Monthly Dividend ETFs: Top 5 Highest Monthly Dividend ETFs

[@NicholasBall130]

If I had $360k I would invest $100k in tech & $260k into dividend stock with a proven track record to grow with capital appreciation & dividend increase year over year

[@cowell621]

Adding JEPI and JEPQ are smart additions in my opinion. As for staying committed to higher-risk investments, it's all about balancing your risk tolerance with your long-term goals.

[@StacieBMui]

The market is not necessarily a rollercoaster if you know your way around the market, there are various opportunities in the present market to accrue good profit, If you are not too savvy with the market, just buy and hold on strong companies with good earnings, or consult with advisors on ETFs and actively managed funds. that’s what works for my spouse and I. We've made over 30% capital growth minus dividends.

[@StocksWolf752]

How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?

[@StacieBMui]

Credits goes to "Sonya Lee Mitchell" one of the finest portfolio managers in the field. She's widely recognized; you should take a look at her work.

[@BateserJoanne]

I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon. Thank you

[@noahzimmerman-yg6qt]

Buying of just any ETFs is easy, but buying the right one without a time-tested strategy is incredibly hard. Hence which is best to buy now or put on a watchlist? I’ve been trying to grow my portfolio for sometime now, my major challenge is not knowing the best entry and exit strategies.

[@marcellasilva4015]

The best course of action if you lack market knowledge is to ask a consultant for guidance or assistance. Speaking with a consultant helped me stay afloat in the market and grow my portfolio to about 65% since 2023 January. I believe that is the most effective way to go about

[@GeorgianaScallion]

Market behavior can be complex and unpredictable. Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach to whom you have used their services?

[@marcellasilva4015]

The decision on when to pick an Adviser is a very personal one. I take guidance from Sharon Ann Meny, to meet my growth goals and avoid mistakes, she's well-qualified and her page can be easily found on the net.

[@ralfbrown-kl1gp]

I just googled her now and I'm really impressed with her credentials. I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get.

[@floxydorathy6611]

I've been diligently working, saving, and investing toward financial independence and early retirement, but the economy since the pandemic has eaten up the majority of my $3 million portfolio. I want to know: Do I keep contributing to my portfolio in these unstable markets, or do I look into alternative sectors?

[@floxydorathy6611]

Please who is the consultant that assist you with your investment and if you don't mind, how do I get in touch with them?

[@floxydorathy6611]

Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.

[@DividendBull]

In next weeks video I'll be analyzing a closed end mutual fund that has a dividend yield of nearly 15% and pays dividends monthly. Should hopefully be out Monday.

[@forestberry5883]

Can you analyze SLVO? It seems to be giving me the best bang for my buck.

[@Balibaliadashi]

@@forestberry5883 SLVO is a mixed bag. They could call those and you would get nothing. It’s happened to another similar structure before.

[@freetofly7017]

I appreciate you sharing your research and not “promoting” them. Clear and straight forward outline of the pro and cons and some tips - really helpful. Thanks.

[@Boykk]

Thx for being truthful and so knowledgeable about investing overall...I learned a lot from you with no gimmicks..

[@robertelliott7224]

Another great video! You've definitely tapped into a niche that not a lot of KZbinrs are in. Thank you for all your research thus far.

[@DividendBull]

Thanks for the kind words! I can only think of one popular KZbin investor who pursues ultra high dividends and he's in Canada (maybe you know who I'm referring to) and while his content is excellent, a lot of it isn't applicable in the USA. Thanks again, best of luck!

[@robertelliott7224]

​@@DividendBull Thanks, I appreciate it! And yup, I know exactly who you're referring to. You're right; unfortunately, a majority of the content isn't applicable in the US. But here's when Dividend Bull comes in 💪🏾

[@ricseeds4835]

@@robertelliott7224 Daniel Pronk? What's with all the secrecy?

[@EttabyICP]

Ooh my thank you soooo much. This is a strategy I have been wanting to get educated about. I look forward to binge watching your channel

[@monkeypuzzlefarm]

I am so glad that you are doing this. Thank you so much!

[@braden6992]

By asking a tax professional about minutia related to ETFs, all that you learn is that the tax professional charges a huge amount per hour and he knows almost nothing about the subject matter! You are literally paying him to learn something he didn't know. So never ask a tax professional about anything related to investments other than the most basic questions!

[@edwardgazi7717]

Thank you for the information and knowledge sir

[@inconvenientexistenlism]

This VIDEO...made me subscribed...which I don't often...but get annoyed and always never subscribed whenever anybody mentioned subscribing when the content is nothing mentally stimulating.

