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Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF

QYLD tracks an index that holds Nasdaq 100 stocks and sells call options on those stocks to collect the premiums.

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The JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI) has become one of the darlings of the ETF industry. The actively managed covered call ETF has gathered $9 billion of net inflows in 2023 and $18 billion in the past 12 months, per VettaFi LOGICLY data.

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A buy-write, also known as a covered call strategy, is an investment strategy used to generate income and potentially hedge against downside risk.

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QYLD has rebounded 17.13% from its 52-week lows, and in 2023 QYLD has appreciated by 10.78%. Since its inception, QYLD has delivered 112 consecutive monthly distributions to its shareholders and established a long-term record of generating income.

QYLD Has Been Rebounding While Generating Double-Digit Yields

QYLD is underperforming in 2023, and I think there's more to come. Nearly 100% of distributions have been investor capital.

QYLD: Run Far, Far Away (Rating Downgrade)

The purpose of this article is to update an article I published about 1 year ago in June 2022 regarding covered-call ETFs. More specifically, the thesis is to downgrade my ratings on Global X Russell 2000 Covered Call ETF and Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF.

QYLD And RYLD: Yield Spread Narrowed And Ratings Downgraded

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The Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD)  stock price has been in a strong bullish trend this year, helped by the strong performance of technology stocks. QYLD shares jumped to a high of $17.6, the highest level since May 5 last year.

Here's why QYLD ETF is better than QQQ despite its 12% yield

QYLD is a popular covered call fund attracting interest of income oriented investors. It is typically expected to outperform when the market is flat or trending down.

QYLD: A Risk Factor No One Talks About

Things are a bit more sanguine for income investors this year, though not 100% so, but 2022 serves as a reminder that stocks and bonds can fall in unison.

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QYLD: The Yield Is A Mirage

QYLD: Why I Own It When It Lags The Market

QYLD sells covered calls against stocks in the Nasdaq 100. Utilizing covered calls is a strategy best suited for neutral--not trending--markets. We think that the fund should be used tactically by investors looking to achieve a specific outcome as part of a broader portfolio strategy.

QYLD: Why This Covered Call ETF Isn't Paying Off

Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call & Growth ETF

QYLG invests in Nasdaq-100 components and sells covered calls on 50% of its holding. The fund's strategy is extremely similar to 50% QQQ plus 50% QYLD, but there are some differences.

QYLG Or QQQ + QYLD: Which Is A Better Investment?

The world seeks complexity, but simplicity often trumps complexity. For my investment goals, I have made the choice to focus mainly on CEFs and ETFs, carefully weighing their merits and drawbacks.

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QYLD offers passive income investors an eye-popping dividend yield. The ETF writes covered calls to generate option income.

QYLD: Avoid This Risky 13.6% Yielding ETF

Since its inception in June of 2013, shares of XYLD are basically flat while generating 71.36% of its initial share price in dividends. Since 2021, XYLD has outperformed QYLD and RYLD by generating a larger total ROI and having a larger forward yield based on the TTM distributions.

XYLD Yields 11.14% While Outperforming RYLD And QYLD Since 2021

QYLD has established a track record of more than 9 years for paying monthly distributions. QYLD continues to disprove the bear case about larger volatility as shares are keeping pace with SPY and QQQ in the short term.

QYLD Has Provided 12%+ Yields Throughout Market Uncertainty

The Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD) has the right amount of volatility to generate income from the fund's covered call strategy without being an overly risky investment. This fund has solid core holdings, the Global X ETF investors shouldn't be concerned about capital preservation.

QYLD: The Right Fund For Investors Looking For Inflation-Adjusted Returns

Rising interest rates are driving strong demand for high yield funds. Both JEPI and QYLD are benefiting from this trend thanks to their sky-high yields.

Better High Yield ETF Buy: JEPI Vs. QYLD

The tech sector could actually benefit from the recent massive drop in Treasury yields through its long-duration nature. Nasdaq 100 implied volatility has surged above 30% in the last few days and now could be an ideal time to sell premium.

QYLD: Take Advantage Of The Volatility Spike (Rating Upgrade)

Diversification is a term widely used when it comes to investing in the stock market. It means spreading your investment across different sectors and industries to minimize volatility's impact.

Diversify Your Income with These 2 High-Yielding Dividend ETFs

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As in Led Zeppelin's famous song, for me, investments in high-dividend securities represent a kind of stairway to heaven. Indeed, their steady flow of money relieves psychological pressure during times of market uncertainty and helps me experience them with greater peace of mind.

My Income Portfolio: A Stairway To Heaven

QYLD beat QQQ by 20 percentage points last year as volatility ran high and equity prices sank. This year has been a different story, and while there is a near-term opportunity for QYLD to win out to QQQ, the latter has broken its downtrend.

QYLD: Tame Volatility Means Small Buy-Write Premium

QYLD has generated an average of $2.36 per share of annual income through its monthly dividend over the previous 9 years. If you're an income investor, then QYLD could be an interesting investment as its high yield isn't predicated on dividend harvesting and has established a 109-month track record.

QYLD: This 12.68% Yielding ETF Is An Income Dream

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NUSI and QYLD are Nasdaq 100 ETFs enhanced with options. Their option strategies are different.

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