What am I missing, the S&P 500 instead kills all of these?

How’s PFE treating you?

Can you review SPYT? I think they have a very unique strategy, love to hear your thoughts.

I know IVVW is boring but if you are to compare it to your "yes ETFs"; I think IVVW will surprise you

but what about the tax? it generate income with weekly distributions.

I think this is my 1st youtube comment ever. (or at least as long as I can remember) I don't give compliments just to make people feel all warm and fuzzy inside, this one is well deserved. Very impressive series so far. I really appreciate how you review all past trades and add a "little more" clarification each time (probably based off the prev video questions). This helps to reinforce your previous info, while still progressing to the new stuff, which keeps me from wasting time review old videos repeatedly, thus wasting time and seeking alternative info. Your method retains engagement. Nevertheless, I plan to start the series over when I think I got these basics down. Your now one of the few subscriptions. Nice work.

Hey Dave, just letting you know I’m still trading, hanging in there, less of the risky long option trades, and more of building a long term portfolio, I call it “The Dave” portfolio ❤ hope you’re doing well, thks for channel 👍

Thank you for making it so simple.

Your channel is the first i come to for many things in this space. Thank you sir!

I’ve had it for two years. The first year was pretty good. Almost even NAV with a 16% yield. This past year I’ve noticed that in a down market it really goes down fast compared to other index covered call ETF’s. I’m not liking how it underperforms and will be trimming my exposure soon

SVOL is proving to be very volatile in a downward market. Not liking how it has preformed

There have to be some stocks with some adventagious entry points. How are you dinding them? Just hot talked about stocks currently?

Im curious -- do you sell calls or put options on Tsla?

Happy holidays. Dave. thankyou for your time and effort that is put in creating those videos. We all benefit from them one way or another. Anyway. Here is a small gift of appreciation. May next year be even better.

Wow I stayed all the way, almost to the useless end 😐

excellent insights

One topic that most KZbinrs avoid is which funds are "tax efficient" and why, and how to tell? Could you cover this?

What about SPYI ?

Do you hold these funds you spoke of in a retirement account or regular brokerage account?

A great video would be what determines a "tax efficient" etf vs a "tax inefficient" etf, and how to tell if the etf one is analyzing fits into which category. Maybe a comparison of the most tax efficient and the least etf. So many talk about this but don't really give a clear explanation.

Great commentary of the better CC ETFs! Which of these would perform best in a bear market??

Is CHSI tax efficient, similar to the other NEOS funds?

do these tax benefits also work for europeans with this etf?

I own mostly JEPQ because I found it to be the most reliable, and well built. Will most likely switch to QQQI in my brokerage account for tax purposes. Just want to give QQQI more time to marinate and show me what it can do. I am a fan of the NEOS funds, and I think you can build a really smart portfolio from them with a sweet yield.

Thanks for the content-well done! A great addition would be some volatility metric and sharpe ratio to accompany the return data.

You don't like Defiance?

Now do Yieldmax :D

Dave, really great video. I just don’t understand why you get so hung up on the experience ratios for income producing products . When you are looking at dividend returns, those returns are what you get after the expenses. A dividend ETF that pays out a 12 % return and has a 1 % expense ratio means it is making at least 13 % to keep 1% and pay you 12. it is still better than a fund paying out 10% with a .5 % expense ratio. In reality, expenses ratios don’t really matter, just total return, or dividend payout depending on what you’re looking for.

Am I the only one that thinks it should be mandatory Dave makes the whaaachaaa noise after every time he says NEOS?

Excellent info, Dave. Great stuff!! GPIQ and JEPQ are my favorites

Hello, thank you for summarizing these funds. I am looking forward to your summary of type of taxes these funds have their distributions including ROC, 60/40 or ordinary dividends!

Awesome video! Straight forward analysis. I own FEPI and QQQI to test performance, might move totally into QQQI. However, you spiked my interested in QDTE.

This is a gooood video. 😮 thanks much

Thank you for an excellent video

Hypothetically, if you knew what the price of Nvidia would be in 6 months from now, what would be the most profitable option to buy right now?

Dave, thanks for the ideas from this video covered calls QQQ. Keep up the good work, Merry Christmas.

Did you see the dismal recovery friday though on qdte xdte vs the great recovery of tracking index

Like your apples

Thanks for the info! We like your apples. Merry Christmas and all the best to you and your family. Maybe Santa will bring you another set of tickets to Sedona!

IQQQ is another one

Thanks Dave,good information as always.

Another great video Dave! Surprised that you even included QDVO considering how new it is (and gave it the highest rating no less). Also, I think depending on when you got into FEPI, you might rate it higher. Very consistent dividends with tax advantaged status. Anyway, enjoyed it! Happy holidays!

Nice thank you 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

I was writing my own covered calls until I found QYLD. I now own QYLD and JEPQ. I love these covered call trading strategies. I am considering adding GPIQ to my portfolio. Your video was very helpful.

JEPQ is the best for me, performs better than anything else I have

your taxes column really needs to address return of capital or not ----

If the end goal is income, isn’t it better if the stock price doesn’t increase too much? I prefer to keep shares forever, so buying an ETF like FEPI, where the price is fairly stable, and the distribution is stable, allows my shares to compound faster if I’m reinvesting. Hopefully I’m looking at this correctly?

Thanks for the info. Just thought I'd put in a word for AIPI from Rex. Merry Christmas!

Hi Dave, after Ymax went weekly I bought over 500 shares and with those dividends I am buying apple . So a one time buy of $9000 in Sept provides over $100 weekly straight into apple. So very little Nav erosion but I have bought over $2000 of Apple in 3 Months.

Appreciate your contributions, Dave. Thanks for the video. Wishing you and your family a healthy and prosperous 2025!