Stock, option, etc. Traders...
09-17-2020, 09:08 AM
#9821
Admirals Club 
So.....back to the dividend topic. Particularly. QYLD.
This ETF pays about 11.1% annual dividend via montly payments. The expense factor is .6% making the total yield about 10.5%.
The share price is pretty stable over the long term.
Dumb question: why WOULDN'T someone have this in a portfolio? Particularly, those wanting steady monthly income.
Thanks for the tip, bayrunner16.
This ETF pays about 11.1% annual dividend via montly payments. The expense factor is .6% making the total yield about 10.5%.
The share price is pretty stable over the long term.
Dumb question: why WOULDN'T someone have this in a portfolio? Particularly, those wanting steady monthly income.
Thanks for the tip, bayrunner16.
09-17-2020, 09:11 AM
#9822
Admirals Club
Originally Posted by kennyboy
For those of you F haters. A Ford 150 is sold every 29 seconds. I think it's on the rebound. At least that is what my gut tells me...
But.
What is F highest potential upside? Not much relative to other options imo.
09-17-2020, 09:16 AM
#9823
Senior Member
Originally Posted by olyveoil
ok.
But.
What is F highest potential upside? Not much relative to other options imo.
But.
What is F highest potential upside? Not much relative to other options imo.
09-17-2020, 09:22 AM
#9824
Admirals Club
Originally Posted by kennyboy
I own a lot of shares and I see it doubling and more in the nextt year. They will bring back the dividend too, so I am good with that.
As it stands now.
No dividend and looking back to 1972 on yahoo the highest it has ever been was 1998 at $32.
I just dont see F making a '97-'98 run for a short term play. Not a "hater", just see much better opportunities elsewhere.
09-17-2020, 09:24 AM
#9825
Senior Member
Originally Posted by olyveoil
So.....back to the dividend topic. Particularly. QYLD.
This ETF pays about 11.1% annual dividend via montly payments. The expense factor is .6% making the total yield about 10.5%.
The share price is pretty stable over the long term.
Dumb question: why WOULDN'T someone have this in a portfolio? Particularly, those wanting steady monthly income.
Thanks for the tip, bayrunner16.
This ETF pays about 11.1% annual dividend via montly payments. The expense factor is .6% making the total yield about 10.5%.
The share price is pretty stable over the long term.
Dumb question: why WOULDN'T someone have this in a portfolio? Particularly, those wanting steady monthly income.
Thanks for the tip, bayrunner16.
09-17-2020, 09:28 AM
#9826
Admirals Club
Originally Posted by olyveoil
So.....back to the dividend topic. Particularly. QYLD.
This ETF pays about 11.1% annual dividend via montly payments. The expense factor is .6% making the total yield about 10.5%.
The share price is pretty stable over the long term.
Dumb question: why WOULDN'T someone have this in a portfolio? Particularly, those wanting steady monthly income.
Thanks for the tip, bayrunner16.
This ETF pays about 11.1% annual dividend via montly payments. The expense factor is .6% making the total yield about 10.5%.
The share price is pretty stable over the long term.
Dumb question: why WOULDN'T someone have this in a portfolio? Particularly, those wanting steady monthly income.
Thanks for the tip, bayrunner16.
09-17-2020, 09:30 AM
#9827
Admirals Club
Originally Posted by BACKTOTHESEA
covered call options do not provide for a fixed income stream. You are looking at a period beginning with a 2013 inception date which is pretty short. Not saying the investment is good or bad but it is not what I would consider a stable income portfolio.
Why couldn't I just purchase 1000 shares - receive $200/month income stream? and the risk comes with share price or yield being reduced.
09-17-2020, 09:42 AM
#9828
Admirals Club
TCNNF took a dip below $20. If you buy now, your investment is better than mine.j
They just bought a pair of PA businesses for around $100 million in a nicely done purchase with cash and stock with performance incentives.
Lots of banter in the Conversations on Yahoo Finance. The potheads love this company and it might be their pipe dreams come true for the first time.
They just bought a pair of PA businesses for around $100 million in a nicely done purchase with cash and stock with performance incentives.
Lots of banter in the Conversations on Yahoo Finance. The potheads love this company and it might be their pipe dreams come true for the first time.
09-17-2020, 09:43 AM
#9829
Admirals Club
Originally Posted by olyveoil
thanks for input. You lost me on covered call options, though.
Why couldn't I just purchase 1000 shares - receive $200/month income stream? and the risk comes with share price or yield being reduced.
Why couldn't I just purchase 1000 shares - receive $200/month income stream? and the risk comes with share price or yield being reduced.
09-17-2020, 09:57 AM
#9830
Admirals Club
Originally Posted by joe.giuliano
The ETF is executing the covered calls and the investor in the ETF (me) is getting 10.5% annual.
Am I wrong?
Like bayrunner said treat it like a moneymarket that pays 10% and not .5%.
09-17-2020, 09:59 AM
#9831
Senior Member
Originally Posted by olyveoil
thanks for input. You lost me on covered call options, though.
Why couldn't I just purchase 1000 shares - receive $200/month income stream? and the risk comes with share price or yield being reduced.
Why couldn't I just purchase 1000 shares - receive $200/month income stream? and the risk comes with share price or yield being reduced.
09-17-2020, 10:17 AM
#9833
Admirals Club
Originally Posted by olyveoil
Right.
The ETF is executing the covered calls and the investor in the ETF (me) is getting 10.5% annual.
Am I wrong?
Like bayrunner said treat it like a moneymarket that pays 10% and not .5%.
The ETF is executing the covered calls and the investor in the ETF (me) is getting 10.5% annual.
Am I wrong?
Like bayrunner said treat it like a moneymarket that pays 10% and not .5%.
09-17-2020, 10:21 AM
#9834
Admirals Club
Originally Posted by joe.giuliano
I was the one that originally mentioned QYLD. I own it but it is not a money market. There is significant volatility when the overall market hits the fan. Its high was 25 and low was 20. That is significant. I think as long as the market rises or stays in a range it will be OK.
right?
09-17-2020, 10:27 AM
#9836
Admirals Club
Originally Posted by olyveoil
so using as a hedge to volatility? Ie fang stocks are flying high .... for now. When there is a correction QYLD is a hedge + you are getting 10.5% annual paid monthly.
right?
right?
09-17-2020, 10:28 AM
#9837
Senior Member
Originally Posted by joe.giuliano
I was the one that originally mentioned QYLD. I own it but it is not a money market. There is significant volatility when the overall market hits the fan. Its high was 25 and low was 20. That is significant. I think as long as the market rises or stays in a range it will be OK.
QYLD has been good to me for some time.
09-17-2020, 10:52 AM
#9840
Admirals Club
Originally Posted by kennyboy
I see it doubling and more in the next year. They will bring back the dividend too.
And for the shareholders, hope to lose.
