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Welcome...Part 3

...in contrast to the $JEGP (-1.24%) in my opinion, runs much more quietly without a larger CC and, although not monthly, brings in even more on a quarterly basis.

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I have that one too. It's a good one. 👍
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Noiseless, because sideways since 1 1/2? And 0.77% costs are not exactly cheap either 👻
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@felipeestupendo is recovering, however, and thus offers an even higher return, irrespective of the already higher dividend 🤫
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But you also jump on every bandwagon. Back and forth. But it's your business. Not that you'll push him off again tomorrow 🤣
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@ScorpionfromBW Well, back and forth is relative in this case... even if not every horse is a winner, the added value was reinvested profitably and even if I leave the pitch with a draw, the added value remains....

...better actively managed than passively chasing 😉
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Unfortunately not true. The ETF does indeed use CC (index call options). Futures are also used.
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@Yield-Ahead...can, but does not have to, be a completely different strategy than a pure CC.
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I think in the end you will decide in favor of the $TDIV...
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How does the ETF pay a 10% dividend without CCs if it contains low dividend companies like NVIDIA or Apple?
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@Fred999 You're absolutely right, what it says at the top of the introductory text is wrong. It uses CC.
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@Yield-Ahead but not alone, is not based on it, is recovering, albeit slowly, from April and continues to pay out stably 🤫 ..have edited the introductory sentence again 😉
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I also have the $WINC - in combination with the $TDIV. I don't think the JEGP is wrong either, but I think it's suffering a lot because of the dollar and that will change again in the long term.
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@NichtRelevant What I like about $WINC is that it is not based purely on CC.

Unfortunately, $JEGP continues to go downhill even without the dollar, and the payouts can't keep up in the long term...
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