WEEKLY Dividend ETF: These New ETFs Pay Dividends Every Week

Today I wanted to talk about something really interesting that was brought to my attention. There’s now an ETF out there, and one more launching soon that pay dividends on a weekly basis, as opposed to monthly or quarterly like all other dividend ETFs out there. I figured covering this ETF would go well with what I normally talk about on my channel, which is aggressive dividend investing. So today my plan is to take a deep look into this ETF and present you all with what I find and see if there’s any value in these funds or if it’s just a gimmick.

[DividendBull]

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[Apptrepreneur-tmsw]

You can find 12 quarterly paying companies that you like and see when their ex- dividend date is and then arrange them so you can be paid every week and the yield would be much higher

[ShinkaTV]

Can we all take a moment to appreciate the branding of the ticker symbol, at least?

[wengholio]

Glad to hear you included alternatives to TGIF. Really liking your knowledge and vids

[wendybarker]

I can find 5 cents a week in pennies thrown on the street

[mariomcmichael]

because i want to enjoy my dividend investments now instead of to think dividend investing and income investing were the same...boy was i you decided to shed some light on getting the investment income bag now instead of waiting until your 80 to try and enjoy it up bro

[erikrungemadsen]

I bought a few stocks paying monthly dividends when i started out, it made a big psycological difference when starting out. Dividend payouts are like X-mas and having it come once a month is nice.

[lostspiregames]

Yes! God, please make more! I love these videos!

I'm Canadian so I have a 15% non-residential withholding tax, but I seriously love US stocks with high dividends (CLM, QYLD, RYLD). Even though this new weekly dividend stock has a lot to be desired I wouldn't complain to grab just 1 share and see what happens with it.

[oji-chan]

Love your content, please continue making these videos!!

[wasteofspace]

I just want to say being younger dude, ur amazing and I’m spending my really early 20’s putting it into dividends. Already got div stocks and I love it!!!

[arturoescorcia]

They need to bring that dividend up if they want to attract investors. The weekly distributions are a great idea for quick compounding, they low dividend not so much.

[yy]

Thank you so very much for your very informative, helpful videos! Greatly appreciate your recommendations! It has helped me tremendously!!! :)

[connorcourtney]

I agree with your analysis. The only notable part of the etf is the weekly pay. Nothing else about it is enticing

[monkeypuzzlefarm]

Thank you. I really appreciate your knowledge and tips. I am learning so much

[nathanduysen]

It’s a good idea. Just to low of a dividend.

[hopelessdecoy]

I don't know if this video was caused by my comment on another vid but thanks for covering it! Like I said it was very interesting to me but I wasn't 100% sure if it was good getting distros more often at the cost of overall yield, now I know :)

[tomard]

personally im a person that has problems "receiving info" by sound, i am more of a "see" and "do" person, and i love your channel but i sometimes am not able to follow what you say,
i would love if you added atleast a caption on video when you say something important or a number, i can memorize this far far better than just by sound, i am sure i am not the only one,
this just troubles me perceiving what you discuss about in the video
other than that, awesome videos man, thanks for the info <3

[guslarscheid]

Can somebody please explain to me the fees with an etf? How do they charge you the fees? Thanks

[realitybytez]

i remember a comment on one of your older videos where you said you would be releasing a video about closed end funds, but i can't seem to find it.

[talorgreen]

What company/companies do you use yo build your portfolio (s)?