QYLD's covered call strategy delivers consistent double-digit yields but caps upside potential, limiting capital appreciation and rebound ability in bullish markets. Despite reliable monthly distribut...

Investors are closing the books on another eventful year — marked by record highs for the major stock market indices, record action in Treasury yields and record assets and flows into ETFs. 2024 was a...

For investors seeking momentum, Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF QYLD is probably on the radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and has moved up 17% from its 52-week low of $15.91 per share.

The JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium ETF (JEPQ) and Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD) funds offer some of the biggest yields in the United States. JEPQ yields 9.30%, while the QYLD yields 11.46%, much ...

Funds that generate high yields from mega-cap AI powerhouses are a very attractive portfolio diversification instrument for income investors. QQQI and QYLD are two such funds. We compare them side-by-...

The 2025 Wall Street outlook is marked by contrasting views. While investment house Stifel expects a bearish year due to economic and inflationary pressures, others remain optimistic.

Diversified portfolios with high yields often compromise on capital, leading to NAV degradation, as seen with QYLD's persistent price decline and poor performance. The longest running study on covered...

After two years of annual gains topping 20% for the S&P 500, Wall Street experts anticipate a moderate performance in 2025.

The JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF is recommended as a buy, offering upside potential amid increased volatility and strong recent performance. JEPQ generates income by selling options and i...

Closed-end funds are special income vehicles, with many positive aspects and just as many weaknesses that take time to be properly understood and evaluated. I discovered their existence about ten year...

High yield covered call funds like QYLD appeal to retirees with lower required savings and promising dividends to cover living expenses. But, QYLD's 12% yield looks unreliable for retirement due to in...

Are you a yield hound?  It's becoming more challenging to find quality investments with high yields.

QYLD tends to outperform in an market environment where volatility levels are elevated. The growth outlook remains weak and political uncertainty remains, fear levels should stay elevated. This income...

In this article, I explore the potential path on how one could achieve $10,000 of annual portfolio income in just a 5-year period by accumulating a capital base from zero. I provide a sample portfolio...

My portfolio includes CEFs, ETFs, a few BDCs and an ETN, for whose selection I have developed over the years a criterion based mainly on NAV performance. In this article, however, I decided to focus o...

Covered Call ETFs like QYLD, FEPI, QQQI, and QDTE offer high yields by selling call options on Nasdaq 100 stocks, appealing to income-focused investors. FEPI, launched in October 2023, owns shares of ...

Typically, retirement income-seeking portfolios are about accessing high and defensive yields that are also subject to decent growth. There could be justified instances when income growth becomes less...

QYLD ETF writes ATM call options on the Nasdaq 100 Index to generate high distribution yields. However, its strategy is flawed and underperforms over the long run. Compared to QYLD, QQQI's flexible ma...