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@@EmperorDionx - The Facts of the matter, the High Yield Stocks are still giving the big $ pays, while the "Dividend Kings" may be more secure, they are more like the insurance on the Sports Car (the High Yield Dividend ETF's)!
I bought all the yieldmax except the shorts. Also, have a little SCHD and QYLD in there along with the weekly paying Roundhills.I'm up 25% in NAV with a current 82% yield.
@brycetubbs-virtualaccounti6344 Never said I was up 82%. That was the YOC. I was up 25%. After the recent downturn, I'm up 15% with a 72% yield. The yield changes weekly as it's based on recent payouts.
The dividend is actually 60% annualized since it went to weekly pay because there is no much share dilution, before the weekly there would be a 2 week gap between when YMAX received the distributions from the single tickers to when it paid its own distribution so from the investors buying in during that 2 week delay the yield would drop anywhere from 15-20%, but now that is fixed because YMAX distributes withing a couple days after
@@killersentra Tell that to my 20K per month. Now with that said, I do NOT recommend to someone who has 10 or more years before retirement. I plan on retiring in the next couple of years. So, stocking up on my passive income.
@@killersentra It depends on the person and his circumstances. I used Yieldmax dividends to spend on my mother's operation lately so she lives now. That's changing her and my life for the better. It may not be true to you but it is true to me. To each his own. If you have preset notions already about covered calls and if you think all covered calls are bad, then there is nothing that can ever change that, and that's ok, but please do not think that what doesn't or didn't work for you will also not work for everyone else.
Everything you said is true. You didn't mention that the NAV has been stable every since it has converted to weekly dividends. Every one do your own research.
Hey Brian great video and I have invested in many of these funds but timing is everything since many of them have suffered serious NAV deterioration. However in the past several months since YMAX and YMAG have gone to weekly payers I have done quite well with a roughly $70,000 investing paying over $1000 a week and so far and the NAV is stable. But I do have over 50 other positions in BDC’s, CLO’s, CEF’s as well which pay from 6 to 15% based on the Income Factory strategy. So in the meantime I am using this money to invest in my other holding while I prepare to retire in 6 months since I am now in a dividend mindset and not a growth mindset. Awesome channel Brian thanks for making these videos.
I have roughly the same approach. I have 11 YM funds generating over $1000/week, and several BDC’s, CLO’s, CEF’s largely based on the Income Factory strategy for another $1000+/week. I still have about 2 1/2 years to retirement, maybe less. Definitely in a dividend and not a growth mindset.
I'm in a bunch of these high yield options premium etfs and some actually pay out over 100%. I know these won't always pay out so high, but I'm going to make as much as I can off them in the mean time
Yieldmax etfs works best while maxing your margin cash divs turn into 2.72 or 272% ability to buy more shares this gives you 20% growth per month this method overcomes any and all NAV loss
I'm not from the US. I have some YM single stock ETF. I don't understand why there is a 30% tax hit. The so-called 'dividend' we receive every month is not the same as dividend listed companies pay us. It's called a dividend but, in actual fact, is the proceeds of option trading. When we do option trading ourselves and earn, we don't get hit by this tax, neither do we call those gains a dividend. Am I understanding this correctly?
I havnt found another etf market like yieldmax who pays you back in alittle over a year on what you invested and as long as there underline in in the market they will stay tesla/tsly will be around along time + plenty of people have made millions a year already its just crazy
Thanks for the insightful video. One part had me pretty confused though. When you say the price of YMAX has declined since the start of the year, it looks like that's untrue. The price was $13.65 on Jan 17 and today Dec 17 it stands at $18.26 (a 33% increase). Is there something I'm not understanding?
So far YWAX has been a wealth secret. Bought 100k worth Sept. 6th out of my ROTH and if they maintain their current payout, I will be playing with house money this time next year. We shall see…
Remember people - yield max ets are based on volatility and of te underlying stock. If you invested in CONY, MSTY, NVIDIA you are winning. Even PLTR with palantir you are winning.
I mean not sure if would of been better with amazon or nvda itself but man I made about 50k in a little over a year off nvdy and amzy so I can't complain.
