Buying of just any ETFs is easy, but buying the right one without a time-tested strategy is incredibly hard. Hence which is best to buy now or put on a watchlist? I’ve been trying to grow my portfolio of $200K for sometime now, my major challenge is not knowing the best entry and exit strategies.

Is this a good time to invest in dividend stocks? I know some people and the video says one dividend investment has offered an exceptionally rare combination. it launched a little over two months ago, its share price is already up 16% as of the making of this video. Plus its dividend yield is an eye-popping 49.71%. but just how long will It take for us to recover, obviously there are strategies to maneuver in this present market but these strategies doesn't come common to the average folk, or am I better off putting my money elsewhere?

Review this again in 2 years 😊

The market's direction can change rapidly, showing a tendency for indexes to transition from a bear market to a bull market when the news is at its bleakest and investor sentiment is at its lowest. I came across an article mentioning individuals who earned profits of up to $150k amidst this downturn. What are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist?

Several signs, including market declines, surging inflation, big Fed interest rate increases, and rising treasury rates, point to an increase in portfolio losses this quarter. In today's unstable market, how can I earn money? I'm still pondering selling my million-dollar bond and equity holdings.

The Market have been suffering over the past month, with all the three indexes recording losses in recent weeks. My $400,000 portfolio is down by approximately 20%, any recommendations to scale up my returns before retirement will be highly appreciated.

NVDA has tripled this year and has a PE ratio over 200. When it tanks, so will this. Could rally a bit more, but gravity always wins.

Here's a plug for your research and stock picking...every stock you recommended is up either 1/2% or is high as 26% (RITM, ABR, HGTC) the two that I picked ZIM and AT&T are the ones bringing down my high dividend portfolio. So I'll leave it up to you for my high div stock picks, LOL Since I'm a big TESLA and fan, investor and believer in MUSK, I'm buying TSLY, and thanks to you I know about it!! IMO we are in the beginning of a huge Tech movement and disruption over ever sector in this world. If people are not invested in growth they will be missing a lot of opportunity JM$0.02, but remember always diversify! Thanks for your great research and recommendations!!

2:42 "This company now has a market cap of roughly 1.17 *billion* dollars" *Trillion

You can buy the ETF and hedge the underlying stock. This can provide you some mitigation of downside risk. The one problem I have with dividend stocks is that the percentage (yield) may be high, but it is pennies on the dollar. Investing $10,000 would have netted you $41 in a month. That can be made with one semi-decent option trade. And, you own nothing so do not feel the downward pressure.

The thing to me is, if you invest and have other income outside of dividends then you will be able to live off dividends without selling. Which means you can pass that on to your kids which will give them a leg up in life. $52k dividends received in 2022.

These are a bit all over the place with the ups and downs so I stay away from these. I just enjoy hearing your thoughts and analysis on things!

As soon as you described how this thing worked I knew it would be too toxic even for me, and I love risk. Covered call strategy on a single stock. There's risk then there's this.

Yieldmax is all i buy.

I grabbed 100 shares of NVDY, APLY, and OARK. TSLY I did 500 shares. Figured I'll dip my toes in the water, will probably grab 100 shares of AMZY when it comes out.

I bought some TSLY back in May, when the price was down near $13/share, shortly after your video. It's definitely a risky investment, and I'm not putting a ton of money into it. My advice to anyone looking at these is to tread lightly. Be ready with stop loss points, and have an exit strategy.

Plugging each available yieldmax and its corresponding "real stock" into Portfolio Visualizer and setting it to $10000 starting cash, Month to Month and the range 1985-2023 we get ... OARK: $10,259 ARKK: $11,777 APLY: $11,294 APPL: $11,447 NVDY: $10,683 NVDA: $11,182 TSLY: $10,975 TSLA: $13,445 Even with the crazy high dividends from the Yieldmax ETF the real stocks are worth more if held since the inception of the Yieldmax ETFs due to their prices appreciating more so than the dividend paid by the Yieldmax ETFs could keep up.

Of all the flashy new things... I don't know anything about all this, but compared to the ancient treasure hoard that is oil and tobacco, covered call ETFs were invented half a nanosecond ago. That said, I really appreciate this channel for looking into things like this. Maybe play "Wild Thing" in the background?

