Congratulations to those investors who got into FEPI early. All new investors should be very cautious and invest carefully. FEPI is riding a wave. No one knows when a major decline will happen, it could be months or a few years before it happens, just be prepared to act.
It is my second biggest holding. Arguably the best 25% you can get with lower risk. Also many are good AI plays. They base it on top 15 volume tech and rebalance to equal weighting monthly which is another nice thing in terms of diversifying so you don't get to overweight in one. Rerun the top 15 every quarter if I remember right. But the list is killer. All great companies. I think that is the biggest selling point for me in that I'm bullish on about 80%. Similar to the yield max if I'm not bullish on the underlying regardless of how well they do their strikes I don't buy it. Thanks for the video.
I ladder my etfs starting with spyt, then reinvest in another etf that pays on the 8th. Then use that for YMAG that gets reinvested into spyi that goes back into FEPI and then SVOL. Occasionally, I’ll feed my REITS.
I had FEPI until last week. Kind of decided it has very similar holdings to YMAX and decided to only choose one. Can you do a comparison video between the two? I do like how FEPI uses layered CC, and I'm good with the synthetic options of yieldmax.
If the market ever goes parabolic in a short time frame FEPI will capture that upside, thus have the option to sell shares at a gain and buy back in later.
@@f.w.1318 FEPI's price does follow the Nasdaq ups and downs pretty closely. It can tear up or down pretty quick. Good if you like to monitor and cut off the top and buy low as you say. YMAX moves as well, but not nearly as much. YMAX doesn't recover as quick as FEPI though, but it's a bit more stable.
I only have 3 shares as I just recently found it but reinvesting dividends. Not currently adding capital because I'm trying to get my yield max capital up.
Congratulations to those investors who got into FEPI early. All new investors should be very cautious and invest carefully. FEPI is riding a wave. No one knows when a major decline will happen, it could be months or a few years before it happens, just be prepared to act.
Have 104 shares and keep adding each month, great fund
It is my second biggest holding. Arguably the best 25% you can get with lower risk. Also many are good AI plays. They base it on top 15 volume tech and rebalance to equal weighting monthly which is another nice thing in terms of diversifying so you don't get to overweight in one. Rerun the top 15 every quarter if I remember right. But the list is killer. All great companies. I think that is the biggest selling point for me in that I'm bullish on about 80%. Similar to the yield max if I'm not bullish on the underlying regardless of how well they do their strikes I don't buy it. Thanks for the video.
I ladder my etfs starting with spyt, then reinvest in another etf that pays on the 8th. Then use that for YMAG that gets reinvested into spyi that goes back into FEPI and then SVOL. Occasionally, I’ll feed my REITS.
I had FEPI until last week. Kind of decided it has very similar holdings to YMAX and decided to only choose one. Can you do a comparison video between the two? I do like how FEPI uses layered CC, and I'm good with the synthetic options of yieldmax.
Ymax expense ratio 1.28 vs FEPI 0.68
@@yagoyago6106 good point!
Why not diversify into both and YMAG
If the market ever goes parabolic in a short time frame FEPI will capture that upside, thus have the option to sell shares at a gain and buy back in later.
@@f.w.1318 FEPI's price does follow the Nasdaq ups and downs pretty closely. It can tear up or down pretty quick. Good if you like to monitor and cut off the top and buy low as you say. YMAX moves as well, but not nearly as much. YMAX doesn't recover as quick as FEPI though, but it's a bit more stable.
I only have 3 shares as I just recently found it but reinvesting dividends. Not currently adding capital because I'm trying to get my yield max capital up.
I sold with a pretty good capital gain a few weeks back. I'll get back in with a market drop for sure
I have 31 shares of FEPI, I like it so far, it's one of my lowest yielding ETFs. That sounds crazy because the yield is huge at 25%.
Do you mind if I ask what other ETFs you have?
unsuitable unless you have a crystal ball