[@Myname549]

I am researching high dividend opportunities. Your content is very helpful. I subscribed to your channel and an going through your videos. your thoughtful, well researched presentations are greatly appreciated. More please. Thank you.

[@jamesmatz1017]

Thanks DB! Short, sweet, and staright to the point.

[@johnhagan3613]

Thanks for all your research and honesty.

[@FudoggPlays25]

Amza has actually slowly recovered since this video. Another thing that was missed was a stock split in April 2020 which also explains its low price and drop in dividends. Whether it will increase dividends is unknown. But I plan on buying some and will hold for a while.

[@absurdnerd7624]

Good video. You earned a new subscriber.

[@patchpatch4008]

My personal goal with dividends is to use these aggressive stocks to generate income and being able to put aside into stocks that will grow in capital appreciation. So a bitter sweet blend of short and long term.

[@SunOrRiver]

Currently working on the same thing. I hope that in two years ill be able to have a 1000 in dividends. Just starting out.

[@ScooterswanttheD]

@@SunOrRiver hows it been going?

[@danieldpa8484]

I hold 2000 shares QYLD & 950 in RYLD reinvesting to grow to 2000. Goal is 5000 shares per each of this ETFs. Great content - I appreciate you research. You earned another subscriber 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@DividendBull]

Awesome goal, that would be an excellent amount of passive income every month. Sounds like you're getting a good amount already now. Good luck!

[@louisquinones1590]

hey just getting into etfs s0000 with your goal of 5000k shares per, how much income are you expecting on that ?

[@kylerdenton09]

@@louisquinones1590 if you average around $0.20 per share a month that would be $1K a month income.

[@notnickDPT]

Wow! How long did that take you to achieve? I have 21 of kbwy and it's the most I own in one stock haha

[@danieldpa8484]

@@notnickDPT monthly fix plan to add into the portfolio app. 50% of my income and reinvesting the dividend. I keep my lifestyle on a lower level and focus on quality of life being very intentional in bringing new items into my home. I always think like “nice - the monthly average income is x - this means the car insurance, electricity, internet, 1 weekly grocery covered, working on next weekly grocery”. A mix of FIRE, Dave Ramsey, Minimalism and Discipline.

[@agomez713]

I would really like to hear your opinion on NUSI and JEPI

[@lstcloud]

Worth a like and a sub. It’s nice to see a channel that isn’t trying to sell me on stocks that go for over $100 and have a payout of only 2-3%. I’m not trying to retire at 85 here, and if I’m setting aside a considerable amount of my income to invest then I shouldn’t HAVE TO.

[@Cautela]

Subscribed. I'm just now jumping seriously into dividend investing, I feel like I am behind the curve on passive income and need this type of agressive approach... Thank you for this content! 😎👌

[@telefrk49]

Great video !! I'm close to retirement ( less than a year ) so i'm seriously looking for ways to generate monthly income !! This was super helpful!! Thank you!

[@cwmillerrr1]

Could you remake this video with the current highest paying dividends, like once a year, and compare their dividend change?

[@Garthritis]

Good stuff dude! I'm bullish on your sub count. ;)

[@wastelanddan7388]

That was smooth lol. Underrated comment

[@jamesleonard4713]

PCEF, is basically a more diverse version of the YYY fund. The volatility was much lower on PCEF as compared to YYY, during the recent Covid down turn. I use it as one of my base funds. I own KBWY, but I also own REM, as a way to diversify my real estate holdings. It pays dividends quarterly, instead of monthly, which I don't like, but its yield and value have held up and recovered much better than KBWY.

[@maxwarp]

Keep up the content. I'm becoming a regular viewer.

[@tomrosencrants]

You're doing a great job Brother... I'm glad I found you... Really good information.!!!

[@wernerschonenberger3038]

Was looking at RYLD and QYLD too and like the concept. If one knows how to trade options it'd be an easy task to do that Covered Call strategy by oneself (either thru a real CC or thru a PMCC (poor man covered call)) and pocket an even bigger yield

[@marksatterfield3100]

Also, AMZA's dividend is quite often a return of a capital. That in itself chips away share price.

[@CirclesbyJonathan]

Im really looking for monthly div pay and this explained clearly. Thank you for sharing!

[@rgriffin57]

Thank you sir. Recently subscribed and working on catching up on all your prior videos. Keep up the good work.

