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Note: at -21% YTD, this ETF is underperforming the Nasdaq100 with its -17%.
Is it worth it?
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@Epi You can certainly discuss the ETF. But if I compare it with a current dividend of 13%... yes, the dividend can also be discussed. Cover all only yields around 7%.
But I assume that the stock will go back towards 15/16 euros and then it will be sold off
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@Helleone Hmm, I don't know. 🤔
Even including distributions, the CC ETF performs significantly worse than the original: https://extraetf.com/de/etf-profile/IE00BM8R0J59?tab=chart

Why would you want something like that?
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@Epi Well YTD just ~3% difference. I find the monthly distributions very attractive. You can make a good living from it. Of course, it's not a growth stock.

Since comparison (30.10.2024) the covered calls are doing even better:
iShares NASDAQ 100: -12%
Global X CC NASDAQ 100: -7.5%
JPM CC NASDAQ 100: -8.2%

https://extraetf.com/de/etf-comparison?products=IE00BM8R0J59-etf,IE000U9J8HX9-etf,IE00B53SZB19-etf

Covered calls tend to perform better and better, except in strongly rising markets. The upside is then capped.
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@DISTLOVE Better compare the CC since the beginning of the CC, not since the beginning of a weird active Nasdaq fund.
https://extraetf.com/de/etf-comparison?products=IE00BM8R0J59-etf,IE00B53SZB19-etf
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@Epi Yes, in strongly rising markets a CC stinks because of the upside limit.
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@DISTLOVE... and in falling markets it offers no advantage over the original.

So why should you do this to yourself? 🤔
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@Epi doch, Cashflow.
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@DISTLOVE You can generate your own cash flow through partial sales. 🤔
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@Epi I didn't want to start a fundamental discussion about dividends here. There are pros and cons.
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@DISTLOVE Okay. But without a fundamental discussion, I still only see disadvantages. 🤷
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If you get in now, I think so. I've been in it for a while and well..... clearly there have been price losses since the turmoil. but I think they'll come back up again, so now would actually be a good time to buy more. I've already done the same with another ETF from IE: Global X Superdividend UCITS ETF With the fairly stable monthly distributions, I'm not so interested in "slight" price fluctuations. Of course, the dividends must not eat up the return in the long term, no question.
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