4 STOCK ETFs that pay you every single month!... And should offer long term growth.

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Today I have 4 stock ETFs that pay you every single month. These 4 offer limited yield but growth potential. Many more videos coming in this series so follow along as we build out a monthly paying dividend (and distribution) portfolio!

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0:00 Intro
1:11 DIA
3:00 DHS
4:12 SPHD
5:22 CID
6:29 Chart vs S&P
7:21 Monthly Income on 100K
8:08 Alternatives

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7:27 monthly dividend ETFs
08:25 quartaly dividend ETFs

Doppel_Adler
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I really appreciate these types of ETF videos on your channel!

JustAnotherPersonHere
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Good Vid Dr. Dave. Thx. I'll especially be looking forward to your monthly income Portfolio's. Nothing including INTC, please : )

davejohnson
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Suggestions-Ideas: Maybe give us portfolios use only ETF's focused on different objectives.
Using a percentage of portfolios total net worth as a guide.
The reason I am asking for only ETF's is because most people don't have the time or desire to write options.
If you were to want to add an ETF that writes options that may be a good substitute for writing the options individually.
No limit on the number of ETF's in each portfolio as each one will have a different focus and thusly have different needs.
Examples 1 and 2 would be very passively managed by us maybe once a quarter or less.
Examples 3 and 4 would be actively managed by us with maybe a reallocation once per month or whatever your suggested time frame would be.
Passive management:
1.Retired- needing income and NAV preservation.
2. Actively working- wanting NAV appreciation with NAV preservation and not so much income.
Active management:
3.Retired- needing income and NAV preservation.
4. Actively working- wanting NAV appreciation with NAV preservation and not so much income.
Just my 2 cents for a video. I hope this helps you to know what some of us want.

bigjj
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Good review. I stay away from international funds. I own SCHD. Some of those look interesting.

moneymanfernando
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IDVO the international version of DIVO looks pretty solid too. Enjoy the time with your family bud 👍

stonksdays
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My honest advise to new investors, buy and hold quality stocks. Ignore market forecasts and opinions, they're mostly entertaining but not very helpful.

PhilSommer
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Good article Dave. I also like you added your quarterlies along with links to your other videos. 👍

jamesec
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Tbh, it seems not directly for me. I will check out CID, but l think VYMI is better for me. The other 3 is too high ER for me and Schd seems to cover major part and great track record. So Schd and Vymi cover most, lower expenses and good track record.

emphyrio
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DGRW is another interesting ETF that pays monthly dividends. LEAD and COWZ are other interesting ETFs that pay quarterly dividends.

RonnieM
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I’m thinking of using Ihdg for some international dividends. Total 5 year return is around 53% the expense ratio is .58 and it pays quarterly. But it seems hard to get much return on internationals.

rjonah
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Solid ETFs, but the div are so low. I have JEPI, JEPQ and BSTZ. I am looking at SVOL it has 16 percent div. I just need to add one more div engine, then i will add SCHD, DIVO and QQQ.

robertsmith
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Of these you mentioned I own DIA and write long-term covered calls on it so in addition to the monthly income i get that premium which has turned DIA into a 9% yielding asset for me over the past year and I haven’t even come close to having it called away. CC out 6 months on this one.

richardthorne
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Been sitting on spaxx as well, wondering based on your experience, when I should pull the trigger? When market is at 3850? Hope u understand the question

fabiGBOtown
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Hey Dave,

I love your communication style in your videos. You're great for newbies like me trying to understand the wheel strategy and the basic mechanics of puts and options.

My question: I've got a lot of shares in JEPI. (+2400) and my cost basis is 56.00. It's trading these days at 54.10 give or take. Do I need to get my cost basis down before trying puts with JEPI? Again I own all these shares and don't know how to get started with my 1st option or put. Please help! 🙏

Thank you!

djjohnpiazza
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Not sure why DHS has such a high expense ratio. I have been looking at PEY, which is also a monthly payer, but it also has a high expense ratio.
I look at the total return over 5 years on SA. No point in investing in a fund that significantly underperforms the S&P IMO. PEY, DIA and DHS have done well

hansschotterradler
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What would you pair SCHD with if you were in your early 40s (both ETFs in a Roth)? And what would the % breakdown between the two be? Thanks!

MDC
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$PEY is one more good one, invests in dividend achievers.

harsharao
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Love your videos. Dumb question if it yields about 3% monthly does that mean you get nearly a 40% annualized return? That sounds too good to be true I must be misunderstanding…

GWCNY
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Just a q have you done anything re rollovers on call options?

grahambull