I have 14 Yield Max funds. YMAX isn't one of them. I'm heavily tracking NAV erosion vs. Distributions and I can tell you that I'm up on all of them making 6 figures a year. 4 tax advantaged accounts that I can't touch for another 3 years and a brokerage account I pay tax on, a lot of tax! GLTA.
You were very fair on these controversial funds. Good to hear because it either these are the greatest things ever or stay away they are garbage. Neither are true! I always felt the after tax IRA would be amazing once you got to 59.5+.
Thank you, I truly try to be as objective as I possibly can be with my videos. And when I'm not objective, try to point it out as truly being my opinion. Thanks again for the comment
Thanks for another great video. The only Yieldmax funds that actually own stock are ULTY and BIGY. All single stock funds are using synthetic options & spreads.
SPY is growth found, So I need to worry to buy at the correct time and sell at the correct time, Almost like doing trading, I don't want to take care of this, I just want to invest and get dividends.
If im not mistaken destructions are ROC. so no taxes untill you sell. Once your initial invesrment is paid back it should be over a year and the disturbions are long term cap gains. So this would be a great regular not tax differed account holding for income if this is so
I'll need help if I'm going to make it through this. The ETF and stock markets are still pretty volatile. What's left of my $170,000 portfolio now isn't looking good; how can I capitalize on the market?
Many people are still getting fantastic returns on their investments during this time. Simply maintain a strong sense of reality or ask for professional assistance.
Always monitor your portfolio like every day. For real no joke. Liquidate non movers research and move into new trends with upwards momentum. Good price to earnings ratios the new shiny rock. Always be ready to move. Look at Warren buffet he made billions only parking money in companies for two years or less.
I'm very cautious about etfs that use synthetic covered calls. I use covered calls myself on shares that I own. The limited upside is the biggest downside for covered calls. If the stock takes off you will wonder why you sold the covered calls.
If you own enough shares of any YieldMax ETFs, I would write Monthly Covered Calls at a .20 Delta and see what happens. If the shares don't get assigned away, then just rinse and repeat the following month. If the shares ever gets called away, then I'd sell Cash Secured Puts until shares are assigned once more and write Monthly Covered Calls the day AFTER the Ex-Dividend Date just to be on record as a shareholder to capitalize on the upcoming dividend payment! Ijs! 💰💯
Hello Brian, thank you for all your videos! maybe you have already done it? but it would be nice if you would Analyze the Roundhill QDTE XDTE RDTE funds and SPYT, SPYI , GPIX, GPIQ. and compare to SPY ? Thank you for all your help.
Dividends sparked my interest in the stock market. If you have other income, you can live on dividends without selling investments, allowing you to pass them on to your children. My $600,000 portfolio includes covered call ETFs for dividends and growth ETFs (SCHD, DVY, VIG, SDY, and JEPI). Am i on track?
Investing long-term in ETFs and high-dividend stocks is a simple yet effective strategy for building generational wealth. Interestingly, over 80% of billionaires grow their wealth through stock investments, continually expanding their billion-dollar portfolios. The wealthy take risks that others often fear!
Investing long-term in ETFs and high-dividend stocks is a simple yet effective strategy for building generational wealth. Interestingly, over 80% of billionaires grow their wealth through stock investments, continually expanding their billion-dollar portfolios. The wealthy take risks that others often fear!
Having NVDA and PLTR are smart additions in my opinion. it's all about balancing your risk tolerance with your long-term goals. Also partnering with a fiduciary advsor can help streamline your strategy.
De-risk your portfolios, shore up your core holdings, and take some profits while balancing your portfolio allocations. I’d also suggest you go with a managed portfolio, but even those don’t perform so well, so it’s best you reach out to a fiduciary to guide you, that’s what works for my wife and I. It's been 6 years now and we've made over 88% capital growth minus dividends.
These funds are made to offset bills. They definitely have a purpose. They are not for your average dividend investor and if you use margin, it’s definitely a second string of income. I put enough in ULTY to pay my monthly card note lol so my work money is going to Broad ETFs , growth stocks and dividend stocks
He is right , the taxes on this earned income will hit you hard .. it’s better to avoid these if you need income and get up and go to work. This way you working for your money and paying taxes is an overall better strategy. Also you can get paid time off and some working benefits too 😊
unless your a Canadian and these investments are held in a Tax Free Saving Account. Generally, interest, dividends, or capital gains earned on investments in a TFSA are not taxable either while held in the account or when withdrawn. We get taxed 15% on the withheld. So what ever I get in my monthly dividends, I do not get taxed.
