BEST vs WORST High Income ETFs for a RECESSION (DO THIS NOW)

What are some of the best investments to protect your portfolio in a recession, and what are the ones you should avoid? And can you really predict a recession before it happens?

You see, you'll find many institutions, analysts and individual investors trying to predict the possibility of a recession.

But most individual investors, simply tend to Dollar cost average, which is known to be very effective overall.
But you can only DCA if you have excess cash on the sidelines available to invest in the first place.

Now in order to maximize the growth of your portfolio the most important thing is to minimize losses, especially as a someone who's in retirement or plans on retiring soon.

So overall, whether if your right or wrong in your predictions, I think that one of the best ways to approach this uncertainty, is to maximize the income of your portfolio using high income ETFs.

In this Video i go through some of my favourite High income ETFs that are well positioned to provide investors with fantastic cash flow for DCA, but also help minimize the downside risk of a portfolio.

On top of that i share some ALARMING data about the possible recession to come!

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I am not a financial advisor. Viktoriya Moskalyuk does not provide investing, tax, legal or accounting advice. This video is for entertainment and educational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. I am solely sharing my personal experience and opinions. I highly encourage you to do your own research- there is a risk of losing money in the market. You should consult your own tax, legal and financial/investment advisors before engaging in any transactions.

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[onionpeeler]

I am thinking JEPI, JEPQ, HIGH, BIL, and TLTW, all equally weighted, what do you think?

[Dollar_Don]

Your videos always make me think. Thank you.

[markb]

It could just be me and being a novice at investing, but I didn't hear you mention any specific ETFs in the high-interest savings ETF category before you mentioned DIVO.

[jaygold]

You only need to know two things:
1) The Fed has already signaled that there will be three rate cuts this year
2) It's an election year. NO recession.

[reza]

Do you have a recommendation for a similar ETF to HIGH. I am looking to diversify the cash that I have parked in HIGH to reduce exposure in case something happens to Simpilify

[Illoppify]

Viktoriya, great work as always! Do you have any interest in covering high-income low-vol strategy funds like LVHI?

[johnd]

Viktoriya, Which U.S. high interest savings etf do you like?

[avelinodalmeida]

Truly appreciate the information great channel 👍 ❤

[sactojlm]

I agree with your assessments on these ETFs. However, for those holding these funds in a tax deferred retirement account, a recession or other global event may allow for a Roth conversion, thereby getting more shares into a tax free account. This is why I decided not to convert in January, biding my time for when I can "gain" by losing.

[jaygold]

SVOL will do very well in 2024 with the interest rate cuts.

[fretless]

Interesting video, as always. I have a question, though: with rates high, instead of subjecting investments to risk by buying ETFs, wouldn't a CD ladder provide the same ~5% without the risk?

[msctommass]

Viktoriya, what high interest savings ETF was that on the slide that shows $5.7B AUM? Thanks in advance for your reply and for all you do.

[valveman]

Viktoriya, Yeildmax came out with YMAX yesterday. An ETF that holds all the Yeildmax ETFs. This should reduce volatility.

[douglasmichel]

I really don't think that The Fed is going to cut rates anytime soon Victoriya. We are now just beginning to eat last autumn's harvest and food prices definitely are not dropping in my Corn Belt city. Problems with energy costs are looming and this could make the cost of food production even higher. The average American does not understand how many and how much petroleum products are used on a farm.

[ChegMr]

Marco doesn't matter. For example, let's look at two AAPL reports.
1) OCT/27/2022 Earning 1.29 Revenue 90, 146B
2) AUG/03/2023 Earning 1.26 Revenue 81.79.
we see the poor macro performance right? but what happened to the share price in this period? APPL shares are up over 20%. DA DUM TSSS 😂

[fadichahoud]

At the very beginning of the video, you have a slide of your image and you are showing that a $5461 as a monthly income. Can you please explain to me how i can make that money $5461 per month

[paulsantori]

Aren’t you Canadian? Why don’t include Canadian ETFs or do a separate video?

[PukeSkinwalker]

The yield max solely exists due to crypto and the yield chasing that happened in 2021. SVOL will have a bad time when they cut rates and might even get shut down. Right now we are in the 2015-2018 trend and we are waiting for the vix to pop and interest rates to lower. If I were to guess, it would be february or march of this year for one and it might break SVOL and then another later in the year. Right now it is a waiting game and we may never see it if their tactics are working. A soft landing is the holy grail for the Fed. It is feasible but I think they should be doing QE in a sense where they buy/sell treasuries so that they can maneuver the rate hike effectively and have the interest rates not home in too hard and all at once. Market synchronization is the greatest danger in the stock market. I have bought a lot of stocks that have gone up significantly over the years. Not all of them have I owned and not all of them have I held. Asset allocation and understanding how to diversify and rebalance is key.

[williamstoker]

If you don’t sell you don’t lose money.

[mathieucote]

Buy s&p500 and the q’s and be done with it