This video is a great analysis as usual. I wish you would spend more time talking about the pros and cons of a cover call ETN/ETF strategy. Right now, whether you believe in a coming recession or not, sideways share price motion on the underlying asset of a covered call is corrosive to the ETF share price and sometimes, the dividends. Downward motion is really corrosive to both ETF share price and dividends, but, upward motion is something else entirely. I did extremely well with USOI during 2020-2022, but learned that lesson the hard way in 2023. Lucky for me the returns made up for any losses. Now that I know, I can only imagine what the YieldMax ETFs will do after a good, hard market correction and some upward motion off the bottom, especially for the dividends.Upward share price motion on Covered call ETNs and ETFs are always muted, compared to the underlying assets, but it is the dividends who are the hero in an upward market.

It makes money on volatility only .. why would it not work ?

This will work until it doesn't.

As soon as you say 'synthetic', it calls to mind another synthetic: synthetic CDO. As you rightly compare NVDA to the other covered call ETF's, all have a distinct shortcoming on their share price. Normally, if a stock goes up 10 and down 5, it's still up 5. Up 20 and down 5, still up 15, and so on. But with i.e., QYLD, (NDX) up 10 and down 5, is down 5. Up 20 down 5 is down 5, not up 15. They don't retain the up side, but do lock in the down side. Fluctuation is a killer even if bought at the bottom.. Also, I get your point, but you're not really placing your money on one company (@4:29), but rather some methodology that claims to be reflective of that company.

Have a great week everybody

If TSLY "tracks" TSLA(not your topic div.of NVDA) and yields a 77%, div., a share drop of 50% would still pay 38%---correct? So that sounds doable unless TSLA goes down big time. Chances of that? Am I thinking accurately?

Risky? Yes but divy up your 'risky' fund and spread them around all of yieldmax etfs you got a little diversification.

Great video. Slight mistake at 1min 4sec. You meant to say $1000 but said $10,000. I just picked up a very small amount of shares

Great video and excellent information. You are doing a great service.

This synthetic instrument could be a CFD (contract for difference) which makes it way riskier..

I agree with your conclusion!

I love these yieldmax stocks!

Everyone better get in on AMZY launching tomorrow imo!

Is it possible for individual investors to by these Synthetic Covered Calls? How are they managed and what are the risks. It seems few investment companies would sanction their account holders to try to use these derivatives. What do you think?

Here’s a weird and stupid question. When I invest in traditional stocks including EFTs of traditional stocks where the buy low and sell high strategy will get me some money. It’s simple and clear cut where at worst I only lose what I buy, no more and no less. Then there are the complex securities like shorts and those whose names seem to be made-up techno-babbles. So, if I buy $1 of such a security, under the traditional mindset of buy low sell high, thinking that when the “share price” is $2, I can sell the share and make a cool $1 in profit. However, because I don’t understand the beast, when this security’s price drops, I not only lose the original $1, but I am indebted for thousands or millions. Is it possible to get myself into this kind of situation when the security is purchased with a reputable brokerage houses like Schwab where I presume will warn me of such a possibility?

You can hedge this with NVDS

Waiting for the dip

Thank you for sharing your insights and recommendations. Its great to explore various investment options, especially well-known companies like Cannafarm Ltd that are gaining popularity. Adding different ventures to our portfolio can help reduce risks in

Finally something descent, is still below the minimum of 5% p/month but this is close enough, greavideo as aways bull !

Probably right about being in a bubble but all these new ones coming out will they settle in on a "normal" dividend?

Thank you

Is this worth acquiring as a short-term income? 3 - 6 months I am relatively new when it comes to managing my own portfolio but I have been watching the markets since 2019 as well as learning the matket history in the past century. I was considering the idea of buying NVDY shares to springboard some substantial income for the short term. Will dump it when Nvidia begins to collapse again. Obviously NVDY is not a long-term holding but maybe it has its use to build toward some short term dividend gains.

I try to avoid this investment but it has potential even if I didn’t see what he said

I madd a composite return of 60% on TSLY + NVDY last month Ive talked with the PM founder of Zega advisors very solid track record

You can see that the share price has already stabilized. Seems too iffy to base my retirement on!!

What site do you use to do that comparison at 1:28 ?

Cool video! Id like to add that there are other investment options in businesses like cannafarm ltd as well.