Brian, you need to compare YMAX and SP500 1 to 1 in term of date. YMAX released in 17JAN2024 so it really unfair to compare it to SP500 using 1YR timeframe. Can't believe so many people failed to see this 🤦♂
Slightly off topic, but I just saw a video of where an urban explorer toured the old Walgreens corporate headquarters and what a massive massive campus that was complete with rooms of where huge super computers once stood. Just seems like so much waste to have that kind of overhead, but what do I know.
You are not getting the dividend from the underlying company, you are getting the dividend from the volatility of the stock and the high call premiums on the options. Duh.
There is no reason to drip this fund just reinvest the dividends into other stocks that appreciate in value or use it as income. You don’t lose shares if the price goes down.
Thank you sir for explaining this been looking for a source and definitely your video here is just on spot. Subscribed and happy to follow more videos ❤ cheers 🥂
The more established Ymax products are much more robust that YMAX. With the exception of AMZY, they all hold share value and even grow over time. All while paying consistent monthly income.....
first an aspect IF you take the DIVS is taxes. that being said: a bit more than one year ago i went with the strongest company's (not the highest yield like MSTY). i researched but basically the STRONG firms with money (microsoft, ect). i went with: APLY, JPMO, MSFO, NFLY, TSLY: one year later, collectively: at 30.29% for one year not bad. that is w/out NVDY and MSTY, CONY how can you go wrong. yes, the past performance thing. always. but should be another good yead. no issue with YM, at all.
Your sponsor for this video is NOT sketchy? But income investing on "options" and "puts" funds is risky?....yeah definitely sketchy concerning your judgement on your sponsor placement...
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I just withdrew my profits a week ago, To be honest it was an amazing feeling when the profits hits my wallet I wish I could reinvest but, too much bills
I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 385K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% annually in dividend returns. any good recommendation on great performing stocks will be appreciated.
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All the problems would have gone away if I had simply pulled the trigger on WMT at $59 after the 3/1 stock split. It would have been $600 grand at $100 a share with little to no risk as it's Walmart.
@BWB- I’ve put a trade to buy into MSTY with $10k - 2% of my in Traditonal IRA, going to reinvest the distributions. I’m not sure if that’s a good play or not.
$ULTY will begin a steady incline because of their new prospectus. I think we hit the bottom at $9.57. From here, I don't see highs and lows and dividend payout to slowly increase like a solid dividend king. Looking at .85-.86 this payment and to continue to grow by a few pennies each month.
@@plawteaudguild7514 ULTY is not comparable to a dividend king in terms of reliability or long-term consistency, as its payouts are tied to market conditions and covered call performance.
@@ericp3573 same for me. Moves left to right in a pretty even way and kicks out 30%/year or so every month or every week. Tax advantaged too. RoC keep it a year+ it’s all long term cap gains.
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@@BusinessWithBrian wonderfully presented and explained. I really needed this right now.
I have YMAX YMAG CONY MSTY NVDY QDTE QQQT SPYT etc. Now I’m using the dividends to buy low yield high growth stocks.
@@PIIforever this is the way.
That's mint!
Or you could just buy the low yield high growth stocks in the first place
@@EmperorDionx - The Facts of the matter, the High Yield Stocks are still giving the big $ pays, while the "Dividend Kings" may be more secure, they are more like the insurance on the Sports Car (the High Yield Dividend ETF's)!
Exactly
I bought all the yieldmax except the shorts. Also, have a little SCHD and QYLD in there along with the weekly paying Roundhills.I'm up 25% in NAV with a current 82% yield.
Schd with schg is fantastic
@yoshimitsu3233 what time period are you up 82%?
@brycetubbs-virtualaccounti6344 Never said I was up 82%. That was the YOC. I was up 25%. After the recent downturn, I'm up 15% with a 72% yield. The yield changes weekly as it's based on recent payouts.