[@Phaedrus5015]

Be careful with KBWY. I got recked with this ETF a few years ago when the poor quality of the small REITs it holds dropped precipitously. Big dividends mean nothing when the underlying assets are plummeting in value.

[@ericdelafuente8314]

I think people should reeducate themselves about the true meaning of dividends. I see it as the ultimate passive income and Roth ira. It's the best retirement plan. I'm already making a steady five figures from my investments.

[@EButz]

Over and over again people mistake online surveys and keep recommending them for passive income. Get informed, if you don’t mind how are you earning off Wall Street? I tried out real estate but it's not as rewarding and short term as I thought. What do you have working for you?

[@ericdelafuente8314]

As a newbie I struggled with stock picking and entry points that cost me a lot till I partnered with a licensed bloomberg acknowledged analyst and now I’m a dividend investor I invested in the s&p500,both through my TSP with the government, and through Fidelity in my 401k,cashed out 310k from the S&P.I invest with Mr Noud Mika too,He's my full service broker.I currently have a million in my tax deferred savings and around $1.1 million in my portfolio under speculation and management from Noud

[@OhhHellNoYouWont]

Trust me I've been try and failing at trading for a while and I haven't come across such qualified recommendation before. They are videos but I'm going to need the one on one experience of partnering with a pro. Is Mr Mika available to new clients? How can I reach him?

[@ericdelafuente8314]

His direct mail is @

[@furbabies867]

RYLD has increased its expense to 0.70%. Sticking with QYLD.

[@rcdyer]

I have some 6 figure money coming in the near future and I am putting it in QYLD, RYLD, and SCHD.

[@jamesleonard4713]

One way around the K1 form, is to invest in those funds /companies inside of an IRA or other retirement account.

[@Xtina2525]

Video was great! Please keep it coming.

[@killersentra]

Thanks man ! Just learning how these things work helps alot.

[@braden6992]

Fantastic content as you always provide!

[@wendybarker5118]

Your explanations are very clear.

[@dlwatib]

I experimented with PFFA. I thought that since it invests in preferred stocks that it would hold up pretty well in a market crash. Turned out not to be the case in the C-19 crash. It also has a very high expense ratio. Not recommended despite the high dividend yield. It lowered its dividend after the crash and also started returning capital last December.

[@janoz06]

Excellent video

[@chanchaipornlukkanasiri7046]

Have you take a look on JEPI etf by JP morgan and NUSI etf by Nationwide yet?

[@KlownDreamin]

Can you do a deep dive into JEPI? Thank you!!!

[@224dot0dot0dot10]

I agree with @KlownDreamin because from what I have heard, the JEPI ETF has a totally different covered call strategy from NUSI and DIVO because JEPI buys put options after it sells covered call options which supposedly gives JEPI more downside protection than other monthly dividend paying ETF's ?

[@ceansilorcaso5820]

Good video man. I own QYLD and RYLD I used to own AMZA but I sold it. But, I am very interested in YYY because is been paying $0.13 P/M stay thru the pandemic and is been going up since the pandemic started.

[@Steve_Gouws]

Great video and knowledge sharing. Subbed!

[@KENTUCKY-MAMA]

Good 2 know. Appreciate your candor.

[@arnoldlombardi]

I'd advise newbie traders to take this video seriously, trading digital assets is complex and this video did a good job of shedding some light. However, I know for a fact that nothing beats the one on one guidance from a pro analyst.

[@ardar_cruz]

I know how lucrative the market is, but I've never partook actively in profit making myself. What strategy do you have going for you? Please let me know...

[@sequoiakoch]

I couldn't have put it any better myself!

[@arnoldlombardi]

@@ardar_cruz During my research 3 years ago I was introduced to a licensed investment manager Lance Bernthal. He has been trading for me and raking in profits in the market. He predicted we invest in some stocks with momentum, stocks that would triple their net worth in the nearest future. I did not regret making that investment. I've made a comfortable $350k on EV stocks alone

[@berchtoldsveryown]

Lance Bernthal is an absolute genius, he's been featured on news networks all over Europe. I've invested in the financial markets through him and his team in the recent past, zero regrets so far, he has a full grasp of how the markets work and has been coming through with payouts promptly. Definitely recommend👍

[@ardar_cruz]

@@arnoldlombardi envious numbers there. Truth is even when searching for legit licensed pros it isn't easy. Would you mind sharing his contact information?

[@vman1694]

Your videos are AWESOME!!!!

[@diamondyolo9010]

Nice research!

[@ketorecipes8067]

When starting out investing, how many etf's should I invest in?

