Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF

So the first large sum from my big purchase at the time has arrived.

Question again to @nino99 and @AntonioJavier

Have you really received the dividend for $QYLE (+0,59 %) for November?

If so, I'm really disappointed with TR. The last three times it was credited on payday, this time it's delayed.

$QYLE (+0,59 %) QYLE: Looking at the chart, it has been running pretty hot, which is actually unusual for it in terms of both chart and strategy. Theoretically (!) the curve should always approach 0% in the long term, the distributions come via the premiums and make up the performance.

Wouldn't that be a good indicator to sell the thing on Monday and get back in when the price moves back towards the middle? I now have 5% performance in my portfolio, excluding distributions. Or have I misunderstood something here?

Dividend received in the cash flow custody account in November 💪🏻

A dividend payment will be made in November from $CHCT (+0,56 %) 💰

High Yield Income Portfolio

Disclaimer: I know that this is not an optimal strategy (I also have a real portfolio). I also know that very few people are interested in this type of portfolio, so feel free to skip the post, you won't miss anything.

I started building this HY Income portfolio about three months ago.

The first position was $QYLE (+0,59 %) and now I've gradually added more stocks.

$QYLE (+0,59 %) is pretty much the classic when it comes to covered call ETFs and is in my opinion a must have for every portfolio of this type.

$ACRE (+0,07 %) I have great confidence in the management of Ares and the company is one of the few MREITs that I trust with my money. ACRE's portfolio is currently being restructured to be more defensive.

$GAIN (+0,15 %) Solid monthly dividend payer with some growth. The management seems pretty solid to me.

$OBDC (+0,35 %) Since the company has changed its strategy a bit and is now investing more in equity to increase NAV, it is my favorite BDC.

$STHE (-0,24 %) PIMCO specializes in high yield funds, in my opinion it is especially important in the high field area that you trust the management, which is why I chose this product.

$DIV (+0,36 %) I like the portfolio of royalties and it offers further opportunities for diversification.

$JEGP (+0,61 %) I really like the JP Morgan Covered Call ETF strategy, but will possibly exchange it for $JEPI as soon as it is tradable at TR.

$RITM (+0,61 %) I like the vision of the CEO and the dividend is double covered.

$SEDY (-0,47 %) was recommended to me by a friend.

QYLE is now being saved less, the focus is on the other stocks.

What are your favorite high yield stocks?

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The time has come: JPMorgan launches JEPI and JEPQ in Europe

On October 29, 2014, JPM launched the two extremely popular US funds JEPI and JEPQ in Europe:

JEPI

https://am.jpmorgan.com/de/de/asset-management/adv/products/jpm-us-equity-premium-income-active-ucits-etf-usd-dist-ie000u5mjoz6

JEPQ

https://am.jpmorgan.com/de/de/asset-management/adv/products/jpm-nasdaq-equity-premium-income-active-ucits-etf-usd-dist-ie000u9j8hx9

These are interesting alternatives to $QYLE (+0,59 %) and $XYLP (+0,57 %) in my opinion. Let's see how long it takes for the two funds to become tradable with the usual brokers.

In the meantime, the fund volume of the global variant has $JEGP (+0,61 %) has continued to increase significantly. The fund has now raised more than USD 300 million, and the trend is still rising. There appears to be a great deal of interest in this monthly distributing income ETF with its underlying global low-volatility equity basket.

I went through with it. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. In any case, the monthly income pays my rent