In late 2022, I decided that JEPQ would be my priority. I am in retirement. So income now is important. Protecting value is also a priority. After working through the years in the technology industry, I maintain a bullish opinion on it. 2023 was a BIG year for JEPQ !!! Yes... I am happy with it 😊
Great breakdown, nice video. Reminds me of how I made my first million, I invested a lump sum in trading stocks with the help of an excellent finance analyst who trades for me.
I have been buying FEPI since it came out and feel like it responds well on down days as well as up days. In a bull market I can see this thing being very valuable
Great breakdown! Starting in 2024 I am looking a lot more closely at income producing investments. We are thinking of having my wife (Who is also a CPA) quit her job so she can work less hours and help me in the business. The goal is to have our dividend investments pay for our health insurance through the business. These investments are great to be aware of!
I think the managers of TESLY do the same thing with all their products. Many are doing quite well with both providing high yields and capital preservation. If bought at inception both AMDY and CONY have yielded big dividends while capital has not eroded. So doesn’t this suggest the idea is solid so if your capital is eroded like with TESLY if you believe in the long term prospect for the underlying stock the share price will eventually recover?
Hello - the 2 funds you described have done well because the underlying equities AMD and Coinbase have done very well. One can make the argument both are seriously overvalued and due for a huge price correction which will send those ETFs plummeting. When they recover and if it is done quickly, the ETF will only capture some of that upside. That is the risk in investing in these.
um 90% of tsly dividend was categorized as return on capital. That is taxed at 0%.....Maybe you should look up these things before making statements like this @7:39
Distributing 90% Return of Capital in an ETF is not a sustainable practice over the long term. ROC distributions indicate that the fund is returning investors capital rather than generating income or gains from its investments.
@@citizenoftheyearCC Except they went from 386M AUM in July of 2023 to 678M AUG in Oct with no extra shares sold. (www.yieldmaxetfs.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/YieldMax-TSLY-SOI-01.31.23-v3-Confidential.pdf)
HAHA. I live in California Sacramento & Amy Ennpress Ellas trades for my friend & I too. we put 150,000 into trading & we are over 200% up in less than a year.
Yieldmax methodology is failing. TSLY will be at $5 before long. Just too much capital erosion even with the dividends. Wouldn’t be surprised if YM is out of business within a few years.
The yield Max strategy doesn't seem to be working with Tesla but the more stable stocks that don't move as much seem to be working such as fby aply nvdy amzy diso jpmo. The new ymax could be interesting too
@@leecarignan7714The Yield Max MSFO seems to be gaining at the same rate as MSFT unlike most Yield Max single stock tickers however for a small portfolio I think FEPI is a better play due to 16 companies in one ticker. Also FEPI owns the underlying tickers and sells calls on them.
Which is your favorite ETF among these 3?
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In late 2022, I decided that JEPQ would be my priority.
I am in retirement. So income now is important. Protecting value is also a priority.
After working through the years in the technology industry, I maintain a bullish opinion on it.
2023 was a BIG year for JEPQ !!!
Yes... I am happy with it 😊
Yes sir, sometimes sacrificing that extra yield to protect that principal is the priority. What do you think about FEPI?
So glad to see FEPI being covered. I have a small position with them and it is hard to find any info for that ETF in youtube.
If they keep up this impressive streak - I will be making more videos on them 😃
@@citizenoftheyearCC 🤝🏼
Great breakdown, nice video. Reminds me of how I made my first million, I invested a lump sum in trading stocks with the help of an excellent finance analyst who trades for me.
Thanks Pierce!
That's awesome. Who's your finance analyst & how can I get in touch?
Thanks, My finance analyst is Amy Ennpress Ellas. Research her.
I have been buying FEPI since it came out and feel like it responds well on down days as well as up days. In a bull market I can see this thing being very valuable
FEPI putting some runs on the board! It's doing better than I expected. By the way...that thumbnail looks familiar....😁
Yes def has been impressive so far. Where have you seen the thumbnail before?
Great breakdown! Starting in 2024 I am looking a lot more closely at income producing investments. We are thinking of having my wife (Who is also a CPA) quit her job so she can work less hours and help me in the business. The goal is to have our dividend investments pay for our health insurance through the business. These investments are great to be aware of!
