I have a core holding of ETF's

Discussion in 'Stocks' started by TimtheEnchanter, Apr 29, 2022.

  1. For long term. All are covered call ETFs on the broad market indices, QYLD, XYLD, RYLD are the most liquid. I have about 20-percent of my IRA in these and some REIT etf's paying annual 10-precent monthly.
    Other than that when I am bored and hate money I scalp index options with very mixed result. At least not all my money will be up in smoke...
    These ETF's are marginable BTW.
     
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    Me 2;
    cash ETFs, some 2x, 3x inverse mostly, some SH,sds.............. SPXL; Actually i planned on buying UPRO early today but going down to much. Exit on TZA, i planned on buying more TZA but other inverses did so much better i can take a hint.............................................:D:D
     
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  3. Schwab sent me email about some politicos wanting to limit inverse and leveraged etfs - the country is going mad I hope it will never pass. There was a petition and stuff to fill out. Did you hear anything about this?
     
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    Something like that;
    i got a personal message from ALLY bank/brokerage on the extreme risk on commodity based ETFs. I laughed , because i most likely study trends more than they do.
    ALL the time/ when ever i buy any leveraged ETF@ all / SCHW ,ALWAYs makes me read the ''NOT suitable for most investors, :caution: ''; it maybe be a SEC requirement .
    They use a yellow [caution exclamation point on this disclosure/LOl] But good color/caution warning:caution::caution:
     
  5. Nobert

    Nobert

    Some of those REITs are overpriced, beyond, over-priced.
     
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  6. nitrene

    nitrene

    The only REITs paying 10% are the dreaded mREITs like Annaly. These will collapse in times of credit deterioration which is what is happening right now. Since June 2021 it is down 30%. That 13% dividend won't help you.
     
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