High Yield Cashflow ETFs with Steady NAV (Market Crash Hedge?)

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[Nancy-is]

Certainly. Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are popular for long-term investments due to their diversified nature. ETFs offer exposure to a wide range of assets, such as stocks, bonds, or commodities, which can help reduce risk. Some top choices for long-term investing include broad market index ETFs, sector-specific ETFs, and bond ETFs, as they provide potential for growth and income over an extended period while minimizing the risk associated with individual stocks.

[I-prefer-income]

shouldn't FEPI, SPYI and QQQI be added?

[ancientmeww]

I enjoy your content man thank you for these! 🔥

[KZephaniah]

I think SVOL has more upside potential than BUCK, and its stability is not inferior to BUCK

[EarthCreature.]

THTA is a reliable high yield 13% (and rising) monthly ETF. It has a 1.00 NAV range & as cheap as what you shared.

[MB]

Nice, but still best div. are ULTY and QDTE. The only problem is that they go down a lot.You need to have nerves to see loss NAV for long time, but dividends pay good !

[troyh]

When are we going to start calling 1% to 5% low yield, 6% to 15% mid-yield and anything above 15% high yield? Defiance, Russel, and Roundhill are looking to make 20% yield sustainable, and while none of them have yet found great success, I do believe they will eventually do it. The terminology needs updating.

[krakhour]

Buck pays 8 percent on a good month and most time 7 something. Crashed a dollar just recently so there went a year of payments

[richardSmith-ivep]

I like SVOL because it has built-in hedges against severe volatility -- but you can add to your hedge by taking a side position in PSQ, which has about 5 or 6 times the volatility of SVOL. So if you have $100, 000 in SVOL, you're getting $16, 000 in distributions. But say you add $10, 000 of PSQ, you're getting $16, 000 in distributions from a $110, 000 investment, so you're collecting 14.5% over-all and are pretty solidly hedged against black swans. Diversify that with some THTA and you should be sitting pretty. The equity markets are nose-bleed high. I'm inclined not to invest new money at these levels into stocks, JEPI or SPYT -- I like playing volatility plus bonds & short options. Spread t he risk -- and hedge. I'd much rather get a SWAN 14% than a high risk 20%. IMHO.

[patrickchastain]

I'm eventually going to create a 3 fund portfolio consisting of SPYT, QQQT, and IWMT.

[dollarbill]

You need to include JEPQ. It's total return is better than all of the ETFs you discuss and a monthly dividend of ~ 9%.

[paulc.]

A few others to put on your radar: TSLP, BITO, and TUGN. Personally have a little of each just for mix of dividend providers -- so nice when in a Roth account!

[disco]

Are there any QQQ or SPY funds that use put credit spreads to hedge a market turn around/recession?

[enonknives]

CSHI by NEOS has better stability than BUCK for similar income.

[brian]

I own some spyt, its been holding up nice so far

[josephemerson]

Stay away from Defiance too much NAV erosion

[randysookoo]

Thanks for the video and insights into these ETFs!

[martingrossmann]

what happened to total return of buck? cut out?

[yogimaster]

Seeking Alpha only shows a yield of about 7% for BUCK and SPYT with negative growth. I don't see any way to get anywhere near 20% from these.

[richardSmith-ivep]

cnzuig: I like SVOL, but it has never faced a really violent market day, that's why I'm inclined to add to its built-in hedge.