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$QDTE I own a bit in a ROTH IRA as I was feeling this out. This strategy is really only useful for retirement automatically turning QQQ performance into weekly payouts vs selling chunks of stock holdings. Each ex-divi hit to the NAV seems to fail to recover....

QQQ - 1-yr +20% ish
QDTE - 1-yr -18%ish

QDTE payout ~41% payout with a 1% fee...

The only way this makes sense is to DRIP the weekly distribution and grow the distribution, but remember divis are taxable as income.... account for whatever tax bracket you are in and this fund VASTLY underperforms just dropping the money into an index QQQ fund....

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 I own a bit in a ROTH IRA as I was feeling this out. This strategy is really only useful for retirement automatically turning QQQ performance into weekly payouts vs selling chunks of stock holdings. Each ex-divi hit to the NAV seems to fail to recover....

QQQ - 1-yr +20% ish
QDTE - 1-yr -18%ish

QDTE payout ~41% payout with a 1% fee...

The only way this makes sense is to DRIP the weekly distribution and grow the distribution, but remember divis are taxable as income.... account for whatever tax bracket you are in and this fund VASTLY underperforms just dropping the money into an index QQQ fund....

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To further my analysis, https://stockanalysis.com/etf/qdte/

Ytd returns on QDTE, including Divi payouts, is 18.42% (excluding this last divi payout).

YTD on QQQ is over 20%. 

What&#39;s the point of this fund??????

If you don&#39;t reinvest the divis, the NAV just drops by the divi payout amount. So your core holding just loses that much in value...

You&#39;re just washing money and paying a management fee to Roundhill for that privilege.... I&#39;m genuinely confused as to what situation this fund would be useful in....

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Ytd returns on QDTE, including Divi payouts, is 18.42% (excluding this last divi payout).

YTD on QQQ is over 20%. 

What's the point of this fund??????

If you don't reinvest the divis, the NAV just drops by the divi payout amount. So your core holding just loses that much in value...

You're just washing money and paying a management fee to Roundhill for that privilege.... I'm genuinely confused as to what situation this fund would be useful in....

@Drock99901 Sure, over the last year, but what about the last 8+ months? QDTE&#39;s NAV has hovered around $34-36 consistently. We&#39;ve only seen a significant drop with these year end payouts.

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 Sure, over the last year, but what about the last 8+ months? QDTE's NAV has hovered around $34-36 consistently. We've only seen a significant drop with these year end payouts.

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@Mavtek on the 1 month frame, QDTE is moderately out-performing, but again, this is ignoring the management fee charged by RH

 on the 1 month frame, QDTE is moderately out-performing, but again, this is ignoring the management fee charged by RH

@Drock99901 I really don&#39;t think QQQ and QDTE are at all comparable. They&#39;re not intended for the same things. QQQ is a long-term hold and hope index. You hope you&#39;re buying at the right time and selling it at the right time. QDTE won&#39;t experience the same volatility and you don&#39;t have to hold and hope because you&#39;re getting paid weekly. If both funds experience a bear market like QQQ did in 22&#39;, you&#39;ll just have to wait it out. If we have a bear market with QDTE you&#39;ll be getting paid while you wait. I rarely DRIP anything as I prefer to buy the dips spread out through my portfolio with the bit of cash I have in reserves. With QDTE I use roughly 50% of the income for whatever and reinvest the rest. This approach takes the hardest part of investing out of the equation for me. If your plan is to sell the rips and buy the dips, and if you&#39;re like me, selling the rips is the hardest part.

 I really don't think QQQ and QDTE are at all comparable. They're not intended for the same things. QQQ is a long-term hold and hope index. You hope you're buying at the right time and selling it at the right time. QDTE won't experience the same volatility and you don't have to hold and hope because you're getting paid weekly. If both funds experience a bear market like QQQ did in 22', you'll just have to wait it out. If we have a bear market with QDTE you'll be getting paid while you wait. I rarely DRIP anything as I prefer to buy the dips spread out through my portfolio with the bit of cash I have in reserves. With QDTE I use roughly 50% of the income for whatever and reinvest the rest. This approach takes the hardest part of investing out of the equation for me. If your plan is to sell the rips and buy the dips, and if you're like me, selling the rips is the hardest part.

