YMAX: The “ALL in ONE” Yieldmax ETF | 40%+ Yield with Outstanding Total Returns!

Summary

El script del video presenta una guía detallada sobre ETFs de rendimiento máximo (yield Max ETFs), destacando su popularidad en el mercado de acciones de EE. UU. y su estrategia de escritura de llamadas cubiertas semanales para generar altos rendimientos. Se enfoca en el ETF YMAX, que agrupa una amplia variedad de estos ETFs individuales, ofreciendo diversificación instantánea y una rentabilidad promedio del 40%. Además, destaca su rendimiento superior en comparación con otros ETFs de alto rendimiento y su capacidad de ofrecer exposición indirecta a criptomonedas, lo que lo convierte en una opción atractiva para inversionistas orientados a la rentabilidad.

Takeaways

• 😀 El canal es una fuente principal para inversionistas orientados a la renta.
• 📈 Los ETFs Yield Max son muy populares y están orientados a generar altos rendimientos mediante la escritura de opciones cubiertas semanales.
• 🤑 El ETF YX, con el símbolo 'ymax', es un fondo que agrupa la mayoría de los ETFs Yield Max, ofreciendo diversificación instantánea.
• 💼 El gestor de estrategias de opciones para los ETFs Yield Max es Zega, y su CEO es Jay Pell.
• 📊 El 'ymax' tiene una tarifa de gestión de 1.28%, compuesta por las tarifas de los ETFs individuales y la de 'ymax'.
• 🔄 El 'ymax' se rebaliza para mantener una estrategia de pesos iguales entre los ETFs Yield Max que contiene.
• 🚫 No todos los productos Yield Max se agregarán a 'ymax', excluyendo los inversos y los fondos de fondos.
• 📈 El 'ymax' tiene un rendimiento promedio superior al del mercado, superando incluso al S&P 500 y al NASDAQ 100 en el corto plazo.
• 💼 Las razones para considerar 'ymax' incluyen su conveniencia, selección cuidadosa de acciones, diversificación instantánea, exposición a criptomonedas y altos rendimientos.
• 🌐 El 'ymax' ofrece una forma indirecta de obtener exposición a Bitcoin a través de ETFs como YBIT y la inclusión de compañías como Coinbase y MicroStrategy.
• 📊 El 'ymax' ofrece un rendimiento de más del 40%, aunque este puede fluctuar mensualmente según la distribución de los ETFs que lo componen.

Q & A

¿Qué son los ETFs de rendimiento máximo (Yield Max ETFs) y cómo funcionan?

Los Yield Max ETFs son fondos de inversión orientados a generar ingresos, listados en el mercado de valores de EE. UU., que escriben llamadas cubiertas semanales sobre acciones individuales para generar rendimientos altos. Estos ETFs son muy populares por su capacidad para generar altos rendimientos a través de esta estrategia.

¿Cuál fue el primer ETF de rendimiento máximo y cuál es su símbolo en la bolsa?

El primer ETF de rendimiento máximo fue el ETF de Tesla, con el símbolo 'tesle' en la bolsa.

¿Qué es el ETF YX y cómo se relaciona con los demás ETFs de rendimiento máximo?

El ETF YX, también conocido como Yield Max Universe Fund of Option Income ETF, es un ETF que sostiene la mayoría de los otros ETFs de rendimiento máximo, ofreciendo una solución integral y diversificada para los inversores interesados en rendimientos de ingresos.

¿Cuál es la tarifa de gestión del ETF YX y cómo se compara con la de otros ETFs de rendimiento máximo?

El ETF YX tiene una tarifa de gestión del 0.29%, y al ser un ETF que sostiene otros ETFs de rendimiento máximo, que tienen tarifas de gestión del 0.99%, el costo total de la inversión en YX sería el de 0.99% más 0.29%, lo que resulta en un 1.28%.

¿Cómo se seleccionan las acciones para los ETFs de rendimiento máximo y cuál es el proceso detrás de la selección?

Las acciones para los ETFs de rendimiento máximo son seleccionadas cuidadosamente, asegurándose de que las opciones son líquidas y que las acciones tienen cierta volatilidad, lo que hace que la estrategia de llamadas cubiertas sea adecuada para ellas.

¿Qué excepciones hay en cuanto a los ETFs que se incluyen en el ETF YX?

Los ETFs que no se incluirán en el ETF YX son aquellos que son inversos o que realizan una estrategia de selección de acciones basada en la volatilidad, así como los ETFs que ya contienen agrupaciones de otras acciones, como el Magnificent 7.

