Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF - QYLD Stock Reddit Activity & Social Media Sentiment

Msft 2.47 shares F 60 shares O 1 share Sbux 1 share Schd 1 share Schw 1 share Qyld 3 share

I’ve got a feeling there’s something I don’t understand here. Why would I choose to buy a stock like the S&P which “only” returns around 10% on average, when I can put it in QYLD for example that averages around 1% div per month? It seems to me like it’s a better option …

Not 100% dividend related but I’ve been lurking this sub for the last few days and unbeknownst to any of you, you have convinced me to sell my positions in QYLD and rebalance a bit into significantly less risky bits (SCHD especially) Question is If I sell all my positions in …

For example, I have QYLD and then periodically trade put options against QYLD in an attempt to negate price movement of QYLD and just collect dividends? Hopefully NoStupidQuestions, I’m still new. Couldn’t find anything online, maybe I wasn’t looking in the …

I constantly see comments in this sub that "JEPI is trash, its just like QYLD but with better marketing". QYLD writes ATM calls on 100% of its holdings. JEPI, through their ELNs, writes OTM calls on a maximum of 20% of its holdings. Has anyone done an …

Brief: JEPI is a unique covered call ETF that is managed unlike QYLD, XYLD and others. Unlike the latter, JEPI is conservative in selling covered calls. In bear markets, JEPI is expected to have lower downside in the form of monthly dividends (ordinary taxed) …

I am 59.5 years old with small taxable account. I have other accounts too. Didn’t save enough in my life but I am semi retired for a health reason. I sold QYLD in December and put all of the proceeds in JEPI. Now I feel I am overweight in JEPI. It is 28.5% of the portfolio whereas …

Im looking at QYLD and others mentioned here in that price range but am seeing a dry options market. If anyone knows tickers that have liquid options please let me know. Okay love you <3

Looking for more insight on the performance of $QYLD. This is high yield divy payer confuses me so much because the share price has never been positive. Yet it’s the most suggested divy payer. Do you at some point reach a positive return due to the dividends reinvested? I can never …

Ive been trading options for some time (3 years). I have a pretty consistent gain of $1000 on a $30,000 account monthly. This is done through selling far OTM credit spreads or far OTM ICs (10% per wing) on high IV stocks (generally 2-4 week expiry). The $1000 I make monthly …

I think I know the answer to the question - but wanted to hear any other possible considerations that had not occurred to me. Obviously, you can "buy" something like QQQ - which more or less will track exactly with the Nasdaq index ... and you ride the ups and downs …