@Drock99901 If you’re going to research and spew analysis on this fund and talk about taxes you should probably at least mention that much of this income is classified as ROC and therefore  not taxable. Last year it was ~71% not taxable. This year will likely be higher

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 If you’re going to research and spew analysis on this fund and talk about taxes you should probably at least mention that much of this income is classified as ROC and therefore  not taxable. Last year it was ~71% not taxable. This year will likely be higher

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@JimmyDT great to know! Appreciate the info. Still trying to learn as much as I can about this instrument.

 great to know! Appreciate the info. Still trying to learn as much as I can about this instrument.

@Drock99901 Otherwise what you shared is mostly true. No need to hold unless you are using the income as an easier way then selling shares of say QQQM for income. In theory this would continue to pay in down market as well as long as their is call option income. It basically takes the timing and work out of a “sell for income” strategy if you are using the income to live. If you just need growth then just invest in QQQM.

 Otherwise what you shared is mostly true. No need to hold unless you are using the income as an easier way then selling shares of say QQQM for income. In theory this would continue to pay in down market as well as long as their is call option income. It basically takes the timing and work out of a “sell for income” strategy if you are using the income to live. If you just need growth then just invest in QQQM.

@JimmyDT I guess that&#39;s where I&#39;m still getting hung up... &quot;getting paid in a bear market...&quot; I&#39;m not really being paid per se. They&#39;re just converting NAV into divis. So this will be down by the same amount of their underlying call holdings (tracking the QQQ) plus their divi distributions....

DRIP it or buy it back manually on dips will increase the shares held, but you&#39;ll still be down on the core holding...

If the payout holds at .20/wk even if this touches $10/share... that isn&#39;t bad. You&#39;ll be buying loads of shares, but at some point they&#39;ll have to either RS or roll the core call holdings to reset the NAV.

I&#39;m curious to see where this will be after it&#39;s distributed more than NAV in divis....

 I guess that's where I'm still getting hung up... "getting paid in a bear market..." I'm not really being paid per se. They're just converting NAV into divis. So this will be down by the same amount of their underlying call holdings (tracking the QQQ) plus their divi distributions....

DRIP it or buy it back manually on dips will increase the shares held, but you'll still be down on the core holding...

If the payout holds at .20/wk even if this touches $10/share... that isn't bad. You'll be buying loads of shares, but at some point they'll have to either RS or roll the core call holdings to reset the NAV.

I'm curious to see where this will be after it's distributed more than NAV in divis....

@Drock99901 Well that is how literally all dividends work essentially no matter what fund you are talking about. I’m really not in the camp that you should drip these, they are income funds, not growth. Maybe to build a position but I just bought what I needed to gain the income boost I was looking for. Have been in the find since 2024 and at times this beats QQQ for total return which TR is really all that matters. After tax total return even more important and these funds are tax efficient with ROC. 

Downside capital losses are protected more so than QQQ but upside is capped as well. The idea in a bear market is as long as there is volatility they still collect premiums on their calls so in theory you still get income during down periods. Comparing this to an income strategy of say selling a portion of your QQQ every quarter for income you might end up selling in down periods or at bad times which hurts your overall sequence of returns.

 Well that is how literally all dividends work essentially no matter what fund you are talking about. I’m really not in the camp that you should drip these, they are income funds, not growth. Maybe to build a position but I just bought what I needed to gain the income boost I was looking for. Have been in the find since 2024 and at times this beats QQQ for total return which TR is really all that matters. After tax total return even more important and these funds are tax efficient with ROC. 

Downside capital losses are protected more so than QQQ but upside is capped as well. The idea in a bear market is as long as there is volatility they still collect premiums on their calls so in theory you still get income during down periods. Comparing this to an income strategy of say selling a portion of your QQQ every quarter for income you might end up selling in down periods or at bad times which hurts your overall sequence of returns.