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Does that make sense?

I'm thinking about the $ASWM (-6,31 %) in addition to $WINC (-2,11 %) as a cash flow machine.

What do you think about this?

Thank you very much.

6 Commentaires

Chris@Psychedelic_Sunflower

If you need the cash flow to cover your living expenses: maybe.
If you want to burn through money and give it away: Absolutely.
If you want to build wealth over the long term: Under no circumstances.

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Stulle 🥪@Stullen-Portfolio

Ouch, ouch, hard-earned money. 😜
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Best regards,
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Epi@Epi

Do CC ETFs Make Sense?
A high-risk, trend-based product. The issuers don’t even provide long-term backtests for these strategies. It’s all about siphoning off client funds. If things go well for a while, then comes a crash, no recovery, and disappointment.

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SanSebastian@WarrenamBuffet

I have it too, and I'm very happy with it. Those who are being so pessimistic here should take a closer look at the ETF. Not every CC ETF is the same.

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CatFlow 😼.@CatFlow

@WarrenamBuffet Could you maybe explain in more detail why you're so convinced? Thanks :)

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SanSebastian@WarrenamBuffet

22H

@CatFlow Monthly Distributions: By using covered calls (writing call options on approximately 50% of the portfolio), the fund generates additional income, thereby enabling a very high monthly distribution yield (projected at approximately 19–22%)

Exposure to price appreciation: Unlike pure covered-call ETFs, which hedge the entire portfolio with options, approximately half of the portfolio remains unhedged here to retain significant upside potential during price rallies in the crypto sector.

Indirect crypto exposure without a wallet: Investment in an actively managed crypto-stock portfolio (25 leading U.S. crypto stocks, mining, trading, custody, and blockchain infrastructure) via a traditional, regulated UCITS ETF.

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