¿Qué sucede con los nuevos ETFs de rendimiento máximo que se lanzan y cómo se relacionan con el ETF YX?

Cuando se lanzan nuevos ETFs de rendimiento máximo, eventualmente se añaden al ETF YX, lo que aumenta su diversificación, excepto para los ETFs inversos y los que ya están en el ETF YX.

¿Cuál es el rendimiento promedio que se puede esperar de un ETF como YX y cómo se compara con otros ETFs de rendimiento máximo?

El rendimiento promedio que se puede esperar de YX es la media del rendimiento de los otros ETFs que contiene, lo que puede fluctuar debido a la volatilidad de las acciones individuales. Actualmente, YX tiene un rendimiento de más del 40%.

¿Cómo ha sido el rendimiento del ETF YX en comparación con otras ETFs de ingresos populares y con los índices del mercado?

Aunque el ETF YX ha estado en el mercado por poco más de 6 meses, ha demostrado un rendimiento superior en comparación con otras ETFs de ingresos populares y ha superado incluso a los índices S&P 500 y NASDAQ 100.

¿Cuáles son las cinco razones principales por las que se debería considerar la inversión en el ETF YX según el script?

Las cinco razones son: 1) Es muy conveniente y ofrece una solución de diversificación en un solo lugar. 2) Las acciones son cuidadosamente seleccionadas para la estrategia de llamadas cubiertas. 3) Ofrece instantánea y creciente diversificación. 4) Incluye una exposición indirecta a criptomonedas, principalmente Bitcoin. 5) Ofrece un alto rendimiento de ingresos, con un rendimiento actual de más del 40%.

¿Qué tipo de inversor se beneficiaría más de invertir en el ETF YX según el script?

El ETF YX es ideal para inversores orientados a ingresos que busquen una diversificación instantánea y una fuente de ingresos alto y estable, sin necesidad de seleccionar individualmente las acciones o ETFs.

Outlines

00:00

😀 Introducción a los ETFs Yield Max

El video comienza con una bienvenida a un canal dedicado a la inversión orientada a la renta. Se menciona que los ETFs Yield Max son muy populares entre los inversores de renta, quienes buscan obtener ingresos a través de la escritura de llamativas cubiertas semanales en sus acciones. Se destaca la existencia de más de 20 ETFs de este tipo, incluyendo el primero en lanzarse, el ETF de Tesla (tesle). Además, se introduce el ETF YX (YMAX), que es una opción de 'todo en uno' que contiene la mayoría de los ETFs Yield Max, ofreciendo una diversificación instantánea y una alta tasa de rendimiento.

05:02

📈 Análisis del ETF YMAX y sus perspectivas

Se profundiza en el análisis del ETF YMAX, destacando su estrategia de opciones de renta y su composición, que incluye la mayoría de los otros ETFs Yield Max. Se menciona que el ETF tiene una tarifa de gestión del 1,28%, que es la suma de las tarifas de los ETFs individuales y la tarifa del YMAX. Además, se habla de la posibilidad de futuras adhesiones a YMAX, como el ETF de oro GDXY y el ETF de Bitcoin YBIT, excluyendo los ETFs inversos y los 'fund of funds'. Se destaca la tendencia a la subida en las distribuciones mensuales y cómo YMAX ofrece una rentabilidad superior al 40%, con una diversificación que incluye tecnología, salud, finanzas y más.

10:02

🚀 Rendimiento y ventajas del ETF YMAX

Se presenta el rendimiento del ETF YMAX en comparación con otros ETFs de renta de alto rendimiento, mostrando que YMAX ha superado a sus competidores, incluso a indices como el S&P 500 y el NASDAQ 100. Se discuten las razones por las que YMAX es atractivo para los inversores de renta, incluyendo su conveniencia como solución 'todo en uno', la selección cuidadosa de las acciones para cubiertas, la diversificación instantánea, la exposición a criptomonedas a través de ETFs y acciones individuales, y la alta rentabilidad ofrecida. Se enfatiza la estabilidad del precio de YMAX y cómo ha mantenido un rendimiento sólido desde su lanzamiento.

