For accurate comparison, the NASDAQ ones should be compared to QQQ for the total returns and not the S&P 500. It was an awesome time to shop over the last few days, love the higher yields!
Another income investor on YT destroyed the Defiance funds because of the price degradation. When you overview can you show the historical share price of the fund and comment on the strategy?
The defiance weekly payers are definitely going down in price. SPYT from defiance has been pretty stable. Launched at $20, currently above $19. I think most of the rest of the index based funds he has mentioned have been relatively stable.
While high yields like those from QQQY and IWM are enticing, isn’t there a risk of eroding long-term capital growth due to the consistent premium writing? How do you see this balancing out over a decade?
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I am looking for what can shore up the NAV even if I do some high yield investing.
For accurate comparison, the NASDAQ ones should be compared to QQQ for the total returns and not the S&P 500. It was an awesome time to shop over the last few days, love the higher yields!
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Another income investor on YT destroyed the Defiance funds because of the price degradation. When you overview can you show the historical share price of the fund and comment on the strategy?
He won't do it. He's afraid to show you that.
The defiance weekly payers are definitely going down in price. SPYT from defiance has been pretty stable. Launched at $20, currently above $19. I think most of the rest of the index based funds he has mentioned have been relatively stable.
Thanks dude
Helpful content, thanks! What makes QDTE strategy different from the rest?
Hi, do you share a blank version of your Excel tracking sheet? Thanks.
yes its included in my portfolio download for free on my website. check video description
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I wish you could do this coverage on the 10th of each month.
While high yields like those from QQQY and IWM are enticing, isn’t there a risk of eroding long-term capital growth due to the consistent premium writing? How do you see this balancing out over a decade?
Look at the total returns