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@aincomeinvestor In their current state, $CEPI more stable and you were able to withdraw more during this time frame.
$BLOX may outperform if we keep going up but $CEPI is a nice stabilizer on the flip side.
Dropped the ball on this one, should have closed when $MSFT started to drop under $400
Yesterday 3/19 I rolled this spread 5 days out to 3/25:
Rolled the $390 to $385 for +$35
Rolled the $385 to $380 for $-85
If $MSFT closes above $385 I'll net $132 or +$50 for this campaign which is 50% of my original trade credit.
If I get tested again come next week I will attempt to roll again
Breakdown:
Rolled STO 1× $390 PUT @ 5.35 → 2.82 +$253.00
Rolled to STO 1× $385 PUT @ 3.17
Rolled BTO 1× $385 PUT @ 4.35 → 1.00 -$335.00
Rolled to BTO 1× $380 PUT @ 1.85
Update:
$IBIT compared to:
$BLOX $ISBG $YBTC $BTCI $ISSB
Results over the last 2 months:
$YBTC comes out ahead for lowest drop in principal including distributions reinvested.
$YBTC also comes out on top had you invested at any time in the last 41 days vs the group
$10,000 into $QQQI since inception with all dividends routed into $TQQQ each month would have bought you 81 shares.
Those $TQQQ shares would have increased by 21.3%
$QQQI gained 2.4% on principal
$QQQI, $GPIQ, $KQQQ, $JEPQ
$JEPQ Is decent and all but I prefer the higher yield from $QQQI and slightly better growth from $GPIQ. Of which I own both.
$KQQQ is the most volatile of the bunch, would be interesting to buy when it dips below the others.
#dividends#highyield
I've been thinking of putting 25-50% cash into $STRC and using a healthy amount of margin to buy higher yielding funds. Reinvest $STRC payments, do what you will with the payouts from the highyielders ($BTCI, $BLOX, etc). $STRC would provide good stability to limit risk of margin call