Vlad the Investor

Planning to retire with Options & Dividend ETFs 💰
Sharing real trades & results 📊
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@Mikiee_20 Let's connect

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Anybody remember those YieldMax ETFs? 😂

$YMAG, $YMAX, $ULTY, $MSTY… the “massive yield” era was something else.

A year later, the total return chart tells a pretty interesting story.

Who’s still holding any of them?

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@mbluesguitar Are you planning to buy $TMGN?

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@RetireonDividen I'm doing the same, have 700 shares

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@FindleysFinance 10k a month in dividends

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@StockMKTNewz $TDAQ

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@dividendology It does outperform $QQQI

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@dividendology $TDAQ is my new favorite

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The wheel strategy in 4 lines:

Sell a put on a stock you'd happily own
Get assigned? Now you own it cheaper
Sell covered calls on it
Get called away? Start over

You get paid at every step.

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@KresoOptions $20k on 300k in a month is ~6.7%. curious what the red months look like though

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@JoshTradeOption same. after a week like this I'd rather sell puts on whatever's red than chase

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@darkminer 1,345 contracts is wild. how do you even track cost basis after all the assignments?

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$OVL is leading the pack 👀

1-year total return with dividends:
$OVL: +22.02%
$SPY: +18.48%
$XDTE: +17.35%
$SPYI: +16.64%
$JEPI: +8.55%
This is exactly why I like comparing total return, not just yield.