The Dividend Wheel Strategy Explained
Summary
TLDREn este video, el presentador explica su estrategia de 'Rueda de Dividendos', una técnica para obtener ingresos semanales a través de dividendos, utilizando su portafolio en Robin Hood. Muestra cómo gestiona ETFs y opciones para maximizar sus rendimientos, obteniendo un 99,86% de retorno anual. Detalla el proceso de reinvertir dividendos en ETFs de alto rendimiento y destaca el uso de ETFs de dividendos semanales para diversificar y aumentar su portafolio. Además, comparte su experiencia con operaciones de opciones en acciones como Marathon Digital, obteniendo ganancias significativas.
Takeaways
- 😀 El estrategia de la rueda de dividendos se utiliza para construir y diversificar una cartera de dividendos semanales.
- 💼 La cartera de Robin Hood es utilizada para probar diferentes estrategias de inversión, incluyendo ETFs, opciones y criptomonedas.
- 📉 Aunque la cartera muestra una caída del 35% en algún momento, el rendimiento mensual y anual es positivo, destacando la importancia de la perspectiva a largo plazo.
- 📈 La estrategia de la rueda de dividendos implica reinvertir dividendos en diferentes fondos para maximizar el rendimiento y la diversificación.
- 💰 Los ETFs de rendimiento máximo y los ETFs de dividendos semanales son claves en la estrategia, permitiendo pagos de dividendos regulares y oportunidades de reinvestimiento.
- 🔄 El creador de la estrategia prefiere no utilizar el sistema de drenaje directo (DRIp) para evitar la acumulación de una sola acción y en su lugar, diversifica sus inversiones.
- 🤑 Se menciona un rendimiento total del 99.86% en un año, lo que indica la efectividad de la estrategia de la rueda de dividendos en un entorno de tasas de interés altas.
- 📊 Se destaca la importancia de la selección cuidadosa de las inversiones basándose en las fechas de declaración de dividendos y el historial de distribución.
- 📈 La inversión en ETFs como QDTE y ULTR proporciona exposición nocturna al mercado y pagos de dividendos semanales, lo que es ideal para la estrategia.
- 💡 El video también cubre estrategias de opciones, como la venta de llamadas cubiertas y la realización de ganancias a través de la venta de opciones溢价.
- 🔄 Se resalta la flexibilidad de la estrategia de la rueda de dividendos, permitiendo adaptarse a los movimientos del mercado y reinvertir de manera efectiva.
Q & A
¿Qué estrategia se explica en el video?
-El video explica la estrategia de la 'Rueda de Dividendos', una técnica para invertir en el mercado de valores y obtener dividendos semanales.
¿Cuál es el propósito de la 'Rueda de Dividendos' mencionada en el video?
-El propósito de la 'Rueda de Dividendos' es construir y aumentar posiciones en un portafolio a través de la inversión en dividendos, permitiendo obtener ingresos semanales y diversificar inversiones.
¿En qué plataforma se realiza la estrategia de la 'Rueda de Dividendos' mencionada en el video?
-La estrategia se realiza en la plataforma Robinhood, aunque también se menciona el uso de M1 Finance para reinvertir automáticamente.
¿Cuánto dinero tiene el portafolio mencionado en el video y qué tipo de rendimiento ha tenido recientemente?
-El portafolio mencionado tiene más de 41,000 dólares y ha experimentado una caída del 35% en una semana, pero un aumento del 2% en ese mismo periodo, con un rendimiento mensual del 2.83% y anual del 99.86%.
¿Qué son los ETFs y cómo se relacionan con la estrategia de la 'Rueda de Dividendos'?
-Los ETFs, o Fondos de inversión indexados, son fondos que se comportan como un solo activo, usualmente una acción, y son una parte integral de la estrategia de la 'Rueda de Dividendos', ya que permiten la inversión en una variedad de activos y la obtención de dividendos.
¿Por qué el presentador decidió vender sus ETFs de Defiance y Yield Max?