[@BrattoBiz]

Awesome videos man. Just subscribed!

[@BitcoinBoomer64]

Great information!! Appreciate ya!

[@Wisdom122]

Thanks a million for sharing your knowledge man.

[@shaneomack5018]

Huge fan of Ryld over QYLD.

[@robertbarry1792]

what do you think about JEPI and DIVO?

[@jed4439]

This helps a lot!! Please do more videos!!!

[@pauldellie9068]

Why not include NUSI?

[@dizzlefreedom1665]

Hi, I have a question. How are unqualified/Ordinary dividends taxed in Roth IRA? Are the withdrawals tax free just like Qualified Dividend Income?

[@Carterofmars]

What do you think about REIT's?

[@Kemo_Robby]

Can you do a video on NUSI. It’s similar to QYLD but they also buy PUTS for downside protection. I’m curious what you think about it.

[@DividendBull]

I've been thinking about either doing a video for each covered call ETF, or just doing a comparison video between ETFs that use covered calls, like QYLD vs NUSI vs JEPI. I plan to in the future, but that will require a ton of work to do. I don't have an ETA for when I'll get around to it. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@fitnessjunkie5615]

GREAT CONTENT....

[@robertbarry1792]

Which is better for a retiree QYLD or NUSI?

[@goliathonscave9834]

As of 4/27/2021: NUSI 7.65% dividend yield, QYLD 12.14% dividend yield . The advantage of NUSI is that it has better downside protection, but clearly not as much upside. It is likely that the buying of PUT options, while offering safety in a bear market, is hurting it's upside. Personally, I would prefer QYLD in my retirement portfolio and go with something other than NUSI for diversity such as RYLD or GLDI (a gold covered call etn with a 16.4% yield)

[@DrStew]

Kind of new here, from your information I have invested in QYLD; RYLD; and a few others.... from an article I read I have invested in BDRY but I haven't seen you mention it... what is your view of it? I know it has a high expense ratio... and I am not sure how dividends actually work... (so new I haven't seen dividends- I have selected the reinvest option for dividends).

[@bigsmiley713]

thank you for your content!!

[@juancdeliotejr5443]

Can you do a video about REVS? Thanks. Your videos are great!

[@224dot0dot0dot10]

I was also interested in REVS because it had a 20% dividend yield that was paid out one single time ever single year?

[@joachimneumayr3250]

You are the BEST!

[@josim6820]

What do you think of CLM exchange traded fund with 16 percent interest ?

[@theok4712]

New here. What do you think of PFL by Pimco? The share price the past 10 years seems fairly flat.

[@rocelletiu7188]

what do you think of XYLD?

[@marksweetser6312]

The more I think about it the more I wanna just whole account QYLD

[@JOHNHSMITH2]

Add ryld and xyld also.

[@admiralackbar4652]

Lol, QYLD gang here

[@naturalwealth465]

Qylg

[@Kemo_Robby]

Don’t the same dividend tax rules apply to an IRA as with a Roth IRA? I’m currently in HDV NUSI QYLD and SPHD. I have purchased all of these within a rollover IRA. I am using the DRIP method for all listed ETFs. Will I have to pay extra dividend taxes when I sell shares to withdraw funds?

[@DividendBull]

When you invest in REITs or anything else that pays dividends classified as ordinary income, you'll never have to pay taxes for these dividends inside of a Roth IRA. With a Roth your money grows tax free and you can make tax free withdrawals after 59 1/2. But with a trad the money grows tax deferred and whenever you make a withdrawal after 59 1/2 its taxed. Those are the biggest differences between the two.

[@Kemo_Robby]

@@DividendBull I edited my original post to be more specific. If you could please re-read my edited post and answer the question with more detailed information provided. I do understand that I will pay taxes on the money I withdrawal from the rollover IRA, but I’m curious if I will also pay any form of dividend tax on those withdrawals. Everything I’ve searched online states that I won’t pay a dividend taxes from a roll over IRA.

[@DividendBull]

When you receive dividends/distributions in a rollover IRA you are not taxed for them when they pay or if you have them DRIP. Whatever is inside of your rollover the only tax you'll pay is your current income tax whenever you decide to make a withdrawal from it.

[@Kemo_Robby]

@@DividendBull That is exactly what I’ve been reading. Thank you for the clarity.

[@christmas10023]

Amza huh? Didnt it have a Reverse Split?

