make a purchase at a great price!
seems TSLY is much more dollar efficient, at one third the share price.
Yes, it cheaper at today's prices because it was split months ago. #tsly uses different strategy as compared to this fund. Also, #tsly has only exposure to one stock, which is #tsla
Fool interest rate dont exceed 8%pa
I didn't get your point!