@Retiredat40HQ I’m heavy into $SCHD and $GPIQ/$GPIX in my income portfolio. Do you aim for ~130% of your needs from your CC % to handle drawdowns? That is what I’m aiming for. Thanks!
I like $KGLD as well. From AI, who explains the strategy well:
KGLD (Kurv): Uses a mix of strategies, not pure covered calls: synthetic long gold exposure (buying calls + selling puts near the same strike), plus a “core position” that’s only partially overwritten with calls, so it tries to stay close to 1:1 with gold’s moves while still harvesting some options premium.
@SCHDETF With this being a decent % of my portfolio, I for one would love some rule about new shares only getting pro-rated dividends for this ETF. I'm sure a long shot, but worth a wish.
@SCHDETF I love dividend growth ($SCHD) for my income floor along with $SGOV and my residential rental income. Consistent and grows is about any market condition.
Then some income ( $GPIX / $GPIQ) and growth funds on top of that for more income and to beat inflation over time.
My goal is to get to 130% of my needs/wants in "dividend" payouts, to handle the prolonged bear markets. Anchored by $SCHD and with some $SGOV, even a prolonged 50% drop in the market, I should be able to keep pulling in 100%+ of needs though that period. Yes, it is conservative, but I got to sleep well at night.
@TopDividendETFs I've honestly wondered about $DIVO. I've opted instead for a mix of $SCHD, $GPIX, $GPIQ. Lower expense ratio, higher total returns and distributions, but a bit higher beta. Still considering.
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I’ve thought about this. $GPIQ / $GPIX charge 0.29% and work out the magic so the dividends can be high ROC, and then eventually taxed as long term capital gains if I don’t sell. So selling my own on the indexes hasn’t made sense as I believe I’d pay ordinary income rates.
Would like your opinion if I’m missing an angle here.