[@DuncanCunningham]

I have Roth IRA with M1 Finance. If I put a ETF or stocks in there that need a K1 filed, if it's in a Tax protected Roth IRA account, does that mean that I don't need to file? I assume that a normal brokerage account I would.

[@jenniferwise8515]

Your broker files it under a certain income level. See a tax advisor. Most investors are under the threshold but speak to your tax advisor.

[@simonralph6302]

Great Video! The mentor Lisa Jill Grenell, that you commended in your video 4 months ago has helped me tremendously. I appreciate the referral, Her services have been exceptional!

[@jesusantonio7576]

I just googled her name 'Lisa Jill Grenell' I found her Information and then contacted her.

[@chewbacca4323]

Is she really that good?

[@jimenezsaulpaulo3085]

She guides me too, she is actually really amazing, she has guided me and aided me accrue over 65% returns in just about 5 months

[@elizabeththe10th10]

oh wow😮… This is incredible. I listen to her podcasts sometimes and I have learnt lots of strategies thereso, never knew she offered these services. Outstanding Broker indeed! I didn’t even know people knew about her this much

[@tikemanski3548]

@@jimenezsaulpaulo3085 She guides me like pee out my buttery stool-softened Crypto-Ass Cavern.

[@rosaoddin4338]

Pcef and yyy have expense ratios I’d approximately 2.5% - ouch

[@wayneo7220]

CORRECTION: AMZA issues a Form 1099, not a K-1. I've been in it for years.

[@marcos14223]

i think i could put 10k on ryld reinvest divs for some years (im young and work) and stop reinvestment when i see a nice number

[@gopals796]

Consider jepi bst bstz for growth n divs... Ofc with div reinv

[@JamesBrownInvesting]

great video!

[@DividendBull]

Hey thanks so much for watching! Best of luck!

[@renelopez2244]

Liked & subscribed

[@glenngilbert7390]

Thank you!

[@marquisejohnson9687]

Subscribed 👍🏾

[@Adrian-cn5rk]

what if you're a beginner investor with say $100 to invest... have you done a video on that as yet? or have any tips on where to put that money?

[@pigbenis2812]

VOO

[@224dot0dot0dot10]

@@pigbenis2812 I heard a rumor that all of Warren Buffett's money is going to be invested in Vanguard VOO when he dies of old age.

[@reachingforamillion4680]

So if dividends are taxed as regular income. If your retired can you use those dividends to invest in a Roth Ira.

[@jenniferwise8515]

IRAs have to come from EARNED income not interest or dividend income. Speak to a tax advisor.

[@abdulrahmana8623]

Thank you for the research. Please do consider opening a Discord/ Telegram group . Subbed

[@cliffonator1111]

Man, he was right about AMZA

[@michaelelledge4888]

thank u great job

[@seanstours3913]

I think the RYLD expense ratio has increased...its 0.75 i believe

[@alexandriadavis15]

Going to have to pass on kwby with it holding Geo ( a private prison investor). I am trying to break the school to prison pipeline not fund it.

[@MontanaWeatherby]

Use the money you get from the prison pipeline ( if its a good cashback deal ) and then you create your own thing and help kids redirect their lives? It would probably give a sense of fulfillment ?

[@DkKombo]

Towards the end

[@gireshthakoer1924]

Via which broker can we buy these ETF’s?

[@2shotsz301]

m1 finance is a lot easier but there’s more

[@naelueplays1047]

Robinhood. Webull and many others

[@axa897]

Sdiv should be in this list it well know etf 😃

[@224dot0dot0dot10]

I agree! SDIV and DIV are two of my favorite Korean ETF's from Global X (Mirai Asset). If I remember correctly, SDIV pays out 9 cents every single month just like EMD does?

[@Stone_624]

'You can't touch the money until you're 59 and a half" As a basically 27 year old, I irrationally despise the idea of these retirement accounts. If something makes you wait over 120% of your entire life to let you do a thing, It's probably a scam.

[@ralphpal]

Isnt mlp a k1?

[@lonetraveller]

Yes

[@alistarflorin9395]

amza 26.05.2021 28$

[@r.l.1891]

YYY, why why why is your expense ratio now up to 2.45%?????

[@Kaizen.Destroyer.of.Worlds]

Keep up the great work

[@ehabatalla1768]

Perfect

[@antonman8289]

AT&T IS GOOD 100K INVESTED =$693 PER MONTH

[@williamo.2519]

Do a 5 year graph history on all of them. Get rid of AMZA.

[@locutusdborg126]

I dumped my AMZA. Gave it a shot but what a farce.