15:03

🌟 Consideraciones finales sobre YMAX para los inversores

Se ofrecen cinco razones para considerar YMAX como una opción de inversión rentable. Se resalta la comodidad de una solución 'todo en uno', la selección estratégica de las acciones para operar con estrategias de cubiertas, la diversificación que incluye sectores de tecnología, salud, finanzas y más, la exposición a Bitcoin a través de ETFs y acciones de empresas, y la rentabilidad alta que ofrece. Se menciona que YMAX es ideal para aquellos que buscan una fuente de ingresos estable y diversificada, y se invita a la audiencia a revisar más contenido sobre YMAX y estrategias de renta en los videos adicionales proporcionados por el canal.

Keywords

💡Yield Max ETFs

Yield Max ETFs son fondos para la renta que utilizan la estrategia de escritura de opciones cubiertas semanalmente sobre acciones individuales para generar altos rendimientos. En el video, se menciona que son muy populares y que el primer ETF de este tipo fue el de Tesla, con el símbolo 'tesle'. Representan el tema central del video, que es la inversión orientada a la renta.

💡Covered Calls

Las 'covered calls' son opciones vendidas por un ETF que posee las acciones correspondientes, lo que permite generar ingresos adicionales. En el script, se indica que los Yield Max ETFs escriben 'covered calls' semanales para generar altos rendimientos, lo cual es una práctica clave en la estrategia de estos ETFs.

💡YX (Yield Max Universe Fund of Option Income ETF)

El 'YX' es el símbolo de un ETF que se describe como un 'all-in-one yield Max ETF', es decir, un fondo que agrupa la mayoría de los otros Yield Max ETFs. Se menciona en el video como una opción para aquellos inversores que no desean elegir las acciones individuales, proporcionando diversificación instantánea.

💡Management Fee

La 'management fee' es la tarifa que se cobra por la gestión del fondo. En el caso del YX, se menciona que tiene una tarifa de gestión del 0.29%, además de la tarifa de 0.99% de los ETFs que contiene, totalizando un 1.28%. Esta cuota es parte integral de la rentabilidad y costos asociados con la inversión en el ETF.

💡Equal Weight Strategy

La 'equal weight strategy' es una técnica de inversión donde las posiciones se equilibran para tener el mismo peso en el portafolio. En el video, se explica que el YX intenta mantener una estrategia de peso igualitario entre los diferentes Yield Max ETFs que contiene, aunque las fluctuaciones en el valor pueden afectar esta equidad.

💡Diversification

La 'diversificación' se refiere a la práctica de distribuir inversiones en diferentes activos para reducir el riesgo. El video resalta cómo el YX ofrece diversificación instantánea al incluir una amplia gama de ETFs de Yield Max, lo que permite a los inversores acceder a múltiples sectores y estrategias de renta.

💡Crypto Exposure

La 'exposición a crypto' implica tener una inversión indirecta en criptomonedas. El video menciona que el YX ofrece cierta exposición a Bitcoin a través de ETFs que lo incluyen en sus carteras, así como a través de empresas que tienen una estrategia de inversión en Bitcoin.

💡Yield

El 'rendimiento' se refiere a la ganancia o ingresos que se obtienen de una inversión. En el script, se discute cómo el YX tiene un rendimiento alto, mencionando que actualmente supera el 40%, basado en la media del rendimiento de los ETFs que contiene.

💡Performance

El 'rendimiento' también puede referirse a cómo ha desempeñado un activo financiero en el tiempo. Aunque el video señala que el YX solo ha estado en el mercado por aproximadamente seis meses, se muestra impresionado por su desempeño en comparación con otros ETFs de alta renta y con los índices del mercado.

💡Income Investor

Un 'inversor rentista' es alguien que busca obtener ingresos regulares de sus inversiones, en lugar de un aumento en valor de las mismas. El video está dirigido a estos inversores y presenta el YX como una opción atractiva debido a su alto rendimiento y diversificación.

Highlights

Introduction to Yield Max ETFs, which are income-oriented ETFs listed on the US Stock Market.

Explanation of how Yield Max ETFs generate high yields through writing covered calls on single stocks.

Introduction of the YX ETF, a fund of option income ETFs that consolidates many Yield Max ETFs.

Personal endorsement of the YX ETF by the speaker, who owns it and plans to discuss its strategy and benefits.

Description of the YX ETF's management fee and its total fee structure compared to other Yield Max ETFs.

Explanation of the holdings within the YX ETF, which includes other Yield Max ETFs on an equal-weighted basis.

Clarification on which Yield Max ETFs are included in YX, excluding inverse and fund of fund options.

