Gx Nasdaq-100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD)

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Day's Range $15.63 - $16.00

52-Week Range $15.63 - $23.09

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10 ETF Dividends in Serious Danger

By Contrarian Outlook May 5, 2017

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can be an easy way to diversify your dividends, but caution and information are still required...

Buy These Covered Call ETFs to Sidestep Market Volatility

By David Fabian, FMD Capital Management Feb 29, 2016

Consider these two covered call ETFs to collect income and minimize downside while the market is buy finding its footing.

Ultra-Dividend ETFs: If Income Is Your King, QYLD Is Your Queen

From Talk Markets Dec 20, 2021

Some investors are no longer interested in capital appreciation and are focused only on income. This is intended for them.

5 Best Long-Term Dividend Stocks To Buy Now

From Talk Markets Sep 23, 2021

Monday's 2% plunge in stocks reminded investors that choppy waters are ahead. But owning the best dividend stocks can offer stability when things get bumpy.

Options-Based ETFs Have Multiplied. Everything You Need to Know.

From Barron's Sep 3, 2021

With stocks high and bonds very low, many investors need the combination of downside protection and income generation options can provide. The problem: Many of these products are complex and pricey.

Options-Based ETFs Have Multiplied. Investors Need to Know What They Can Do—and What They Can’t.

From Barron's Sep 3, 2021

With stocks high and bonds very low, many investors need the combination of downside protection and income generation options can provide. The problem: Many of these products are complex and pricey.

ETF Battles: JEPI Vs. QYLD Vs. NUSI Vs. RYLD - Which Income ETF Do You Buy?

From Talk Markets Jul 6, 2021

Each ETF is judged against the other in key categories like cost, exposure strategy, performance, yield, and a mystery category.

This ETF Has A 10.5% Dividend Yield

From Benzinga Jun 21, 2021

Despite inflation and rising interest rates, investors who are seeking income don’t have many good choices. The yield of a 10-year US Treasury Bond is only about 1.5% and...