These covered-call ETFs have an underlying strategy of generating more income. What differentiates them is how much leverage is or isn't used. Doesn't know that for ZWE. He's never seen great returns outside North America and avoids foreign stocks. He prefers the hedge version.
Is the leader in the AI race with its chips. He likes this, except the underlying political situation whether NVDA or another chip company will get effected whenever the rules change. Mitigate risk: only placing a stop loss. He targets $175-180, but it won't be a smoothride.
He's not a commodity expert. PKI has leverage so it's volatile. You must be confident that the underlying commodity will move up. He's never seen anyone make money in this sector. You'd have to constantly watch oil prices to hold this.
This has come down so much that it's an opportunity now. Their numbers will only go up in beauty, driven by influencers. EL is long-established, but has missed the boat on a few things. They are due for a turnaroud.
It holds the Mag 7 with a covered call. It uses more leverage than other covered call ETF, so there's a little more fluctuation. It pays around 10-11% in distributions, and he sees more upside.
NVDA may be the better company, but AMD has more upside. Is volatile, though. When this rallies, perhaps next year, he will divest. Expects this to rise $20-30.
These covered-call ETFs have an underlying strategy of generating more income. What differentiates them is how much leverage is or isn't used. Doesn't know that for ZWE. He's never seen great returns outside North America and avoids foreign stocks. He prefers the hedge version.