Currently at 10k per month with dividends!! let gooo
But your stock drops 10k on exdiv day per month
The dividend is actually 60% annualized since it went to weekly pay because there is no much share dilution, before the weekly there would be a 2 week gap between when YMAX received the distributions from the single tickers to when it paid its own distribution so from the investors buying in during that 2 week delay the yield would drop anywhere from 15-20%, but now that is fixed because YMAX distributes withing a couple days after
Yield Max changes lives.
Like Bitcoin.
CHANGES LIVES FOR THE WORST.
@ for better or worse. But these covered call ETFs are here to stay. Almost every week another company opens a new fund
@@carbtripper Sure, it's easy picking when investors don't comprehend the math.
@@killersentra Tell that to my 20K per month. Now with that said, I do NOT recommend to someone who has 10 or more years before retirement. I plan on retiring in the next couple of years. So, stocking up on my passive income.
@@killersentra It depends on the person and his circumstances. I used Yieldmax dividends to spend on my mother's operation lately so she lives now. That's changing her and my life for the better. It may not be true to you but it is true to me. To each his own. If you have preset notions already about covered calls and if you think all covered calls are bad, then there is nothing that can ever change that, and that's ok, but please do not think that what doesn't or didn't work for you will also not work for everyone else.
i have this set up as a side project (
I’m killing the game right now with plty
Now the question is what if you took 28% out and reinvested the rest into qqq or spy?
What would that outcome show?
I bet it would outperform?
That's an angle I absolutely should have taken. Thanks for the comment
$5k a week on dividends . Getting rich now not 30 years later. 😂
Oh yeah
I'm at 20K per month!
I’m currently at 15k a month. Still reinvesting my dividends.
That’s absolutely the plan😂😂
You guys do realize that's your own money right? You didn't earn anything unless the price comes back up to exceed the payout
Total return on seeking alpha doesn’t include dividends reinvested. Just dividend distribution plus share price movement.
I have one of them YMAX. Has some diversity at least. I have 1000 shares since inception. I am up on total return. Plan is to just hold and collect.
Everything you said is true. You didn't mention that the NAV has been stable every since it has converted to weekly dividends. Every one do your own research.
@@DanielMendez-hb6fg because the markets up
lol your sponser sounds more risky than yieldmax…
ha that's what I was observing😅😅
what sponsor?
Looks like Roundhill is coming out with about 10 more Weekly ETFs. ☺
When lol
Hey Brian great video and I have invested in many of these funds but timing is everything since many of them have suffered serious NAV deterioration. However in the past several months since YMAX and YMAG have gone to weekly payers I have done quite well with a roughly $70,000 investing paying over $1000 a week and so far and the NAV is stable. But I do have over 50 other positions in BDC’s, CLO’s, CEF’s as well which pay from 6 to 15% based on the Income Factory strategy. So in the meantime I am using this money to invest in my other holding while I prepare to retire in 6 months since I am now in a dividend mindset and not a growth mindset. Awesome channel Brian thanks for making these videos.
You definitely fall into the Savvy investor category. Congratulations on retiring soon. I absolutely love your strategy
I have roughly the same approach. I have 11 YM funds generating over $1000/week, and several BDC’s, CLO’s, CEF’s largely based on the Income Factory strategy for another $1000+/week. I still have about 2 1/2 years to retirement, maybe less. Definitely in a dividend and not a growth mindset.
Ever since the prospectus changes to the YieldMax etfs YMAX is on the uptrend
I'm in a bunch of these high yield options premium etfs and some actually pay out over 100%. I know these won't always pay out so high, but I'm going to make as much as I can off them in the mean time
Also a lot of the dividend paid is being paid back as return of capital that isn’t taxed
Yieldmax etfs works best while maxing your margin cash divs turn into 2.72 or 272% ability to buy more shares this gives you 20% growth per month this method overcomes any and all NAV loss
Great video, Brian!! Great brakdown!
Appreciate it!
I'm not from the US. I have some YM single stock ETF. I don't understand why there is a 30% tax hit. The so-called 'dividend' we receive every month is not the same as dividend listed companies pay us. It's called a dividend but, in actual fact, is the proceeds of option trading. When we do option trading ourselves and earn, we don't get hit by this tax, neither do we call those gains a dividend.
