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3Sem.·

What do you think?

What do you guys think of these ETFs? I'm going to invest 200€ in them tomorrow. The dividend is huge. $CHPY (-0,77 %)

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi
3Sem.
I’d like to be a know-it-all for a moment 😇 Stop talking about dividends when it comes to covered call ETFs. These are distributions on just about anything that can be called income—option premiums and swap income, among other things, are the main sources. These payments aren’t an indicator of the quality of genuine corporate earnings and, at such high levels, can actually erode equity. This is an options product, not an income product. You can buy these shares, but you should keep a close eye on them and pull the plug in time.
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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant
3Sem.
@Dividendenopi You’re right, of course. They’re not dividends—they’re distributions. If these were really earnings from ongoing, regular operations, such high distribution percentages could probably only be achieved through drug and arms trafficking, protection rackets, or prostitution 😅.
All of this is generated through options. At least, that’s how it’s sold… but you never know… maybe it really does come from drug and arms trafficking after all. 🧨💥😉
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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi
3Sem.
@NichtRelevant I don't really want to know, as long as the money keeps coming in... 🤫🤭😇 Joking aside, dividends often give the impression of potential underlying value and, perhaps, the sustainability of the investment. Dividend-paying stocks are a nice tool—especially for income-oriented investors—for generating regular, often monthly, cash flow, and it’s a good idea to include them as part of a diversified portfolio. I do it myself, too. But it’s not for a long-term savings plan or even a “buy and hold forever” strategy. Dividends always sound so harmless in this context, but we’re actually dealing with a very risky investment product here.
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AI sagt@GoDividend
3Sem.
A highly concentrated sector bet using CC. That wouldn't be for me—in my case, it doesn't represent a further step toward diversification.

And I took a quick look at your positions and think that, in your case, it could introduce more risk to your portfolio, make it less diversified, and, last but not least, result in performance costs.
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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant
3Sem.
@aktienliebe77 already posted a brief comment about this article today. But I also find ETFextrem quite interesting. There are various English-language videos about this ETF on YouTube.
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stock_sleuth_lmtmj@stock_sleuth_lmtmj
3Sem.
@NichtRelevant I think it would be a good addition to my portfolio since I invest with a focus on growth and dividends. However, I wouldn't make it a core holding right away.
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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant
3Sem.
@stock_sleuth_lmtmj Absolutely. As a component—it's too risky as a core investment.
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Cut@Aktienliebe77
3Sem.
@NichtRelevant This just goes to show me again that my post was a waste of time 🫣
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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant
3Sem.
@Aktienliebe77 No, that wasn't for nothing. I think that was the very first post on GQ about that report. I find the ETF really, really exciting—but I wouldn't add it to my portfolio with a 60% weighting right now and build it up as a core holding.
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AI sagt@GoDividend
3Sem.
@Aktienliebe77 You've got to give it a try 😅 and don't just give up after the third post. Keep posting whenever there's something interesting 👊
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Caynify@Caynify
3Sem.
Wow, 200 euros!!
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Nuqqx@Nuqqx
3Sem.
@Caynify But you know that €200 can be a small amount for a 60k portfolio, but quite a lot for a 2k portfolio...
Everyone started small at some point.
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