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Global X NASDAQ-100 Covered Call ETF

QYLD

Market cap $8.08B

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Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 53.3%

Neutral 46.7%

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Finally, a Covered-Call ETF That Doesn't Kill Your Upside? Here's the Catch

Most covered-call ETFs sell the same trade in different packaging. You get monthly income; you give up upside when the market runs.

Finally, a Covered-Call ETF That Doesn't Kill Your Upside? Here's the Catch

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Why QYLD's 11% Yield Quietly Erodes Your Wealth Every Month

If you bought Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF (NASDAQ:QYLD) for the fat monthly checks, congratulations.

Why QYLD's 11% Yield Quietly Erodes Your Wealth Every Month

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4 Nasdaq Income ETFs to Buy in 2026: Why GPIQ's 0.29% Fee Changes Everything

The Nasdaq-100 income ETF category has grown crowded fast, and expense ratios now vary by nearly a full percentage point between the cheapest and priciest options.

4 Nasdaq Income ETFs to Buy in 2026: Why GPIQ's 0.29% Fee Changes Everything

My Ultimate Low-Stress Reliable Retirement Income Portfolio

Maintaining adequate diversification is extremely important. However, unless you have simplifying anchors for a portfolio, it can be very easy to lose proper diversification. I share a portfolio strategy - along with specific picks - that can deliver a diversification, low-stress portfolio that generates very attractive income and dividend growth.

My Ultimate Low-Stress Reliable Retirement Income Portfolio

Market Brief: SPCX -6% On Index Day - Wall St Shouts Buy, Your Pension Fund Is Forced In

Wall St 19 analysts issued near-unanimous buy ratings, with targets as high as $800. Nasdaq even cut its 90-day index rule to 15 days, seemingly tailor-made for SPCX.

Market Brief: SPCX -6% On Index Day - Wall St Shouts Buy, Your Pension Fund Is Forced In

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QYLD's $10,000 Problem: How a Covered-Call ETF Left Investors With a Fraction of Nasdaq Gains

Over the past decade, an investor who put $10,000 into QYLD walked away with a fraction of what a plain Nasdaq-100 index holder pocketed.

QYLD's $10,000 Problem: How a Covered-Call ETF Left Investors With a Fraction of Nasdaq Gains

9%+ Monthly Yields: 2 Covered Call Funds To Buy And 2 To Avoid

Covered call ETFs have surged in popularity, despite delivering significant underperformance to investors. However, there are some of these funds that might be worth buying depending on your circumstances. Others, however, I fail to see a scenario in which they would ever be worth buying.

9%+ Monthly Yields: 2 Covered Call Funds To Buy And 2 To Avoid

Two Underrated 9%+ Yielders Just Became Harder To Ignore

At this market stage, risk-reward dynamics are unfavorable for new risk exposure. This means that growth-biased equities and aggressive credit risk positions might not be the areas where to put prudent capital. In this article, I share two 9%+ monthly-yield picks that have become quite attractive in the current market setting.

Two Underrated 9%+ Yielders Just Became Harder To Ignore

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QYLD's 12 Percent Yield Has Quietly Eroded NAV by 35 Percent Over a Decade While the Nasdaq Tripled

If you bought Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF (NASDAQ:QYLD) a decade ago for the headline yield, the monthly checks have arrived on schedule.

QYLD's 12 Percent Yield Has Quietly Eroded NAV by 35 Percent Over a Decade While the Nasdaq Tripled

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QYLD's 12% Yield Looks Generous, But Its 10 Year Total Return Tells a Harder Story

The Global X NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF (NASDAQ:QYLD) advertises a trailing distribution yield around 12%, which is roughly ten times what the broad market pays.

QYLD's 12% Yield Looks Generous, But Its 10 Year Total Return Tells a Harder Story

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