Comparing The 5 BEST Dividend Income ETFs - JEPI vs SPYI vs JEPQ vs QYLD vs QQQi
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Comparing The 5 BEST Dividend Income ETFs - JEPI vs SPYI vs JEPQ vs QYLD vs QQQi
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Of the ones mentioned, SPYI for me., 👍💰💰💰💰💰💰💰
I have both Qqqi and spyi
I'm currently holding SPYI, QQQI (both recently) and JEPI, JEPQ (since JEPQ was introduced). The NEOS funds are much better for a taxable account (at least so far, and in theory should remain so) and seem to be doing better than the JPM funds. I'm considering switching over, but right now it doesn't seem compelling.
I'm also keeping an eye on the new NEOS fund, IWMI (based on Russell 2000 small caps).
I love $jepq for all the reasons you mentioned it’s the bulk of my dividend portfolio tho I might consider adding some spyi
ISPY/IQQQ is the best cover call monthly dividend income etf
Wow, these are really bad. Maybe you're being sarcastic?
@@WoodUCreate Have you even look at the chart comparison on Seeking Alpha on these covered call etfs? Since inception of 12/30/2023 with Total Return ISPY +16.13, GPIX +15.85, SPYI +14.27, and JEPI +10.04. ISPY might not give the biggest distribution yield but it does the best job of tracking the SPY the closest.
IVVW should’ve been on this list
what one would be best for a taxable account? thanks
none!
Very, very good video. I am glad that I subscribe.
SPYI and it's more tax efficient
Spyi, qqqi, jepq...
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Can’t go wrong with FEPI, YMAX, and IWMY
hmm, I have serious doubts about IWMY…..😅🤷🏻♂️……. long-term
IWMY iam staying away
Informative video. I like all 3 choices, but have more shares of QQQI than the other 2. I might add more to JEPQ as my lowest holding.
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JEPQ has higher taxes then the others
Fr! Isn’t it ordinary income? I have another etf with high yield but it’s also ordinary income and will put me in 24% tax bracket. But I’m a tad wary about Neos etfs since they used to manage NUSi and I had to hold on to that until I made my money back which was about 1.5 years. But the promise of tax efficiency is indeed compelling.
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ZIM was my favorite dividend stock...until they stopped paying dividends and the stock dropped approximately 70%.
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Great content thanks! Should be a YT channel dedicated exclusively to CC ETFs because there are now so many and they keep on coming!