QYLD isn't just another income play. With a dividend yield of 11%, it is a monthly cash machine built for investors who crave yield without chasing volatility. That is not a typo, it is one of the highest consistent yields in the ETF universe! QYLD does this by using Covered Call Strategy on the Nasdaq 100. This strategy harvests premium income from market volatility. QYLD targets income over growth which is perfect for me as I am an income focused investor. With an ex dividend date on July 21, I am just in time for this month's dividend. Ka-ching! 🥰🥰🥰🌈🌈🌈💰💰💰
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| Side | Price | Filled | Realized P&L |
|---|---|---|
| Buy Open | 16.77 1 | +5.31% Holding |
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- Ah_Meng·07-19TOPI do have a question, with Nasdaq at ATH, this Covered calls strategy ETF has however dropped from 20+… so how does the Maths add up? I had bought similar ETFs and have to take loss eventually… it seems it’s yield vs depreciation in value over time…1Report
- highhand·07-20TOPit doesnt add up. dividends trying hard to cover capital loss but break even at best and opportunity loss. I bought in 2021 and still loss, but quietly taking dividends... small amount so I leave it.1Report
- Soyabean89·07-19u might want to consider $YIELDMAX ULTRA OPTION INCOME STRATEGY ETF(ULTY)$ ...the yield is insane and monthly too1Report