Where 2 find? Not on cash app

AMZY launches tomorrow

for crying out loud. This fund has zero history behind it and the 49% yield is you annualizing two dividend payments. How long do you think something like this would go on for?

Nav decay will get you!

Can the ymax funds run to zero in time

My first thought was that it was a trap, like crypto. But it turns out to be a yield trap, like QYLD. But as long as the crypto and AI hype never ends, NVDA will keep going up forever.

Ahem, 1.17 Trillion

You said 10k but your visual said 1k. The 1st mention.

This commentator failed to mention with covered call ETF the monthly distributions to based on the market condition of the underlying stock or index such as the S&P 500

Who cares, use it to buy other stocks, continually diversifying.

isn't that the case they want the volatility

This is my 2nd day with Webull. Is it worth it to buy 1-2 stocks of this? I want to start slow

Sounds like they sell naked calls. So it does not make sense that their shares would drop if NVDA drops. If they don’t own the underlying, a drop in share price in NVDA should not affect their performance. You want share price to stay the same or drop if selling naked calls. And selling naked calls means potential unlimited loss of NVDA pumps like they did after their last earnings. Something does not make sense here.

Yeah this is strong pass for me.. imo aply is the only yeildmax stock we are buying for the longer run. I have zero want or desire to buy Tesla or tsly ever

TSLY already had a big crash right after coming out. Tesla had a 45% crash a month after TSLY came out and TSLY recovered fine and has paid huge dividends the whole time. I'm not worried about it. As long as Tesla exists, so will TSLY.

I aint touching this shit. Theres some fuckery going on behind the scenes. If you want risk go into TQQQ this is something else

$1,000 invested in OXLC ten years ago is now worth $1,900. $1,000 invested in SPY ten years ago is now worth $3,780. Nearly twice as much. OXLC came public 12 years ago at $20. It's NAV today is $4.40. Down 78% OXLC is trading at $5.32. That is a 21% premium to NAV. History says - No thank you.

just buy nvdia and sell contracts on it.

TSLY is better

Thanks for another video dividend bull!

Wow!

This writes options on just one stock? This is beyond weird.

You’re amazing man. You inspired me to make my “Portfolio Breakdown” video. I just uploaded it. Will be happy to hear your feedback!

Obviously when there a bull run in AI stocks.

This guy said these are risky but he buys usoi😂

That yield is a red flag. 🤷

Yea agree too new

When the stock tanks you will get crushed in this fund. You're better off just buying shares in the company.

How to lose money:

This certainly sounds good too, but I think its still worth considering more reliable options like traditional businesses such as cannafarm ltd, for example.

This will fall QUICKLY when they purchase Intel

NVDA has tripled this year and has a PE ratio over 200, The erosion of my financial reserves due to inflation adds to my concerns. At this point, I'm still at a crossroad regarding whether or not to liquidate my $138k stock portfolio. What’s the best way to take advantage of this current market?

Dividend Bull, your math maybe wrong?

2 months old? Lol let’s try to get some real data and history 🤡🤷🏼‍♂️

talk about a trap... if it looks too good to be true it is.

You didnt do your research, they suspended their dividends payouts.

Only open for 2 months at a 49% dividend? This baby is going to crash hard lol.

I dont know, all of this sounds questionable, with too many potential pitfalls. I believe there are more reliable options out there. I recently found a company called Cannafarm Ltd, and Ive been consistently earning with them. I think its better to foc

Expense ratio .99, no thanks!😂

This is no different than just getting lucky on a good stock pick. I mean, why not just take that $10k and buy NVDA directly and be at 30k? These monthly dividends are simply the result of riding an appreciating asset, and a highly unstable one at that. The asset cannot appreciate indefinitely. One thing is for sure, YieldMax is getting rich off the greed of others by crapping out these mediocre products, and they should.

I honestly dont understand why youre discussing these dubious schemes. There are plenty of options like Cannafarm Ltd and similar ones that are fast and profitable.

Thank you for your research. I find your videos are well done. RIght now Im keeping an eye on Cannafarm ltd

Thx for the info. Its very useful. Last time, I also came across cannafarm ltd, and financially, it has been very helpful for me. So thank you again!

I want to say thank you to the guy in the comments who recommended cannafarm ltd to me. Youve been very helpful. Thank you!