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The Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF offers a straightforward buy-write strategy, providing high income at the cost of capital gains. QYLD has underperformed the Nasdaq 100 index and newer competi...

Since my last writings, the changes in implied volatility are more in favor of SPYI than QYLD. However, I see more important factors that can counterbalance this and thus like QYLD better. In my consi...

QYLD and other Global X covered call ETFs offer high yields without relying on obscure companies, making them attractive, especially for those cautious about current market valuations. QYLD and QQCC's...

Morgan Stanley, Barclays and Macquarie expect only one Fed rate cut this year while Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo expect two, indicating higher rate environment this year.

Rates are likely to remain at the higher levels. High-yield ETFs should fare better in the near term.

The recent flash crash in U.S. tech and AI stocks was triggered by DeepSeek's cost-efficient AI model, challenging the dominance of companies like NVIDIA. Despite market volatility, maintaining a bala...

Trump, by taking the Office, has created an elevated uncertainty in the system, which is supportive for a heightened volatility. The DeepSeek in combination with rich multiples across the AI firm boar...

Low-volatility, dividend growth stocks offer long-term outperformance and a favorable risk profile, despite lower yields during bull markets. Dividend growth portfolios can significantly increase yiel...

Dividend investing has a lot going for it. However, most dividend ETFs and dividend portfolios are missing an important component. This article offers some high-yielding solutions to fill that void.

The usual sweet spot range for high and durable income is 6-8%. Anything above that tends to come with unfavorable financial risk. Yet, by being selective and careful, 8%+ exceptions can be found.