As CDs and 1-year T-bills offer yields between 4% and 5%, high yielding ETFs such as QYLD are more attractive than looking for yield in equities yielding 2-3%. QYLD has paid distributions for 106 cons...

The QYLD ETF owns the stocks within the Nasdaq 100 Index. It generates high current income through selling ATM call options on 100% of the notional of the fund.

This is an update of an earlier article published back in June 2022. The article compared the Global X Russell 2000 Covered Call ETF (RYLD) and Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD).

I had the great fortune to sit down and talk individually to three notable advisors within the investment community about innovations they're seeing within bonds.

QYLD ETF is designed primarily for income investors. It's not suitable as a buy-and-hold vehicle for growth-focused investors. Given the current higher implied volatility environment, QYLD's distribut...

Asset prices have dropped all year, while dividend yields increase. Several ETFs offer strong, double-digit TTM dividend yields to investors.

Global X ETFs, the New York-based provider of exchange traded funds, announced today the launch of the Global X Russell 2000 Covered Call & Growth ETF (RYLG).

In this article, we discuss how we deployed covered call strategies and how it differs from QYLD's income-generating strategies. Our case against QYLD is expecting yield from the Tech sector, structur...

QYLD is now yielding over 16% from its covered call strategy as its fallen to a level below its pandemic lows. QYLD isn't an investment for capital appreciation, but as an income investment, QYLD has ...

QYLD has outperformed its index YTD, due to its strong, fully-covered 13.3% dividend yield. QYLD should underperform once equity markets recover.