High Dividend Yield ETFs-4 Monthly Income

With the advent of the internet.  ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds, have taken over for Stock in the Financial Industry.

In normal Finance, the highest Yield one NORMAL person can expect is 10-15% and that is low risk back securities.

OPTIONS in the stock market have made the exchange of products even more lucrative.

Now they have even more Options with ETFs on Synthetic Calls.

These produce Yields of greater than 15% they do take on more risk.

Such products can be found here:

 Yieldmax

Defiance

Kraneshares

Kurvinvest

Many of these hacve ETFs to common Stocks such as TSLA, MSFT,GOOG,APPL,AMZN... but they use the Synthetic Calls on them.   One can do their own Covered Call Option trading on them but they would have to monitor it themselves to make a profit.  These ETFs are managed for you and produce a monthly dividend.  This is almost like an automatic income producer.


If one invests in 1000 shares of an ETF whose monthly dividends are $.55 they can expect $550 per month return.u

If one invests in 100 shares of an ETF whose monthly dividends are $.86 they can expect $86 per month return.  

If one invests in 10 shares of an ETF whose monthly dividends are $.24 they can expect $2.4 per month return.

Some of the most popular ones at this time are TSLY, CONY, AIYY, QQQY, IWMY, KLIP,SQY
to name a few.

Do your own research and you may find some you like.  


I'm not a financial advisor but would suggest those wanting more than a savings account to learn more about these ETFs. 


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