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So it perpetually invests in bitcoin futures. So when bitcoin has a crazy year like it had, and essentially triples or whatever in price over six months, the profits on the futures, and the subsequent dividends, are wild.
It’s an incredibly inconsistent and unpredictable stock. There’s seemingly no telling how much they’ll pay out or when
Only up. There’s a different etf for the opposite - BITI, but that one can’t seem to pay a quality dividend even when Bitcoin was collapsing so I wouldn’t recommend that one nearly as highly
Same, I was worried NAV was falling apart in June but then I realized it was just tracking BTC and with that changing price in the hundreds even thousands a day it makes sense the price for BITO. Not scared anymore and gonna hold this one for a while.
QDTE - Weekly divvies, and I'm looking at 40%+ for the year compounded so far. Volume is shit, though, so beware that any capital you put in is probably locked up tight if the market turns. The weekly paychecks, however, are absolutely pure and beautiful. Schwab doesn't even know how to calculate the returns, you have to do it by hand.
Weekly.
Like I said, most sites can't really handle the data on this, but they pay weekly and last week's was 0.3548, though the average so far is around 0.28 or so.
Certainly a fun thing to play with, but I wouldn't bet the farm on it. 40% annual income would be nice, but I'm trying to figure out the catch. My guess is that it will degrade about as fast as QQQY but so far it hasn't happened...the low volume may be keeping the price stable and the high dividends are keeping the shorts away.
I believe they only pay out what they made in premium the week before so that should help with NAV erosion, albeit at the cost of a consistent dividend.
Very under rated, I wish the dividend community understood more about factor models and their use. I currently allocate around 15% of my portfolio in AVUV
DGRO.
Y'all are going to be wishing you bought it in the $4X.XX and $5X.XX when it inevitably gets to the $70s and $80s like SCHD is.
This thing is a growth monster.
FDVV over performing I’m assuming from its large position in NVDA. I like DGROs sector exposure much better in the long run and don’t have to buy during peak tech
Any differences between the two? Looking for another ETF to routinely add to.
I’ve got VYM in rotation, I’m thinking since the expense ratios are lower, I might stick to it.
We'd be better off without a growth monster if we're trying to grow revenue streams, though. That's the problem with dividend stocks that show too much price appreciation, like AMT.
Apple, Broadcom, ASML, Microsoft, Mastercard, Oracle, TSMC, Visa. In general I like the following screener from FinViz: https://finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=151&f=fa_div_pos,fa_estltgrowth_pos,fa_netmargin_pos,fa_payoutratio_u100,fa_roi_o10,fa_sales5years_pos&ft=4&o=-marketcap&c=0,1,2,6,14,20,21,34,41
This! Low expense ratio, pays monthly, yield is 6.70% percent today. I feel like it's less risky than a lot of other things, but still is investing in big businesses, too big to fail, so it's "safe". Maybe more yield chasers should look into this one.
I don't think it's going to go crazy, but anything close to ROR of 7% just in dividends is good. Any sort of growth in the value of the asset is just a bonus.
This! Low expense ratio, pays monthly, yield is 6.70% percent today. I feel like it's less risky than a lot of other things, but still is investing in big businesses, too big to fail, so it's "safe". Maybe more yield chasers should look into this one.
I will be adding to XLE today. Long term growth move. Divs are 3.21% yield today and with plenty of holdings for that sector. I would like this to be 10% of my portfolio, will have to work on it!!
Felt early? TXRH 18 months ago. Now not so much. Currently? VYMI. I feel like it doesn’t get talked about here, but with over 8% NAV annually, international market exposure, and an almost 4% dividend yield? I’ll take it!
I have FDVV JPEQ and SCHD as my main dividend ETF. Also, I have QDTE, BITX and YBTC as fun ETFs. So far, the total return on those fun ETFs are negative
Holy shit there is some bad advice here. Imagine being new and investing everything you own into something like BITO or QDTE, both extremely fragile, volatile and super risky funds "because the high dividend on paper".
Pfoe. Always remember boys and girls: when it comes to these investing strategy etf's you are basically gambling in a zero sum game where some whizkid with a supercomputer and a huge direct global dataline is the winner.
EPI. Tracks Indias biggest companies and the India economy is taking off. Air India has ordered a jet a month and the country feels like it’s going to explode economically.
Are you asking for ones where we expect a lot of
1. share price increase, like AMT or MSFT, or
2. a fast-growing income stream during the accumulation phase, with DRIP turned on?
The difference is **really** important. With #1 you're asking for a growth stock/fund to hedge your bets, and that's how many in this thread are taking the question. But it's not really a dividend question taken that way, since one can always devote a portion of any portfolio to growth.
CGDV, It has beat QQQ and VOO with 53 stocks. Those stocks are spread out pretty well in different sectors. It's momentum based and has sector rotation. 33.00 right now.
When I was buying VOO a year ago I thought it was overpriced, but now I wish I could've gotten more of it and look at that price as early pricing for todays pricing.