-El presentador decidió vender sus ETFs de Defiance y Yield Max debido a que no le gustaba la erosión del valor neto (NAV), a pesar de que el rendimiento total era positivo.
¿Qué es una 'Drip' y cómo se relaciona con la estrategia de la 'Rueda de Dividendos'?
-Una 'Drip' es el proceso de reinvertir dividendos en la misma empresa o fondo, aumentando la cantidad de acciones. En la 'Rueda de Dividendos', el presentador elige no utilizar la 'Drip', sino reinvertir los dividendos en diferentes ETFs para diversificar sus inversiones.
¿Qué es una 'Covered Call' y cómo se relaciona con la estrategia de la 'Rueda de Dividendos'?
-Una 'Covered Call' es una estrategia de opciones en la que se vende una opción de compra (call) cubierta, lo que significa que se posee la cantidad de acciones correspondiente a la opción. Esto se relaciona con la estrategia de la 'Rueda de Dividendos' ya que genera ingresos adicionales a través de primas de opciones.
¿Cuáles son los ETFs que el presentador mantiene en su portafolio para obtener dividendos semanales?
-Los ETFs que el presentador mantiene para obtener dividendos semanales son YMAX, ULTI, QDTE y QDT.
¿Cómo el presentador utiliza las ganancias de las operaciones de opciones en su portafolio?
-El presentador utiliza las ganancias de las operaciones de opciones, como las 'Covered Calls' y las 'Cash Secured Puts', para comprar más acciones de ETFs que considera promisorios, como QDTE, aumentando así su posición en ellos.
¿Qué es la 'Rueda de Dividendos' y cómo se aplica en el portafolio del presentador?
-La 'Rueda de Dividendos' es una estrategia de inversión que implica reinvertir dividendos en diferentes ETFs para maximizar los ingresos y la diversificación. El presentador aplica esta estrategia recibiendo dividendos de ciertos ETFs y reinvertiéndolos en otros que pagan dividendos semanales o tienen una próxima fecha de pago de dividendos.
Outlines
🤑 Estrategia de la Rueda de Dividendos en la Cartera
El video comienza con una introducción a la 'Estrategia de la Rueda de Dividendos', una táctica utilizada por el presentador para generar ingresos semanales a través de dividendos. Se menciona que el Robin Hood portfolio es donde se aplica esta estrategia, permitiendo operar con ETFs, opciones y criptomonedas. A pesar de una caída del 35%, se destaca un rendimiento mensual del 2% y un aumento del 2.83% en el último mes. El presentador compara los rendimientos de los ETFs de llamadas cubiertas con el mercado en general y sugiere que podrían tener un mejor desempeño en caso de una corrección del mercado. Además, se resalta un rendimiento anualizado del 99.86%, superando los rendimientos de una cuenta de ahorros con un rendimiento del 4.5% a 5% anual.
📈 Aplicación de la Estrategia de la Rueda de Dividendos
En este párrafo, se profundiza en la estrategia de la rueda de dividendos, explicando cómo se mantiene una posición en ETFs que pagan dividendos semanales y cómo se reinvestirán esos dividendos. Se mencionan ETFs específicos como 'yield Max single stock ETFs', 'tesley pypy' y 'Coney pypy', y se discute la posibilidad de vender estas posiciones antes de los próximos pagos de dividendos si el valor de las acciones continúa bajando. Se describe cómo se utiliza el dinero de los dividendos para comprar más acciones de ETFs que pagan en medio del mes, como 'yaax' y 'ulti', y se muestra cómo se maneja el dinero recibido de las distribuciones para seguir invirtiendo en la estrategia de la rueda de dividendos.