Confirmation that new Yield Max ETFs will be added to YX over time, enhancing its diversification.

Potential future additions to YX, such as ETFs focused on companies like Airbnb, Adobe, and Bitcoin.

Performance comparison of YX against other high-yield covered call ETFs and major indices like S&P 500.

Discussion on the average yield expected from YX based on the yields of its constituent ETFs.

Highlight of YX's current yield, which is over 40% based on the last distribution.

Reasons to consider YX ETF for income investors, including convenience, stock selection, and diversification.

Mention of crypto exposure in YX, offering indirect access to Bitcoin for those uncomfortable with direct investment.

Emphasis on the high income potential of YX, with a stable stock price compared to individual Yield Max ETFs.

Final recommendation of YX ETF as an excellent income-oriented product for diversified investment.

Transcripts

hey everyone welcome back to the channel

your number one source for income

oriented investing and if you're an

income investor like myself there's

probably zero chance that you haven't

heard of the very popular yield Max ETFs

right these are ETFs income oriented

ETFs listed on the US Stock Market and

there are many single stock ETFs the

first one that they came out with was

Tesla uh the stock symbol for that one

is tesle of course so these are very

very popular ETFs and what they do is

they write covered calls typically

weekly covered calls on those single

stocks they have a bunch of them over 20

of them now to generate really really

high yields this is why they're very

very popular uh and the thing is is that

some PE some investors might not want to

choose the individual single stocks

single stock ETFs so what they did is

that in January uh about 6 months ago

mid January they came out with the ETF

called YX that is the stock symbol it is

the yield Max Universe fund of option in

income ETF so you could kind of consider

it an all-in-one yield Max ETF where

this is an ETF that holds many if not

most of their all the yield Max ETFs

right the single stock name ETF so in

this video I want to do a deep dive uh

in this ETF I really really like this

one this is the one I own personally so

we'll take a look at ymax the strategy

what's inside of it and then I will give

you my top five reasons why I think you

should strongly suggest this ETF if you

are an income oriented investor let's

get to

it all right everyone I am on the yield

Max etf's homepage here everyone if you

scroll down you will see all the yield

Max ETFs that are currently out of

course you have Tesla you have Oar you

have the Apple One etc etc etc with

their um annual distribution rates based

on the latest distribution so if you

scroll down you know they got a bunch of

them so if you scroll down you would you

will actually see the ymax ETF right

here everyone so this ETF if you just

click on that on ymax here is the ymax

homepage or the yaax page so it's very

simple guys this is literally called the

ymax universe fund of option income ETFs

for a reason so what they will do with

this one this will be an ETF that holds

most of the other yield Max ETF so if

you scroll

down uh we could we could see the

management fee so that this one does

have a management fee of 29 basis points

all the yield Max ETFs pretty much have

their own management fee of 99 basis

points so the total M or the total uh

fee for this one will simply be 99 plus

99 basis points plus 29 basis points

which which makes

1.28% me right so it's going actually

it's growing very rapidly it's already

it's just under 200 million so it's very

simple concept to understand guys if we

look at what's inside of it the Holdings

it will be literally the other other

yield Max ETFs uh most of them we'll

talk about that in a second on an equal

weighted basis right so you will have

all of them here you will have the

weightings the percentages of course

they're not going to be extremely

perfect in terms of the percentages

being equal weighted because you know if

if one of them goes Higher One of Them

goes lower but it is rebalanced to make

it an equal weight strategy so

essentially guys when you invest in yaax

you are investing in pretty much almost

all of the single stock ETF one so it

there's a lot of lot of benefits to that

right you have instant diversification

I'll talk about the benefits a little

bit later I just want to go um through

the list here and see what's actually in

ymax so far so ymax like I discussed

with Jay pelli who is uh you the CEO of

zega who actually manages the option

strategies for all this ETFs confirmed

to me that ymax will pretty much have

all the yield ETFs inside of them except

the other fun the fun ones so things

like ym right that hold the Magnificent

7 while the Magnificent 7 are already in

yaax so yaax will not have for example

yag inside of it it will also not have

ulti uh this one here which is uh

another strategy where they're just

they're they're picking and choosing

stocks that have a lot of volatility so

that one is not going to be added in

there and also they started coming out

with short uh versions right or inverse

version so for example here's the Tesla

one C rsh so this is basically kind of

does the opposite strategy of Tesla so

Tesla they're writing covered calls this

one is the inverse right so it this one

will appreciate if Tesla goes down so I

did confirm that the short ones or the