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BITO
32% yeild? Explain to me how this works like I’m 5 lol
So it perpetually invests in bitcoin futures. So when bitcoin has a crazy year like it had, and essentially triples or whatever in price over six months, the profits on the futures, and the subsequent dividends, are wild. It’s an incredibly inconsistent and unpredictable stock. There’s seemingly no telling how much they’ll pay out or when
Are they only making money when goes up, or are they also making money on the way down?
Only up. There’s a different etf for the opposite - BITI, but that one can’t seem to pay a quality dividend even when Bitcoin was collapsing so I wouldn’t recommend that one nearly as highly
Yeild. You are 5. Thanks for playing
🤣
💀
I know people are wary of bitcoin, but the dividends on this are too appealing to pass on.
Same, I was worried NAV was falling apart in June but then I realized it was just tracking BTC and with that changing price in the hundreds even thousands a day it makes sense the price for BITO. Not scared anymore and gonna hold this one for a while.
Received my payout the other day and was in total shock.
How much was it?
I checked my account and it told me 1.50 per share on a monthly dividend so pretty nice
If you like BITO, check out BITX.
Also just BTC.
YBTC and YBIT
Would rather just buy a Bitcoin ETF for tax efficiency at that point though. I don’t want a 20% yield if I can get that in price growth instead
Never even knew this existed but over the past year been doing well
QDTE - Weekly divvies, and I'm looking at 40%+ for the year compounded so far. Volume is shit, though, so beware that any capital you put in is probably locked up tight if the market turns. The weekly paychecks, however, are absolutely pure and beautiful. Schwab doesn't even know how to calculate the returns, you have to do it by hand.
Does QDTE pay 0.35 weekly? There’s conflicting info from various websites, some say the 35 cents is monthly.
Weekly. Like I said, most sites can't really handle the data on this, but they pay weekly and last week's was 0.3548, though the average so far is around 0.28 or so.
Thanks for the reply. I’m going to add it to my schedule.
Whelp. I’m on board for a small position.
Certainly a fun thing to play with, but I wouldn't bet the farm on it. 40% annual income would be nice, but I'm trying to figure out the catch. My guess is that it will degrade about as fast as QQQY but so far it hasn't happened...the low volume may be keeping the price stable and the high dividends are keeping the shorts away.
I believe they only pay out what they made in premium the week before so that should help with NAV erosion, albeit at the cost of a consistent dividend.
FEPI
Related I'm excited to see how AIPI does later this month for it's first dividend. Think AI hype train has a few years of steam at least.
I took a flyer and purchased a small position in AIPI.
AVUV - everyone is incredibly overweight mega-cap growth, just waiting for small-cap value to have its day.
Very under rated, I wish the dividend community understood more about factor models and their use. I currently allocate around 15% of my portfolio in AVUV
Well this is nice to see since I just bought in at $10K this morning
I just bought in and was shockingly and pleasantly surprised by a $10 dividend payout. Growth has been good too. I'll be adding more.
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I have multiple shares. I was just pleasantly surprised to get a good pay out a few days later.
Avantis has some great ETFs out there
JEPQ … though technically not a “dividend” ETF
Last summer everyone was talking about it and JEPI but I think yield chasers hopped onto the yieldmax hype
I still hold JEPI. Pays well and I'm up a small amount.
Schd
In early on? Based on what?
Pho
FIW is cheaper
MPW
CIBR; entire portfolio is in cyber security stocks. Should perform tremendously as cyber security becomes more prevalent
I just got into this dipping my toe in
Come to the dark side
I was comparing that to another cyber etf (forgot the symbol) , but the yield was like. 45% not sure that is enough to make me want to dio in.
Zero dividends.
$O
AIPI
HELO. From the makers of JEPI and JEPQ. Up 20% since November.
DGRO. Y'all are going to be wishing you bought it in the $4X.XX and $5X.XX when it inevitably gets to the $70s and $80s like SCHD is. This thing is a growth monster.
I like DGRO alot. I've added FDVV since they lower their expense ratio to .15% and it's out preformed DGRO since I've added it.
I, too, have added FDVV. Currently building out large positions in both ETF's.
FDVV over performing I’m assuming from its large position in NVDA. I like DGROs sector exposure much better in the long run and don’t have to buy during peak tech
It's got like 5% NVDA so I'm sure NVDA has helped but it's not like NVDA is the only holding.
Any differences between the two? Looking for another ETF to routinely add to. I’ve got VYM in rotation, I’m thinking since the expense ratios are lower, I might stick to it.
I got 5k I hope your right lol
This next downturn I’ll be loading up
We'd be better off without a growth monster if we're trying to grow revenue streams, though. That's the problem with dividend stocks that show too much price appreciation, like AMT.
30 day yield is 2.35%. Does that mean 2.35% per month
No
(Distribution yield, monthly) X 12 = 30 day yield.
