If you're reinvesting the dividends drip or reinvesting them later ..you miss the most important thing here. Now you're buying more cheaper even if it's week after week. You double the amount of shares you had after a year.
Please explain further according to the total return how this is a yield trap? This holding has a total return of 30% Everyone who holds this stock for longer than three months is in the green, no matter what price they buy into
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.
You are wrong because you maybe don t know options. When this ETF sells upside calls ..they don t sell ALL the calls so they will be left with some LONG calls. So better be more inform before you talk.
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.
why dont you talk about the exposure that they give in the after hrs market, so they do have upside opportunity. your opinion is not good, at least state the facts about the upside! big thumbs down on this one buddy
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 reinvest into penny's then flip them when they run back into more shares. Been doing it for years some of those pennies are way up right now too
If you're reinvesting the dividends drip or reinvesting them later ..you miss the most important thing here. Now you're buying more cheaper even if it's week after week. You double the amount of shares you had after a year.
Please explain further according to the total return how this is a yield trap? This holding has a total return of 30%
Everyone who holds this stock for longer than three months is in the green, no matter what price they buy into
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.
Newsflash.... QDTE has out performed QQQ as of now
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.
You are wrong because you maybe don t know options. When this ETF sells upside calls ..they don t sell ALL the calls so they will be left with some LONG calls. So better be more inform before you talk.
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
why dont you talk about the exposure that they give in the after hrs market, so they do have upside opportunity. your opinion is not good, at least state the facts about the upside! big thumbs down on this one buddy
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