Am I understanding this correctly?
I havnt found another etf market like yieldmax who pays you back in alittle over a year on what you invested and as long as there underline in in the market they will stay tesla/tsly will be around along time + plenty of people have made millions a year already its just crazy
Thanks for the insightful video. One part had me pretty confused though. When you say the price of YMAX has declined since the start of the year, it looks like that's untrue. The price was $13.65 on Jan 17 and today Dec 17 it stands at $18.26 (a 33% increase). Is there something I'm not understanding?
Thrilled to hear you'll be doing a Calls and Puts video! Thank you Brian! Looking foward to learning - your style of explanation works for me.
More to come!
Is yeild max the newest annuity ?
Since the distribution is closer to 67 percent on YMAX, can you recreate your scenarios at 60 percent vs 35 percent for YMAX?
So far YWAX has been a wealth secret. Bought 100k worth Sept. 6th out of my ROTH and if they maintain their current payout, I will be playing with house money this time next year. We shall see…
My new favorite investing channel!! Can you make a video or videos about the best Small Cap ETFs, Mid Cap ETFs, and Large Cap ETFs please?!
Remember people - yield max ets are based on volatility and of te underlying stock. If you invested in CONY, MSTY, NVIDIA you are winning. Even PLTR with palantir you are winning.
Great video, im buying more YMAX!
5% into MSTY and NVDY
I mean not sure if would of been better with amazon or nvda itself but man I made about 50k in a little over a year off nvdy and amzy so I can't complain.
I have 14 Yield Max funds. YMAX isn't one of them. I'm heavily tracking NAV erosion vs. Distributions and I can tell you that I'm up on all of them making 6 figures a year. 4 tax advantaged accounts that I can't touch for another 3 years and a brokerage account I pay tax on, a lot of tax! GLTA.
I love it man. I hope this gravy train keeps going
You were very fair on these controversial funds. Good to hear because it either these are the greatest things ever or stay away they are garbage. Neither are true! I always felt the after tax IRA would be amazing once you got to 59.5+.
Thank you, I truly try to be as objective as I possibly can be with my videos. And when I'm not objective, try to point it out as truly being my opinion. Thanks again for the comment
Thanks for another great video. The only Yieldmax funds that actually own stock are ULTY and BIGY. All single stock funds are using synthetic options & spreads.
Ulty was the worse yieldmax I’ve heald
YMAX TO THE MOON BABY!!!🚀 Will I Get A Video Mention?
You know it. I respect confidence
You don’t buy the yield max ETFs for ETF price appreciation. You buy them for the dividends.
@@brahmmauer7437And price depreciation?
SPY is growth found, So I need to worry to buy at the correct time and sell at the correct time, Almost like doing trading, I don't want to take care of this, I just want to invest and get dividends.
If im not mistaken destructions are ROC. so no taxes untill you sell. Once your initial invesrment is paid back it should be over a year and the disturbions are long term cap gains. So this would be a great regular not tax differed account holding for income if this is so
Hi , I just stared researching stocks, and I saw a video you made on stocks to buy in 2023 ,omg you were right on. All of them went up by so much.
What you think about xdte and qdte
Yes please. A video on those, great content Brian.
I'll need help if I'm going to make it through this. The ETF and stock markets are still pretty volatile. What's left of my $170,000 portfolio now isn't looking good; how can I capitalize on the market?
Many people are still getting fantastic returns on their investments during this time. Simply maintain a strong sense of reality or ask for professional assistance.
Always monitor your portfolio like every day. For real no joke. Liquidate non movers research and move into new trends with upwards momentum. Good price to earnings ratios the new shiny rock. Always be ready to move. Look at Warren buffet he made billions only parking money in companies for two years or less.
I'm very cautious about etfs that use synthetic covered calls. I use covered calls myself on shares that I own. The limited upside is the biggest downside for covered calls. If the stock takes off you will wonder why you sold the covered calls.