💼 Estrategia de Dividendos y Opciones en la Cartera
Este párrafo cubre la combinación de la estrategia de la rueda de dividendos con el trading de opciones. Se discuten ETFs que pagan dividendos semanales, como 'qdt' y 'xdt', y cómo se aprovecha la exposición nocturna al mercado para generar ingresos. Se menciona la adquisición de nuevas acciones de 'qdt' y 'xdt' con el dinero de las distribuciones, y cómo se planifica la inversión en 'fee' para capturar más dividendos. Además, se comparte la experiencia del presentador con el trading de opciones, destacando la estrategia de 'covered calls' en acciones como 'Mara' y 'Marathon digital', y cómo ha generado ingresos adicionales a través de estas operaciones.
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Keywords
💡Dividend Wheel Strategy
💡Robin Hood Portfolio
💡Yield Max ETFs
💡Covered Calls
💡Single Stock ETFs
💡Reinvestment
💡Diversification
💡Distribution
💡Options Premium
💡M1 Finance Portfolio
Highlights
Introduction to the dividend wheel strategy for building and managing a portfolio with weekly dividend payments.
The speaker's Robin Hood portfolio, which is used for testing different strategies, including dividend high-yielding investing.
Performance update on the portfolio, showing a 2.83% increase in the past month and a 99.86% increase over the past year.
Explanation of the dividend wheel strategy, including the use of yield Max single stock ETFs.
The decision to sell out of Defiance ETFs due to NAV erosion concerns, despite a 10% total return.
The process of reinvesting dividends from single stock ETFs into other funds like YAAX and ULTI.
Maintaining share positions in YAAX and ULTI every month and the strategy's impact on portfolio diversity.
The use of weekly dividend ETFs for the dividend wheel strategy and their benefits for market exposure.
Investment in QDTE and the strategy of reinvesting dividends to capture more distributions.
The speaker's approach to the dividend reinvestment plan (DRIP) versus the dividend wheel strategy.
The current positions in the portfolio with JeetQ and Jeppy, and their role in providing additional distribution payments.
The covered call strategy applied to the portfolio, with examples of premium received from options trades.
Performance of covered calls on Marathon Digital, highlighting the significant premium received from options trades.
The speaker's personal preference for managing options trades independently, as opposed to relying on ETF strategies.
A call to action for viewers to share their thoughts on the dividend wheel strategy and to subscribe for more content.
Transcripts
how's it going everyone welcome back to
the entrepreneur investor and in today's
video I'm going to be showing you guys
how I do the dividend wheel strategy in
my portfolio I get paid every single
week from my dividends and I build up
each and every position in my portfolio
by doing this dividend wheel strategy so
if you guys like the dividend wheel
strategy be sure to leave a like on this
video And subscribe to the channel we're
on our way to 10,000 subscribers and I
can't wait to hit it with you guys all
right so this is my Robin Hood portfolio
where I do the dividend wheel strategy I
also have an M1 Finance portfolio that
reinvests on its own but for this
portfolio specifically I like to trade
in and out of ETFs as well as do options
trade crypto so it's my fun portfolio we
have over
$41,000 in here and I get to test
different strategies with dividend High
yielding investing and show it to you
guys on the YouTube channel so as you
can see today we're down about. 35% not
a big deal in the past week I'm up 2%
which is great I like to look at you
know A month's performance can't really
look at day-to-day or you drive yourself
nuts in the past month I'm up
2.83% usually covered call ETF
portfolios as well as covered calls
themselves will underperform the overall
markets if it is in a bull run we'll see
what happens if the market does decide
to take a turn and go into a correction
or a bare Market over the next year or
two because usually covered calls then
outperform over that time frame so we'll
see what happens with the portfolio in
that sort of event but then in the past
3 months you know pretty solid returns
for a high yielding ETF portfolio up
5.65% and then year to date up
5.94% and then over the past year up
99.86% not fantastic returns but still
up 99.87% so if I toss this money into a
bank account that was yielding about 4.5
to 5% annualized yield you know I'm
basically double that which is great so
far and that's how I've been looking at
it with this High interest rate
environment so far so let's take a look
at some of my positions and explain to
you guys really what the dividend wheel
strategy is a basic overview of what the
