WebThe covered call options are for 12/19 this Fri. Advertisement Coins. 0 coins. Premium Powerups . Explore ... Reddit iOS Reddit Android Reddit Premium About Reddit Advertise Blog Careers Press. ... SCHD December dividend $0.7034 payable 12/12/2024 per Fidelity. WebSCHD on the other hand is up 59% in the last 5 years and has like a 3.5% div yield. I am personally have both in my portfolio but I am 2 to 1 JEPI to SCHD. Mainly because JEPI is monthly and SCHD is quarterly. I have been meaning to calculate it all out but my toilet bowl math says JEPI will grow faster. Short term and long term.
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WebIt’s correct, if the covered call stock rises above the strike price, you can move the goal post by rolling the call. Buy it back then sell a call later at a higher price and collect more premium. With covered calls time is your friend as 80% of options expire worthless and become more worthless the closer to the date. WebAny slightly riskier suggestions? I always see SCHD and JEPI but I am young and don't mine taking a bit more risk. Preferably something that I can still hold longer term but with some room for growth as well. Welcome to r/dividends ! If you are new to the world of dividend investing and are seeking advice, brokerage information, recommendations ... entp and religion
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WebQYLD is ATM covered call (index-based). Extra premiums are rolled into the index NUSI is collared option strategy (index-based). NUSI write OTM covered calls and only go as far as possible to cover the cost of the put and the dividend, it doesn't have any extra premium JEPI is ELN DIVO is selective stock-based covered calls and not index-based WebSeems like reddit is pumping schd non stop.. suspicious! Reply ... Recommending OP to sell covered calls to collect premium is very different than telling them to yolo the 100k into weekly calls/puts. Selling covered calls is a great way to earn extra money, especially when you do it with ETFs and not individual stocks. ... WebAbsolutely not. SCHD will destroy JEPI in the long run. That's all but guaranteed. Stick with SCHD and you'll be glad that you did. The problem with JEPI and a lot of these covered call/quality+derivative ETFs is that, very simply, we DONT have a whole lot of long-term data on them. We have backtests. dr helai hesham