inverse ones will not be added to ymax

so those are the exceptions I just

wanted to let you know that not all the

yield Max products will be added to ymax

it's just going to be the basic the more

basic covered call one so

uh let's take a look at you know if you

open the perspectus for any one of the

single stock ones uh you will get this

here basically and I just want to uh let

you know and show you this because yield

Max ETFs they're going to keep coming

out with more and more of these not only

single stock but also ETF style uh

covered call ETF so these will actually

be added to ymax

eventually uh once they do come out uh

right so for example uh you know oark

um the O Arc one here which is Kathy

Woods Arc ETF this one is already in

yaax and they also recently came out

with their second ETF one GDX Y which is

a gold miner so GDX y I could confirm

will be added to ymax um ybit which is

the Bitcoin one that will be added to

ymax eventually so all the new ones that

come out guys they eventually get added

to ymax excluding the uh you know the

fund of fund ones and the inverse ones

like we discussed so I wanted to show

you this because if you open the

perspectus of any one of them you could

actually see which uh yield Max single

stock ETFs and uh yeah and N ETF style

one single stock n ETF style might come

out in the future so this is the

perspectiv which means they filed for

all these stocks now it doesn't mean

they're all going to be all going to

come out in terms of products but it

could give us an idea of what kind of

stocks could be coming or what kind of

new yield Max ETFs could be coming which

when if they do come out will be added

to yaax you have Airbnb guys you have

Adobe everyone knows what Airbnb is

Adobe very big very popular Tech stock

you have ba which is Boeing which is

some great diversification uh when it

does come out if it does come out rather

you have bi iib I actually had to look

up look this one up it's Biogen so this

is another uh Healthcare pharmaceutical

company that they filed for you have

brick share halfway everyone knows what

that is and by the way the ones

highlighted are the ones that are not

out and are have a possibility of coming

out later on the ones that are UNH

highlighted means they're already out uh

in terms of yield Max ETFs you have

Intel here Inc that's Intel you have

Nike you have Oracle another technology

company Roku

snowflake uh which is a cloud computing

uh company you have TGT which is Target

that's some great diversification right

some consumer in there you have ZM which

is zoom Communications and in terms of

the ETFs that they filed for for uh

obviously Oar and the gold miners one is

out but they also fil for three other

ones not sure if they're going to come

out but you have the kweb one and we

know that um kweb is basically an ETF

managed by uh crane shares which is an

index that holds uh Chinese technology

companies uh you have TLT which is

long-term government bonds now these

ones might not come out because uh there

already some cover to call products that

have come out on these so I'm not sure

if they're going to do that but you also

have xbi and xbi is the spider S&P it's

a biotech ETF so this one has a lot of

it's an index fund an index ETF that has

a bunch of pharmaceutical bio

biotechnology companies so I'm just

giving you an idea of what could be

coming out in terms of yield Max

products which means if they do they

will be added to the yaax uh ETF which

in my opinion is a good thing because

it's just getting more and more

Diversified right so in ter terms of

yield guys the yield um basically what

you could expect for yaax is it's going

to be the average yield of the ETFs

inside of it right because obviously you

know some of the ETFs will have much

higher yield because the stocks are much

more volatile right the tesle one you

see here the latest deal based on the

last distribution almost

55% um the Facebook is over 50% Amazon

is over 50% but you have less volatile

stocks also like apple you see here that

the uh yield is about just under

23% right you have extremely high yield

ones because like coinbase because the

stocks are extremely volatile um there's

also the um micro strategy one as well

right so that one is also going to be

very very high yield but you have lower

yield ones because the stocks are less

volatile like JP Morgan like Exxon

Mobile so basically yaax is going to be

every month's distribution you could

expect an average

of the yield of the other one of the

ETFs inside of it right so here are the

last four distributions 53 cents 56

6373 so definitely trending in an up

Direction which is great so yaax

currently has based on the last

Distribution on the current stock price

which is about $20 guys a yield of over

40% so yes it won't have as much yield

as some of the single stock ones but

still over 40% yield guys with

diversification really instant

diversification this is really really

one to consider in my opinion if you're

an income investor if you like investing

in Diversified funds right you don't

want to pick and choose the individual

stocks this is a phenomenal phenomenal

ETF uh to consider in my opinion what

about in terms of performance let's

check out some of the performance of

ymax what ymax has done just a couple of

disclaimers here uh I don't know how

accurate this tool is I'm doing it on

the Dividend Channel here and ymax has

