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Every other week: “Do not buy this, buy this”. You should recommend some core ETF’s to hold for at least 2 years. You should show your portfolio and discuss ETF’s when your portfolio has changed accordingly. Otherwise, it feels like the ice cream flavor of the week.
@@ExileOnMyStreetI'm new to options, but it seems to me you'd get more premium from selling your own covered calls on SPY or QQQ than from letting an ETF manager do it for you. You could also sell puts and run the wheel strategy if your shares get called away.
SPYT is a much superior fund than this one. It not only sells monthly calls but also buys out of money calls so if the index appreciates and spikes those calls gain in value as well. Since markets are mostly bullish in long term this would work well most of time. You not only capture sold call premiums but also capture upside gains. People who understand how options work would understand the strategy.
Of course this is going to work great in an up market. Would love to see some backtesting to reveal how it would perform in a down market. She actually touched on it at the very end. I'll keep selling calls on my TLT bonds until the market drops. Then I'll rotate out to possibly some kind of SPY instrument. Just my 2 cents.
Seems like 5 day or even 10 day contracts would be even more advantageous for premium income whilst still providing access to growth. Does that logic make sense?
I like it. Pretty much total return of S&P. You have great appreciation with almost 5.5% to 6% income paid quarterly. I use it as part of my Equity Income Sleeve of my portfolio with other Equity Income ETFs & CEFS, along with pure dividend income stocks and SCHD.
I like your content and explanations of the working plans. Buying Seeking Alpha was a bad choice for me and I was very disappointed. Every feature costs extra and it's expensive.
@@kookiebush Most of these high yield are expensive. ISPY is .55 and TDVI is .75 but TDVI have way better Total Return so I think the expense warrant it. RDVI and SDVD I was also looking at it also but I like more tech
@@kookiebush Performance is all that matters. If fund A has an expense ratio of 0.1% and fund B has an expense ratio of 1.0% while fund A has an average return of 8% per year and fund B has an average return of 10% per year....well there you go. Fund B. The only time that fund fees matter is when you are comparing IDENTICAL funds, i.e. an S&P500 index ETF from Vanguard to an S&P500 from Fidelity or Schwab.
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Every other week: “Do not buy this, buy this”. You should recommend some core ETF’s to hold for at least 2 years. You should show your portfolio and discuss ETF’s when your portfolio has changed accordingly. Otherwise, it feels like the ice cream flavor of the week.
Yup, as always how well you do is dependent on how much DD you've done
she is a sponsor for many different etf, based on who pays
She need daily content and she earn money from sponsors
You read my mind. "Remember last week's ETF? Well, sell that and buy this!" Just buy SPY/QQQ and sit on it.
@@ExileOnMyStreetI'm new to options, but it seems to me you'd get more premium from selling your own covered calls on SPY or QQQ than from letting an ETF manager do it for you. You could also sell puts and run the wheel strategy if your shares get called away.
During bull market, ispy>spyi>jepi>xyld. During bear market on the contrary.
SPYT is a much superior fund than this one. It not only sells monthly calls but also buys out of money calls so if the index appreciates and spikes those calls gain in value as well. Since markets are mostly bullish in long term this would work well most of time. You not only capture sold call premiums but also capture upside gains. People who understand how options work would understand the strategy.
Of course this is going to work great in an up market. Would love to see some backtesting to reveal how it would perform in a down market. She actually touched on it at the very end. I'll keep selling calls on my TLT bonds until the market drops. Then I'll rotate out to possibly some kind of SPY instrument.
Just my 2 cents.
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Intersting fund. Thanks for sharing!
Excellent video as were the few others I watched on your channel.
You’re back to reviewing fun ETFs again, yay!!! 🤗🥰
Dear Viktoriya Media. Your content is amazing. Thanks for that
Would they not switch to a Put option strategy or are they bound some way to only do calls?
Seems like 5 day or even 10 day contracts would be even more advantageous for premium income whilst still providing access to growth. Does that logic make sense?
Reeeemix
I'm watching ISPY by the way
Any thoughts on QDPL? 88% of S&P 500 with 4x dividend which is tax advantage with futures.
I like it. Pretty much total return of S&P. You have great appreciation with almost 5.5% to 6% income paid quarterly. I use it as part of my Equity Income Sleeve of my portfolio with other Equity Income ETFs & CEFS, along with pure dividend income stocks and SCHD.
Why is Warren Buffet on all your videos? What does this have to do with him?
He is her uncle …see prior …see prior video
I like your content and explanations of the working plans. Buying Seeking Alpha was a bad choice for me and I was very disappointed. Every feature costs extra and it's expensive.
What with the random 10k+ numbers pn your video ads
If SPY doesn't grow in 2025?
That’s why I am waiting for a correction to invest.
What happen if the s&p500 goes up 4% in a single day this mean i will only gain 0.5% + premium , did i understand correctly ?
Yes, I believe so, assuming she is right aboot the 0.5% (she was guessing) Keep in mind, a 4% gain for the S&P 500 in one day would be very uncommon.
Forget that and buy this. Forget what I just said and buy this now. Oh wait, forget everything I said and buy this.
ISPY trading volume is way too low.
Ispy vs gpig vs ivvw
TDVI is better than ISPY/IQQQ in my opinion with a distribution yield of 7-8%. But it is less known fund so not very liquid.
And rdvi and sdvd
Expensive af though
@@kookiebush Most of these high yield are expensive. ISPY is .55 and TDVI is .75 but TDVI have way better Total Return so I think the expense warrant it. RDVI and SDVD I was also looking at it also but I like more tech
@@kookiebush
Performance is all that matters.
If fund A has an expense ratio of 0.1% and fund B has an expense ratio of 1.0% while fund A has an average return of 8% per year and fund B has an average return of 10% per year....well there you go. Fund B.
The only time that fund fees matter is when you are comparing IDENTICAL funds, i.e. an S&P500 index ETF from Vanguard to an S&P500 from Fidelity or Schwab.
17% yield is a dividend trap
Do not buy. I am 50% BIL / 30% AGG/ 20% SPYI in future
I'm 30% BIL/SGOV. But with interest rates possibly dropping in the near future, I'm trying to find something to replace them.
Unsubscribe button 😂 this girl on every vid another ets is better 😂😂
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no brainer
Nope. Too risky for this guy.
nice 🫶🏾