If you own enough shares of any YieldMax ETFs, I would write Monthly Covered Calls at a .20 Delta and see what happens. If the shares don't get assigned away, then just rinse and repeat the following month. If the shares ever gets called away, then I'd sell Cash Secured Puts until shares are assigned once more and write Monthly Covered Calls the day AFTER the Ex-Dividend Date just to be on record as a shareholder to capitalize on the upcoming dividend payment! Ijs! 💰💯
Hello Brian, thank you for all your videos! maybe you have already done it? but it would be nice if you would Analyze the Roundhill QDTE XDTE RDTE funds and SPYT, SPYI , GPIX, GPIQ. and compare to SPY ? Thank you for all your help.
Dividends sparked my interest in the stock market. If you have other income, you can live on dividends without selling investments, allowing you to pass them on to your children. My $600,000 portfolio includes covered call ETFs for dividends and growth ETFs (SCHD, DVY, VIG, SDY, and JEPI). Am i on track?
Investing long-term in ETFs and high-dividend stocks is a simple yet effective strategy for building generational wealth. Interestingly, over 80% of billionaires grow their wealth through stock investments, continually expanding their billion-dollar portfolios. The wealthy take risks that others often fear!
Investing long-term in ETFs and high-dividend stocks is a simple yet effective strategy for building generational wealth. Interestingly, over 80% of billionaires grow their wealth through stock investments, continually expanding their billion-dollar portfolios. The wealthy take risks that others often fear!
Having NVDA and PLTR are smart additions in my opinion. it's all about balancing your risk tolerance with your long-term goals. Also partnering with a fiduciary advsor can help streamline your strategy.
De-risk your portfolios, shore up your core holdings, and take some profits while balancing your portfolio allocations. I’d also suggest you go with a managed portfolio, but even those don’t perform so well, so it’s best you reach out to a fiduciary to guide you, that’s what works for my wife and I. It's been 6 years now and we've made over 88% capital growth minus dividends.
How can i reach this person?
Thank you always for another objective, enlightening video, Brian.
These funds are made to offset bills. They definitely have a purpose. They are not for your average dividend investor and if you use margin, it’s definitely a second string of income. I put enough in ULTY to pay my monthly card note lol so my work money is going to Broad ETFs , growth stocks and dividend stocks
So far so good, but does feel risky.
hi brain saw your portfolio,67 stocks ,it could be more help us if u put date when you bought ,thank you for helping us for grow,
15.89 a share annualized on ymax🎉
Great info!
Glad you think so!
Brian- Big fan here- I know this isnt your sector but with Trump obviously going to "Drill Baby Drill" - what stocks should we be focusing on?
Great question. A lot of people have been asking me, and you've got it. Big oil will win big. I'll talk about it more.
I bought 4000 shares of ymax did i mess up ?
I don't think so. As long as it meets your needs and expectations, then you're solid.
That’s a smart move. 👌
Nice! Can't wait to get there. That's over $1k in dividends per week!
@@johnsonequitybydesignllc3988 I bought the dip
Gotta reinvest the dividends ..goal is to snowball income to get around nav loss
It's the only way
He is right , the taxes on this earned income will hit you hard .. it’s better to avoid these if you need income and get up and go to work. This way you working for your money and paying taxes is an overall better strategy. Also you can get paid time off and some working benefits too 😊
unless your a Canadian and these investments are held in a Tax Free Saving Account. Generally, interest, dividends, or capital gains earned on investments in a TFSA are not taxable either while held in the account or when withdrawn. We get taxed 15% on the withheld. So what ever I get in my monthly dividends, I do not get taxed.
Why not do both?
So if ymax is 4% lower then spy why not just invest in spy which has a lower management fee
Now imagine waiting for the 20% down market and buying to bring down price point moving forward.
Do a video on when they switched to weekly and compare it to the SPY over the same period
It's too short a time period. I'll come back in a year when it has some history.
Hello guys, how about investing monthly based on the following asset allocation?
VOO&SPY25%
VUG&SCHG 15%
VYM&SCHD 15%
BOTZ 15%
IBB 14%
ICLN 10%
VB 5%
VXUS 5%
Pros & Cons?
Thanks
MSTY paying out over 200%,YieldMax is definitely a winner
If plty stops performing for me ill move into Msty.
My goal is to invest about 5k into ymax and once my dividends drip5k in take it out and let it run on its own source of revenue
Brian, you need to compare YMAX and SP500 1 to 1 in term of date. YMAX released in 17JAN2024 so it really unfair to compare it to SP500 using 1YR timeframe. Can't believe so many people failed to see this 🤦♂
Walgreens is on it's way out. One foot on a roller-skate and the other on a banana peal.