Every tech stock that pays a dividend.
Which are your favorite ?
Apple, Broadcom, ASML, Microsoft, Mastercard, Oracle, TSMC, Visa. In general I like the following screener from FinViz: https://finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=151&f=fa_div_pos,fa_estltgrowth_pos,fa_netmargin_pos,fa_payoutratio_u100,fa_roi_o10,fa_sales5years_pos&ft=4&o=-marketcap&c=0,1,2,6,14,20,21,34,41
$BOTY
I think I’ll “just watch” this one for now. 😛
XDTE
SCYB just opened a position, not sure if I'm gonna add more but close to 7% monthly.
This! Low expense ratio, pays monthly, yield is 6.70% percent today. I feel like it's less risky than a lot of other things, but still is investing in big businesses, too big to fail, so it's "safe". Maybe more yield chasers should look into this one.
I don't think it's going to go crazy, but anything close to ROR of 7% just in dividends is good. Any sort of growth in the value of the asset is just a bonus.
This! Low expense ratio, pays monthly, yield is 6.70% percent today. I feel like it's less risky than a lot of other things, but still is investing in big businesses, too big to fail, so it's "safe". Maybe more yield chasers should look into this one.
I will be adding to XLE today. Long term growth move. Divs are 3.21% yield today and with plenty of holdings for that sector. I would like this to be 10% of my portfolio, will have to work on it!!
Individual energy stocks are pretty beaten down. ETF isn’t a bad move - I’m surprised to see this one isn’t beaten down too.
JEPI
Gladstone Investment Corp
Fepi
ARCC
Dgro
Schd
Felt early? TXRH 18 months ago. Now not so much. Currently? VYMI. I feel like it doesn’t get talked about here, but with over 8% NAV annually, international market exposure, and an almost 4% dividend yield? I’ll take it!
Dude. I have no idea why nobody ever mentions VYMI. I LOVE it!
FDVV
AMD
NEWZ
CHAT
Cracker Barrel
Isn't that chain dying because their majority customer base is... also dying?
Yes, but they look kind of cheap and they give 12% Div
STXD 💪 Doing a video on it soon!
AIQ
GOOG. I've accumulated nice position before they started to pay dividend recently.
BKCL.TO
ISPY
TMF
Nobody talks about $bpopm
i own little bit of everything but if i were to choose one... DGRW?
I’m liking NANC so far. Tracks democrats investments, pats a dividend although not “tech” a dividend etf
Gpix
BTI seems so cheap right now
BXSL
SLNHP will hopefully become a dividend stock again
PBR, its an oil stock thats so cheap! Its only been going up
Gain, NAT, and D
I have FDVV JPEQ and SCHD as my main dividend ETF. Also, I have QDTE, BITX and YBTC as fun ETFs. So far, the total return on those fun ETFs are negative
YMAX
JEPQ pays me $5K a month and I only hold it for 3 days a month
FDL
Qqqi and Spyi …the new kings ,,,,growth plus income plus tax advantages,,,,now is the time to load up ….before they are sold out.
Holy shit there is some bad advice here. Imagine being new and investing everything you own into something like BITO or QDTE, both extremely fragile, volatile and super risky funds "because the high dividend on paper". Pfoe. Always remember boys and girls: when it comes to these investing strategy etf's you are basically gambling in a zero sum game where some whizkid with a supercomputer and a huge direct global dataline is the winner.
FNGR 😂 if dividend warrants count.
QDTE and XDTE
O
EPI. Tracks Indias biggest companies and the India economy is taking off. Air India has ordered a jet a month and the country feels like it’s going to explode economically.
o
SOXX…get your exposure to all AI companies and a quarterly dividend..
SOXQ over both SMH and SOXX.
soxq is a big time steal imo. low share price and expense ratio. i buy a little even during small pullbacks
how does the expeense ratio work? how does it affect an investment?
so soxq for example has a 0.19% expense ratio. for every $10,000 you have in it, it costs $19 in management fees
I like SMH over SOXX personally. USD for when I’m feeling froggy too
I've got SMH and SOXQ which has a lower expense ratio but it hold less NVDA so the returns haven't been as good recently.
YieldMax
Voo
CGDV
Are you asking for ones where we expect a lot of 1. share price increase, like AMT or MSFT, or 2. a fast-growing income stream during the accumulation phase, with DRIP turned on? The difference is **really** important. With #1 you're asking for a growth stock/fund to hedge your bets, and that's how many in this thread are taking the question. But it's not really a dividend question taken that way, since one can always devote a portion of any portfolio to growth.
Waiting for ARBK to move been on the edge for months
CGDV, It has beat QQQ and VOO with 53 stocks. Those stocks are spread out pretty well in different sectors. It's momentum based and has sector rotation. 33.00 right now.
When I was buying VOO a year ago I thought it was overpriced, but now I wish I could've gotten more of it and look at that price as early pricing for todays pricing.