only been out for for a little under 6

months so yes we can't really gauge its

performance long term but you know 6

months approximately it it gives us an

idea on its performance compared to

other popular high yield covered call

ETFs for example so let's just take a

look at yaax versus the most gnome

covered call ETF jeppy and if we do a

comparison uh starting obviously we're

starting with the date that yaax came

out you see that ymax here is definitely

outperforming uh jet by quite a bit here

if we actually do uh the performance

against Jeet Q which is the uh brother

or sister of je it's the NASDAQ based on

the NASDAQ index instead of the S&P 500

yaax is still outperforming that which

is very impressive if we do another very

very popular income oriented ETF very

unique one esval uh it's actually

outperforming as fall as well if we

start at the same date that ymax came

out with and and what was even more

surprising guys is that yaax is actually

currently beating the actual S&P 500

it's beating the Spy here and I believe

it's even beating the NASDAQ 100 as well

so which is the cues so in terms of

performance guys and again disclaimer

this is only you know a short amount of

time but I have to say I'm extremely

impressed extremely impressed and I you

know my personal opinion I think this is

really because of the great

diversification and there's also a

little bit of crypto and Bitcoin

exposure in ymax which could have helped

it as well but still very very

impressive performance so let me give

you now a couple of reasons why I feel

you should definitely consider ymax in

your uh if you're an income investor so

here are five reasons everyone why I

really like the ymax ETF and I think you

should definitely consider it if you're

an income investor reason number one the

it's very convenient right there's no

need to pick and choose the individual

yield Max ETFs I'm not saying there's

anything wrong with doing that but if

you just want a diversified One-Stop

shop solution obviously yaax is very

very convenient right um reason number

two the stocks and I talked about this

with Jay in previous Q&A videos the

stocks that they actually choose to uh

you know come out with in ter you know

whether it's Tesla or Amazon or micro

strategy these are very carefully

selected beforehand um knowing that

they're going to be doing covered calls

on them right so they make sure the

options chains are big and there the

options are liquid there's some

volatility to the stock so uh you know

these ETFs are not just being chosen

willy-nilly they're actually choosing

them uh because they you know they're

strategically in a good place or uh

makes sense to do the covered cost

strategy on them so that's also really

really good thing number three is the

instant diversification you're going to

get with ymax right obviously you're

going to get a lot of great stocks in

there you're going to be Diversified

between different sectors there's a lot

of technology stocks in there but

there's also things like Exxon Mobile

and Disney right and JP Morgan and

there's even the gold miners now there's

a little bit of Bitcoin as well so you

the you have instant diversification

Allin one ETF and it's a growing

diversification because if they come out

with more and more ETFs like Adobe and

Airbnb and Target those will eventually

all get added in yaax so you'll get

growing diversification I absolutely

love that Reon number four is that you

actually have some crypto exposure

mostly Bitcoin exposure so if ever

you're someone who you know doesn't feel

comfortable in investing in Bitcoin or

crypto directly this is a nice indirect

way where you could get some exposure

because not only is there now the or it

will be the Bitcoin ETF in there part of

ymax but there's also coinbase in there

there's also micro strategy which some

think is really a Bitcoin Play There's

even block right block announced that

every month they're going to be buying

some Bitcoin with some of their profits

so you have nice way to get some uh

exposure to bitcoin without going all in

on it so I think that's really fantastic

and number five of course is really

really high income right a nice 40% plus

yield right now of course it could

fluctuate every month with every

distribution because it's the average of

all the yield uh the yield Max ETFs in

there but you have very very high income

very high yield and a more stable stock

price than getting the individual yield

Max ETFs right obviously the more

Diversified fund is the more stable its

stock price is going to be and the proof

is in the pudding if you look at the

yaax ETF it's very you know stayed very

stable near the $20 range which is

fantastic so I feel these are really the

top uh five reasons why you should

definitely consider my ymax I think it's

uh in my opinion one of the best yield

Max products that's the one I own

personally I put some in my dad's

retirement account as well it's a

fantastic income oriented product

Diversified I mean it has everything

it's a really a dream come true for

income investors so guys uh in case you

missed it I do have many videos

including a latest one uh where I do a

Q&A with j p Chelli and we talk about

ymax and we talk about yield Max in

general so make sure to check out that

video if you're interested I'll put the

links uh in the video description below

and I hope this was useful for you and

see you next time