I couldn't agree more. That's why they have to give such a high dividend in hopes that people will invest in them
Slightly off topic, but I just saw a video of where an urban explorer toured the old Walgreens corporate headquarters and what a massive massive campus that was complete with rooms of where huge super computers once stood. Just seems like so much waste to have that kind of overhead, but what do I know.
You are not getting the dividend from the underlying company, you are getting the dividend from the volatility of the stock and the high call premiums on the options. Duh.
There is no reason to drip this fund just reinvest the dividends into other stocks that appreciate in value or use it as income. You don’t lose shares if the price goes down.
Thank you sir for explaining this been looking for a source and definitely your video here is just on spot. Subscribed and happy to follow more videos ❤ cheers 🥂
Thanks and welcome
The more established Ymax products are much more robust that YMAX. With the exception of AMZY, they all hold share value and even grow over time. All while paying consistent monthly income.....
Weekly dividends
A lot of them seem to have lost value
😂 see how, after 1 month i treat YMAX as gambling etf - i buy 10 shares wait dividend
They trade options to make money not sell realastate or burgers like mc donalds 😂
Yep
first an aspect IF you take the DIVS is taxes. that being said:
a bit more than one year ago i went with the strongest company's (not the highest yield like MSTY).
i researched but basically the STRONG firms with money (microsoft, ect).
i went with:
APLY, JPMO, MSFO, NFLY, TSLY:
one year later, collectively:
at 30.29% for one year
not bad. that is w/out NVDY and MSTY, CONY
how can you go wrong. yes, the past performance thing. always. but should be another good yead.
no issue with YM, at all.
Your sponsor for this video is NOT sketchy? But income investing on "options" and "puts" funds is risky?....yeah definitely sketchy concerning your judgement on your sponsor placement...
I lost over $80k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Charlotte Miller.
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The very first time we tried, we invested $1400 and after a week, we received $5230. That really helped us a lot to pay up our bills.
I'm celebrating a $30k stock portfolio today. started this journey with 6k. I have invested on time and also with the right terms now I have time for my family and the life ahead of me
I'm new at this, please how can I reach her?
I just withdrew my profits a week ago, To be honest it was an amazing feeling when the profits hits my wallet I wish I could reinvest but, too much bills
Hmmm...your advertisement is a scam. Not a good look.
How did this age for you? Anyone still afraid of the big bad wolf of Wall Street?
That means ymax is goinh to zero in long term?
You are paying for someone to trade options for you
That is correct
This is boomer logic mixed with girl math
Which part? I'm 30 years younger than the boomers, so I can't relate to what that may be. And my wife is pretty smart....so I'm not gonna go there.
I am at the beginning of my "investment journey", planning to put 385K into dividend stocks so that I will be making up to 30% annually in dividend returns. any good recommendation on great performing stocks will be appreciated.
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Yes, invest all of it into ZIM stock
She will rob you blind
I would recommend MSTY. I invested 10k this fund on March 2024 and the current value now is 28,152 with dividends reinvested.
All the problems would have gone away if I had simply pulled the trigger on WMT at $59 after the 3/1 stock split. It would have been $600 grand at $100 a share with little to no risk as it's Walmart.
@BWB- I’ve put a trade to buy into MSTY with $10k - 2% of my in Traditonal IRA, going to reinvest the distributions. I’m not sure if that’s a good play or not.
$ULTY will begin a steady incline because of their new prospectus. I think we hit the bottom at $9.57. From here, I don't see highs and lows and dividend payout to slowly increase like a solid dividend king. Looking at .85-.86 this payment and to continue to grow by a few pennies each month.
@@plawteaudguild7514 ULTY is not comparable to a dividend king in terms of reliability or long-term consistency, as its payouts are tied to market conditions and covered call performance.
Don't like that company, I will stick with rex and roundhill
@@ericp3573 same for me. Moves left to right in a pretty even way and kicks out 30%/year or so every month or every week. Tax advantaged too. RoC keep it a year+ it’s all long term cap gains.
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