dividend wheel strategy is and how I use
it in my portfolio so we do have some
yield Max single stock ETFs and usually
these pay towards the beginning of the
month I used to have some of the
Defiance ETFs which paid earlier on than
the yield Max ETFs on sun months I
decided to sell out of those ETFs
because I didn't like that nav erosion
even though the total return was still
positive with those ETFs I made about a
10% Total return with iwm JY and qqy I
decided to sell out of them maybe
capture some more upside with some of
these other ETFs that I'll show in this
video today basically my first big
payers for the month are the single
stock ETFs such as tesley pypy and Coney
pypy and Coney have really been going
down lately so we'll see what happens
within the next month or two I might
even you know sell out of these ones
before the next payment but we'll see I
am just holding on to them right now my
average cost for pypy is about
$19.19 and you can see currently the
share price is605 so this one has gone
down but of course the underlying stock
has gone down as well and we've seen dip
in the share price because of the latest
distribution Coney as well at 2144 it
pays large distributions so that share
price does get subtracted on the X
dividend date but we'll see how Coney
does if coinbase the company itself and
cryptocurrency does start to Rally
higher it's really had trouble breaking
through the all-time highs you know
cryptocurrency in general so if it does
break through that all-time high I think
Coney will go back up to that $25 $30
range but we will see like I was saying
first I get a nice big payment from
single stack ETFs by yield Max I toss
all of that money into yaax and ulti
which pay in the middle of the month I'm
not selling these positions I'm
maintaining my amount of shares every
single month and adding to the position
so a you people ask me in the comments
down below is it even worth selling out
of the position after you receive the
dividend that's not one of I'm doing I'm
just taking the actual distribution so
say I receive $250 from tesley in the
month of June I'll take that 250 and
throw it into ymax so now my yaax
position is at 372 shares we'll go into
here I just received the distribution
from yaax and this was my highest ever
at
$271 56 so I had that money in my buying
power and I'll show you guys what I
bought with it as well and then let's
quickly go into ulti here maintaining my
position of ulti at 100 shares currently
you can see share price has gone down
with this position but my total return
is about positive with this ETF which is
great to see my most recent distribution
was
$113 37 so with that few hundred in the
portfolio I did actually add to my qdt
position one of my previous videos was
showing you guys if the weekly dividend
ETFs have been a good investment for
your portfolio and so far what we've
seen is yes my total return with qdt I'm
up 7% and these are newer ETFs X DTE as
well I was up around 42% Total return
including those dividends that I'm
receiving every single week what I like
about these two ETFs is that they
capture that overnight exposure to the
markets so say the Market opens up 1%
higher usually the share price of these
two ETFs will be up 1% for that day and
then they sell their zero day to
expiration covered call on their long
call and create income for their
investors and it gets paid out every
single week what I did with my yaax and
ulti distribution that I received I also
had some other buying power for from
some options trades so we'll go into
here I bought up QD to East and I almost
have $3,500 in here You' see on price
return I'm up 91% and it's creeping up
in the portfolio diversity which I like
because I want some core Holdings in my
portfolio so I put
$74.95 today in qte 16 shares at 4631 I
even averaged up my position you can see
I'm getting dividends every single week
from this ETF so why did I do this well
since these ones pay on the weekly basis
it's obviously great for the dividend
wheel strategy cuz I get to pick and
choose when I want to invest in them
usually after yaax and ulti I'll put
that money into Fey right away but I
looked at the Declaration dates for
these ETFs and distribution history here
you could see this is qte on the website
declaration date was the 18th of June
which is today when I'm recording this
video so I qualify for this newer
dividend here at 29 and that gets paid
out on the 21st which is Friday I'm
getting paid on Friday and if we do 29
times my 74 shares I get about $21 in
addition distribution from qdt I'll use
the money from qdt and xdt that I
receive on Friday and I'm going to place
that money into fee so obviously a
smaller investment into fee for the
month of June but if we scroll down you
