Top 5 Monthly Dividend ETF's for MAX Cash Flow in 2022

In this video we are talking about my top 5 monthly dividend ETF's for MAX Cash Flow here in 2022.

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[twloughlin]

This is a very decent way for someone like me to go. All the individual stocks I might consider are already in most of these, and covered call writing is in the mix. Not to mention monthly dividends. Cool! 😎

[Discovery_and_Change]

0:46 DIVO - 5.43% yield - (BLOCKED on Merrill Edge)
2:54 XYLD - 7.99% yield - (available on Merrill Edge)
4:47 DHS - 3.32% yield - (available on Merrill Edge)
6:35 JEPI - 8.53% yield - (available on Merrill Edge)
8:15 RYLD - 7.98% yield - (available on Merrill Edge)

[mikemurray]

Joe, love the channel - thanks for your work. I wonder if you’d consider doing a video for your Canadian viewers with some Canadian dividend stocks or ETFs that you’d recommend holding in a TFSA. Thanks again!

[karlbe]

Joe, I loaded up your 4 ETF's into portfolio visualizer and gave them each a 25% weighting for Portfolio 1, then created Portfolio 2 with just O (Realty Income) and since 2019, O is outperforming with a CAGR of 18.82% vs. your 11.43%. If you would have started with 10K in each, O would have earned you $1, 271 more in the same time frame. And no ER's. So, what I am missing here?? diversity?

[kdnofyudbn]

Thank you amazing content very informative.

[ana-piut]

Thank you, What stocks should we have in our Roth IRA, for maximum gains?

[MrSimonious]

Solid content as usual. Closing in on 100k!

[DezmondAbrams]

Thanks for this video! I'm new to the ETF world and wondering what do you recommend for someone to do monthly with etf's? Do I simply buy a few ETF's and just buy more shares each month? Thnx

[alexanderschlink]

Thanks for this great video. Is there a high yield dividend etf that is more diversified over the world? Because I‘ am afraid at the moment to invest in us stocks at the moment.
Thanks in advance

[Bullseye]

Joe, Thanks for your video. I own all of the ETFs you covered with the exception of DIVO and DHS. But I may by some of those now that you have reviewed them.

[doubledad]

@Joe Would you consider a review on SVOL? High yield, lower expense ratio and monthly income. Haven't seen hardly any videos out there.

[thomashart]

I own XYLD and RYLD, about 5% of my portfolio total. I think I might add DIVO and JEPI after watching this video. Thanks Joe for the work you put in for us all.

[martiejohnsonjr.]

Great Work. DJIA and JEPQ are already performing which is amazing and I like both of them! RYLD, JEPI & XYLD are also fantastic CC-ETFs. QYLD is not for me; I will likely build a position with JEPQ, which is NASDAQ 100 driven and will give some diversity (I hope it is more stable than QYLD which is also NASDAQ 100 driven). JEPQ ideally following in JEPIs footsteps works for me! Glad RYLD spread out from the Vanguard ETF it held!!!

[christopherfogle]

Thank you, I have subscribed. Do the negative returns on Qyld and Ryld and Jepi include the dividends or is that listed separately somewhere? I think Jepi was negtive 3.5% for the year, but had a 9% dividend

[jarc]

Speaking of WisdomTree I own DES SmallCap dividend fund which pays monthly. Exp .38%, top 10 sectors are in utilities, communication services, tech, consumer defensive, and industrials. Current yield is 3.15%. No one talks about small caps for diversification, let alone yield. Maybe a topic for a future video?

[richardthorne]

Great picks. I also own DIVO, JEPI, RYLD and QYLD. Need to look into the other recommendation. I really like SCHD as my core holding but doesn't pay monthly.

[mrme]

So which 1 did u call the winner we see Divo performed the best I may add that and Jepi I currently have RYLD and love it for the monthly dividend yield and slight growth over XYLD and definitely QYLD which have been trending down big time I want income however I still want appreciation over the span of owning the etf as well thanks for the breakdown

[maxf]

Any suggestion for ETF trading stocks outside US market?

[gimusk]

I cant seem to find this answer on company websites, so hopefully you know. Covered Call ETFs write OTM calls, however if a stock falls below its cost base, do they hold until its back in the money, or sell another OTM call at a potential loss. Example, Cost base of 50, OTM call of 51. stock falls to 45, so an OTM call could be 46, however thats still below its cost base of 50. Thanks.

[AD-cywx]

I own DIVO and XYLG for dividends and some growth.