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Jul 19, 2026
How Kurv Picks Tech Stocks
The creator discusses the KQQ ETF, highlighting its active management strategy which involves underweighting the Mag 7 and overweighting semiconductors, and active option strategies to outperform the Nasdaq 100. They also touch upon the income distribution range and NAV performance of the fund, and delve into the stock selection criteria for companies that are monopolies in their industries, citing Microsoft, Nvidia, and Google as examples of tech giants with sustained high growth.
Jun 28, 2026
Pimco Prices Falling…Buy More?
The creator discusses three PIMCO fixed income funds (PCN, PTY, PDI) that have seen price drops despite consistent income distributions. The video explains that rising interest rates have devalued the underlying bonds held by these funds, making their fixed yields less attractive. The creator is evaluating whether to buy more or sell these holdings.
May 31, 2026
ADAMH: 9.6% Yield
This video discusses baby bonds, specifically highlighting Adam H (ADMH) with a 9.6% yield. It explains that these bonds are designed for retail investors and tend to stay around their $25 par value, similar to preferred shares.
May 31, 2026
How Did GPIQ Take the Lead (9.4% Yield)?
This video compares two Nasdaq 100 covered call ETFs, GPIQ and QQQI, analyzing why GPIQ has recently outperformed QQQI in total return. The key factors discussed include operating expenses, yield, portfolio composition (specifically holdings in Nvidia, Apple, and Microsoft), and the option strategy employed by each fund.
May 24, 2026
Retiring Without (Risky) High Yield Stocks
The creator discusses retiring sooner by switching from the 4% rule to an income-focused portfolio yielding 8-12%. They highlight Main Street Capital (MAIN) as an income grower with a yield over 8% and a history of dividend growth since before 2008. They also mention SPYI for its consistent distributions and QQQI for its high yield.
May 3, 2026
How to Avoid NAV Erosion
The creator explains Net Asset Value (NAV) erosion, distinguishing between market-driven losses and fund-specific issues. They use Exxon Mobil (XOM) as an example of a passive fund affected by sector-specific market downturns, and Nvidia (NVDA) via an ETF (NVDY) as an example where the fund's structure (covered call) leads to underperformance compared to holding the underlying stock directly, despite high distributions.
Apr 15, 2026
PFFA Preferred Shares: Calm in the Storm
The creator discusses the PFFA preferred stock fund, highlighting its strategy of managing risks like default, interest rate, and call risk to maintain consistent distributions. The discussion touches on the fund's performance relative to competitors like PFF and PFXF, the impact of mandatory preferreds, and the current market environment influenced by geopolitical events and AI sentiment. The conversation also delves into the fund's structure, tax efficiency, and the manager's operational approach.
Apr 15, 2026
18 Years of Rising Dividends: Buy the Dip?
The creator discusses Main Street Capital (MAIN), a Business Development Company (BDC), highlighting its consistent dividend history and potential for long-term total return. Despite its typically high valuation, the recent market dip presents a potential buying opportunity for investors seeking reliable income and capital appreciation. The creator plans to increase their position if the price-to-NAV ratio approaches 1.5.
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