could see declaration date is on the
24th so that's next week so I'm able to
capture more in distributions than I
would have if I just you know tossed
that money straight into fee that's how
I look at it I go with the nearest
distribution and then I'm going to
reinvest the dividends I get with fee
back into maybe a yield Max single stock
ETF or back into qdt so I'm just
continuing this cycle of the dividend
wheel strategy and it really has worked
in my portfolio some people ask you know
is it better to turn on drip versus
doing this dividend wheel strategy
that's personally up to you in your
portfolio because do you want a large
position of tesle just keeps dripping
every single month so if I continued to
drip my tesle position I'd be well over
600 shares maybe even up to 1,000 shares
since I've owned it for so long I wanted
to pull my money out of tesle and put it
into yaax you know eventually I can
easily turn on drip for yaax and have
this position at over 5 600 shares but
I'm going to continue this strategy
because I'm diversifying my funds from
the single stock ETFs into more
Diversified funds as well as
Distributing this money into you know
the weekly dividend payers and building
up my fepp position cuz my fepp position
isn't that large but I only added
distribution money into fee this $2,500
here is just straight distributions that
I've received so I'm fine with this
position size I definitely want to get
Fey up to 100 shares at one point no
problem but that's just going to take
some time and when I see opportunity is
best for fee over the long term cuz some
of the underlying Holdings that fee does
have have really run up in the past year
so we'll see how well that ETF does you
know in this sort of Market correction
that's basically the dividend wheel
strategy the two ETFs that I do have
drip on in this portfolio are Jeet q and
jeppy I have larger positions in my M1
Finance portfolio of these two but I
just like to have them in here because
it provides another distribution payment
for the portfolio like I said I might be
selling out of pypy soon I I am losing a
little bit of money on this position but
over the long term you know I'm sure
that PayPal will perform very well their
new CEO and the share price will
continue to rise over the long term also
I do covered calls in this portfolio
which have been doing well so you can
see rivan has been under pressure but in
the past you know month or two it
actually has risen up quite a bit up
5.75% my average share cost is 1413 and
I have two covered calls on this
position at the $14 strike price so even
if it goes all the way up to my strike
price I'm not losing money and then you
could see in my history here I'm
creating some nice premium here where I
received $35 $5 here and then I received
22 5 18 5 so I'm getting a little bit of
Premium here and there on my position
the volatility has gone down a little
bit for this position and that's why I'm
not receiving that much options premium
from rivian but we'll see what happens
over the long term with my covered call
strategy the covered calls that I'm
really making some nice premium on are
from Mara and this is Marathon digital
so you can see my average share cost is
21 so it's almost 99.8% of my portfolio
over $4,000 invested and I have two $21
calls on this company and I received
about $60 for this week so if we want to
go into the history here you can see
that I started out doing the options
wheel strategy on Marathon digital here
where I sold a $20 put on June 7th and I
received $118 for doing that and then I
did another put at a 2050 strike
expiring on June 7th and I received $105
doing that so you could see that I
received over $200 by doing that then I
did a cash secured put roll I received
another $100 and then I did another cash
secured put roll I received $81 so we're
looking at about $400 here just from
doing cash secured puts I did get
assigned those shares so now I'm selling
covered calls on that position and I
received another $60 so so far on this
position I'm up about
$460 just by doing some options trades
and that's why I like to do it on my own
because these weekly dividend ETFs as
well as these yield Max ETFs they're
kind of doing the same strategy they're
creating options premum and then just
giving it to us as a distribution do it
on my own as well as invest in high
yielding ETFs so let me know what you
guys think of the dividend wheel
strategy just wanted to show you a
little bit in my portfolio as well with
my options but if you guys did enjoy
this video please remember to leave a
like And subscribe to the channel on our
way to 10,000 can't wait to see that
with you guys and I'll see you guys in
the next video thanks for watching
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