Thank for the kind words, they mean a lot to me 👍🙂

Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know a way to log back into an Instagram account? I was dumb forgot my account password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me.

Just looked into QYLD looks really good

AmarNathan it’s a more conservative play on tech (QQQ). You don’t gain as much when it goes up but don’t lose nearly as much when it’s down. If it stays flat you make money because of the covered calls.

Mike have you considered UNSI? Thanks

Ziggi Mon it’s all in a Roth

@@lslurpeek this would be a great topic for a video,,,, what Dividends would be best in taking advantage of being in a Roth IRA

@@jamesblue4161 I own a lot in BDC'S such as MAIN and REITs in my Roth IRA for the tax advantages.

@@lslurpeek thank you lance, new to funding my Roth IRA,,, I had not heard of BDC's, I had to google it... and MAIN, thank you for the tip.

@@jamesblue4161 no problem. KZfaq "investing teacher", that's me

Have you looked into UNSI? Also do you know how safe is QYLD?

Did you buy QYLD?

DEGIRO is the only platform I have found to buy online in Ireland. Listening to jimmy and a few other American analyst not all the ETF’s are able to be purchased, but some are. It has always confused me!!

Get a IBKR/INTERACTIVE BROKERS account ... and buy em all

Robert O Connor open account with IG I’m with them years and they gave zero fees to buy American shares

Etoro has a lot

@@briandoran8260 zero? Where is the catch? Europeans can still buy there?

Thanks 😊

My Daughter's Dividend Investing Journey does it on these dividend ETFs??

I think it's likely to perform better (although not necessarily positive returns,but still better than average) than average in a bear market and in a bull market it's probably not going to perform as well, but probably still positive.

@@LearntoInvest thanks again. I will give it a deeper look at it.

Absolutely! 👍

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I'm more interest in dividends than growth but I also dont want to lose my principle. Your absolutely right.

Thanks 😊

Really it would subtract from the potential performance. It won't technically touch the dividend . So a higher fee would lead to lower performance

@@LearntoInvest Hi Jimmy, I have 2 questions if it's okay to ask. 1. How many of each particular ETF do I have to buy to make a good amount of dividend payouts. It's not worth just buying 1 ETF, correct? 2. Is a mutual fund similar to these VTSMX Vanguard total stock mutual fund or VWUSX Vanguard Total Growth mutual fund good to put in my Roth IRA and add the max of $6500 per year. My new retirement portfolio (10-15 years holding (2035) is going to consist of and always maintain "one mutual fund in my Roth IRA" , 5-10 ETF's and 5-10 dividend stocks like Cisco, Ventas and TJX International. The mutual fund will be the only fund in my IRA. The ETF's and Dividend stocks will be in the regular section of my retirement portfolio.

you just don't understand the purpose of bonds. they are not to grow money. they act as a hedge against market crashes. instead of holding cash, you can get income from bonds as you wait for a crash, when a crash comes stocks go down and then bonds go up. the idea is that you would take the money from the bonds out instead of stocks and you can buy more stocks with that money or use it to live on.

@@radiatedracer3830 I think you should read the principles of investing, when a crash comes bonds and stocks crashes, it might be possible that bonds crashes but not that much as a stock when a crash is takingplace.

@@enriquerivero4051 you only took a sentence from what I wrote and discarded the rest. reread what I wrote and try to understand. my bad, I should have wrote bonds might go up, but what do I know, it only worked in this latest stock market crash perfectly. as stocks were falling my bond etfs were flying high, if I lost my job I could have pulled my money out of bonds, even if the bond etfs go down it is better than pulling from stocks. in the end, I converted my entire portfolio into stocks during the crash

The risk is growth potential of the underlying index.

Both are risky with regards to small cap companies, but a small cap paying high dividend seems especially risky

If you were earning 10% annual dividends on your investment to make 1400 a month in dividends you would need to have 168,000 invested.

That's a lot. So many people get super excited and then they realize that they basically have to work like a dog in their nine to fives to put that much in. Most people don't know how to have MSI's

Great point!!! I hope Jimmy answers this question cuz I'm curious as well.

Hey I like your name!

Hey, we could hold them in a tax deferred account. In that case I would try to do a reinvestment plan which could be consistent dollar cost averaging 👍🙂

Has it been growling since ?

@@johnvilla1010 well its is not a growth stock its more income but it should also not have much of a down side just pays you 11% a year in div income

Absolutely correct. Most funds that pay dividends decline in value over the years. No point at all

@Lionel York What does dollar cost averaging have to do with losing money? It has to go up as much as it goes down in order to get an average. How long ago since you flunked 3rd grade?

Just look up the stocks and see how they do now compared to when this video came out

John Tad That 9.8% is annual should be around 0.15-0.25 monthly. So that $1.96 would be around the price annually!

Do you know the risks of covered calls?

Annual, almost every yield should be quoted as annual numbers 👍🙂

@@LearntoInvest makes sense, THANK YOU Jimmy!

11 now.

I have SRET as well. Got it planted in taxable account, though most would say it belongs in a IRA account. Hoping for a bigger pullback and I'll add more

Good point, I'll try to do that going forward

This would be great 💪🏻

I am in Germany and use Ing-diba bank for my stocks and etfs and I can find Hyld and Qyld etfs. I just have to use their isin number in search, because simply ticker number does not work

Generally speaking US etfs are not available in the EU. They don’t provide some documentation required by EU regulations. Maybe these are the exceptions.. Could not find them in my broker though.

QYLD is cool