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And if you think nothing is possible...

... comes with a little cash flow to "compensate". However, the dollar exchange rate also spoils the fun. 🤷‍♂️ But still better than nothing

11.04
Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF logo
Received x1000 Dividends at $0.162
$162.24
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You'll be surprised when the $162 is suddenly only worth €100 and 30% tax is then deducted from it. 😳
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@Epi What kind of topic have I started? 🤣
As long as everything has turned around when you retire (for whatever reason), that's fine with me in the meantime
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@GoDividend Nah nah, I've been dealing with this topic here for a while. The last time was in fall 2024, when the USD was also on the verge of breaking down. That has now apparently worked.

Interesting: most people are only really interested in the topic when it's already too late. 😅
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Everything worse for me with CHF
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@J4nh44g The only thing that helps is a vacation abroad. 😁
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@J4nh44g don't say it🥲
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What is your experience with the CC ETF? How long have you been invested in it?
I also got in with a small position and want to expand to increase the cash flow 😃 Looking forward to answers
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@CenkAltun I've been in since the beginning of last year with additional purchases, the buy-in is/was around €15. Everything is going smoothly, payments have been made on time so far, and before the correction I even had a nice share price performance on top. At the moment, taking into account the payments, the total return is slightly negative. The picture is likely to deteriorate further in view of further dollar losses on the one hand and an expected possible further correction of the US markets in the course of the year. I am (still) holding, I would not expand
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@Dividendenopi Thanks for the insight. What do you think about the future? Is it all sustainable or not? I just want to build up a cash flow position alongside the FTSE All world. I also had the Global Equity premium income from JPM in mind
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@CenkAltun As I have already written above, in my view an entry here at the moment and in the near future should be treated with caution. The JPM ETF you mentioned also has 63% US. From this point of view, they are all potential cash burners
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