They offer high expense ratios as well. Might as well just use an S&P 500 index/ETF, low expense ratio, good dividends, and diversified.

For JEPQ, if the share price grows and the yield stays the same if the share price grows wouldnt the dividend grow too. If thats the case then since JEPQ holds Nasdaq stocks and those grow more than the S&P and the DOW wouldnt JEPQ more you more money than schd assuming JEPQ's sharw prices increased anywhere close to the SPY?

Can you explain why if JEPQ's share price grows every year and the yield was set to stay the same but it appears to go down yearly?

4:43 so you limit the upside but risk all the downside? What on earth!

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This is like he 6th duplicate channel

Hit $200k today. I'm really grateful for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with 14k in January

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I purchased JEPQ 300 shares withing last 3 weeks, planning to add 50 every months

CRAP DIVIDEND STOCKS omg what ther f are this

Thanks for the insight

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This aged well.

My first goal is to generate $600/month in my Roth IRA, which is equal to the amount I put in. Just started 3 weeks ago, made an initial buy of just over $6K in 11 positions. Generated over $60 in December. Luck to us all!

I own zero REITs and have not since about 2020 when it looked like they were stagnant. I'm glad I switched lately to the whole market index ETF VTI. Why didn't I do VOO? Well I didn't realize VOO is probably better, but VTI has been absolutely great anyway. I also held onto VGT and increased my stake in that over the last 4 years, but I'm moving away from that and buying VYM in anticipation of higher volatility and possibly even a correction. Should things really take a big dip I'll leave things alone and after 2 or 3 months I'll shift things from wherever I have them now to 100% VUG over a period of 3 to 4 months. We'll see.

About 1400 all goes back to the drip

Here for the 10k investment to get $900 a month return! Yay!

I'm also looking into AIPI!

my goal for 2025 to get to $10K per month div's...... Dec I finished with close to $8K.... thank you....

Here we go again. Same crap different channel

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Do you think JEPQ would do a forward split if it hit like $100 per share? Like what SCHD did

The more the stock price decays the more of that stock you can buy 😂😂😂😂😂

Can you add MSTY ,QDTE, QQQT, and NVDY to the sheet? I tried but am too stupid 😅

I'm closing in on $100 per month.

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Just traded for 220 shares of JEPQ just in time before the ex dividend date. SCHD and JEPQ !!

At time 8:27... what software or webpage gave you that comparison?

I might combine JPIE with JPST

It's cute how you expect JEPQ to consistently deliver 11.27% yields on top of 7% CAGR for decades based on only two years of data while the stock market historically only returned 8.5%.

Is it best to avoid having $JEPQ in a taxable brokerage account because of the tax implications? I currently have several shares in my Fidelity account and have been adding shares, but now wondering whether I should discontinue if my dividend payments are going to be eaten away by taxes?

I have 66 shares of JEPQ and 71 shares of JEPI. I use the income to mostly invest in other stocks and etfs, whatever is down when I receive the dividends. If everything is up I buy USFR and TFLO to stack cash for the dip.

I think JEPQ does a great job selling calls because the yield is so high, and it still receives capital appreciation on the shares. It would be hard to beat JEPQ selling the calls yourself on QQQ and take some time to do every month. It is well worth the .35 expense ratio they charge.

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I have been adding 5 shares of JEPQ each week into the retirement account

Wtf in watching video and you say you're not even holding ymax change the title it says you invested 10k in it.

Powerful ETF: high dividends and capital appreciation. I started a small position.

I just pivoted a while back as I was too heavy in the financials sector. 21 shares of JEPQ.

Meh. Growth stocks all the way

Can you comment on taxes? Most high income ETFs are taxed at ordinary income. If it is in a Roth it makes sense but for a taxable account that eats into overall upside significantly.

2.4 shares, just waiting for a dip to buy more

I have $1mil, invest in very safe montly CD at 4% rate. I get $3200 dividend monthly too. Is this bad investment ?

Spyi was my favorite out of all of these. However I want to speed my portfolio up so I’m invested in yieldmax at the moment. When I make enough I’ll go back to spyi

The right move is to continually invest into both DCA and let Father Time do its work with compounding.

SCHG has a .12 cent annual dividend? C'mon man!

SCHD, SCHG and SWPPX (instead of VOO or VTI).

Dividends from SCHD are generally taxed at the qualified dividend rate, often providing a tax advantage over ordinary income rates for many investors. However, current market attention is centered on Nvidia, which has significantly contributed to the S&P 500’s recent earnings growth. Nvidia’s stock, up over 90% year-to-date, gained another 2.5% on Monday in New York, propelling the Nasdaq 100 to a new record high. I’m actively seeking new opportunities to enhance performance within my $350K portfolio and open to strategic ideas.

What website are you using to show the VOO info at the 4:00 mark of the video? Thanks in advance.

I own QYLD and JEPQ. Both are good NASDAQ 100 covered call ETFs. I have QYLD in my traditional and Roth IRA accounts. I have JEPQ in my taxable JP Morgan Chase brokerage account. Next month, I plan on buying SPYI.