I am sure these are working out well for you so far! We will talk about this real soon.
JEPQ all day. I've a major position in JEPQ & FEPI too.
Hopefully these dividends keep going back up and not down!
Down 47% thats awesome!! Need to load up on this.
Lmao the things is some people will actually speak like this cause they don't understand what their investing in.
I think the managers of TESLY do the same thing with all their products. Many are doing quite well with both providing high yields and capital preservation. If bought at inception both AMDY and CONY have yielded big dividends while capital has not eroded. So doesn’t this suggest the idea is solid so if your capital is eroded like with TESLY if you believe in the long term prospect for the underlying stock the share price will eventually recover?
Hello - the 2 funds you described have done well because the underlying equities AMD and Coinbase have done very well. One can make the argument both are seriously overvalued and due for a huge price correction which will send those ETFs plummeting. When they recover and if it is done quickly, the ETF will only capture some of that upside. That is the risk in investing in these.
@@citizenoftheyearCC Does not FEPI have similar risk as Yieldmax described above?
@@MitchellSmall It def does have the same risk, but having 15 stocks including some more established ones lessens that risk to an extent.
How's TSLY working out for y'all now?
lol i ask this same question to them myself, but the cult still continues
As soon as I heard RS I bailed with only a $1800 loss. Took remaining principal and bought FEPI. I’ll be getting that loss back and more soon.
We all make mistakes - just make sure you learn from them!@@BrianTX409
So which one of these do I buy again to retire tomorrow?! 😁💪🏼😬
You can retire tomorrow with these....but that might be a short retirement in a few months lol
I'm loving FEPI right now...trying to accumulate but it doesn't dump...
I feel 2024 might be another good year for Big Tech!
Awesome ETF's 👍
Glad you liked!
Nice insight.
Glad you think so!
um 90% of tsly dividend was categorized as return on capital. That is taxed at 0%.....Maybe you should look up these things before making statements like this @7:39
Distributing 90% Return of Capital in an ETF is not a sustainable practice over the long term. ROC distributions indicate that the fund is returning investors capital rather than generating income or gains from its investments.
@@citizenoftheyearCC So it's a ponzi with extra steps....
@@dogelife7901 my lips are sealed but history speaks for itself ;)
really? where can I read about this? I hope youre right!
@@citizenoftheyearCC
Except they went from 386M AUM in July of 2023 to 678M AUG in Oct with no extra shares sold. (www.yieldmaxetfs.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/YieldMax-TSLY-SOI-01.31.23-v3-Confidential.pdf)
These ETFs always have the funniest ticker pronunciations lol
At this point they all try to copy each other with names 🤣
Hello
I was too early for you today :P
I have a major position in JEPQ. I also have some FEPI. Nooo TSLY.
Haha you are a smart man thats why!
Curious what percentage of portfolio do you have in JEPQ and FEPI?
@@MitchellSmall JEPQ 7.34% FEPI 1.59%.
Stop banging on your mic stand
LMAO man I get too excited when I speak
thats funny. Very true, Amy Ennpress Ellas is also my finance analyst & has tripled my funds. My friend who works with her in NY referred her.
HAHA. I live in California Sacramento & Amy Ennpress Ellas trades for my friend & I too. we put 150,000 into trading & we are over 200% up in less than a year.
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People have been talking about those Cash Flow High Income ETF, maybe its time to do a video on them!
Yieldmax methodology is failing. TSLY will be at $5 before long. Just too much capital erosion even with the dividends. Wouldn’t be surprised if YM is out of business within a few years.
Yup their strategy needs to change for this to be sustainable I feel.
The yield Max strategy doesn't seem to be working with Tesla but the more stable stocks that don't move as much seem to be working such as fby aply nvdy amzy diso jpmo. The new ymax could be interesting too
Thats true - might word with less volatile stocks but expect less reward then as the tradeoff@@leecarignan7714
@@leecarignan7714The Yield Max MSFO seems to be gaining at the same rate as MSFT unlike most Yield Max single stock tickers however for a small portfolio I think FEPI is a better play due to 16 companies in one ticker.
Also FEPI owns the underlying tickers and sells calls on them.