HNDL ETF Review | Nasdaq 7HANDL™ Index ETF | 7% Yield | Monthly Pay | HNDL vs NUSI

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2. Love how NUSI has worked for me so far!

   1. @Going Green Mom I was just kidding lol, my wife always gets mad at me because I wait to spend money on anything, like I am waiting for stuff to not be on sale before I buy it lol

   2. @Retire With Less lol….. Mrs. Gw, you need to teach him how to shop. I hate shopping, so I just put it in as I have it, sale or not….. unless I am expecting huge volatility for some reason. Then I will rate a day or 2.

   3. @Going Green Mom

      Can’t teach an old dog new tricks😂😂after 22 years he ain’t changing 😭😭

   4. @KNIVES lol. Well, at least you accept him for who he is! 🤣

   5. @Going Green Mom where and how to buy these NUSI? guide me if you can

3. Great video

   1. Thanks!

4. This is a Frankenstein of a fund – all stitched together from random parts. The only use is for me to feel better about some of my biggest mistakes.

   1. Yeah whoever is managing this, isn’t paying attention much I don’t think.

5. Who needs dividends? Just buy VXX and set for automatic sell when it rises above 20% or sells below 20%. We’re in for a very rocky 2021 I think.

   1. Rollercoaster for sure!

6. Interesting.. had never heard of 7Handl before… learn something new!

   1. Same here!

7. Nice one Gerry! Thanks for sharing

   1. Thanks for watching!

8. Great video. Thanks for the breakdown and analysis on HNDL. Keep up the good work.

   1. Thanks Charlie!

9. Well, you’re consistent. When I presented this to you months ago you looked at it and told me you’d rather put together your own ETF rather than pay that expense ratio. I forgot about NUSI. Does it make sense to have NUSI and QYLD? Thanks, Gerry

   1. Hi Paul, yes you can own both but the more QYLD you hold the more risk you take on and the opposite is true of NUSI, the more NUSI you hold the less risk you take on…So it would be a balancing act off how much downside protection you would like from NUSI. In other words if you held both 50/50 you essentially cut the downside protection of NUSI in half, if that makes any sense at all.

   2. @Retire With Less I knew that you went with ETY because when I asked you why….or if you preferred ETY to QYLD, you said that something to the effect that it’s better than having all your eggs in one basket. So, I guess you’ve identified some legitimate risk with holding QYLD that has made you seek protection as you call it. Maybe I’ll incorporate NUSI into my QYLD account and just plan on holding twice as much NUSI as QYLD? And, I liked the way you explained “Return of Capital”. CEF’s are demonized yet stock touts who write about them (especially Bret Owens from Forbes) say they are the best stock investments going. Jeez, Fidelity doesn’t even review them!

   3. Gotta be careful, a lot of CEFs are overpriced right now. ETY is one of them. I’m just letting it reinvest but not buying any with new money

10. What are your thoughts on this one? BNY Mellon High Yield Beta ETF (BKHY)

    1. I have it on my list to check out still. Thanks!

11. I believe total return swap is very similar to interest rate swaps or hedging against interest rates or devaluation of money

    1. Thanks!

12. Gerry – Glad to see the Wednesday videos back! I also agree that bonds are dead money as well. HNDL’s expense ratio is too much as well. Hope all is well. All the best.

    1. Thanks Dan! I may start a schedule of every other Wednesday along with Saturdays..We’ll see!

13. Which do you suggest for a retiree (76) NUSi, QYLD, JEPI ?

14. Awesome info thanks

    1. Glad it was helpful!

15. Where and how to buy NUSI ? if anyone knows let me know

16. So to buy NUSI, JEPI, QYLD & VTI , which account should I open on fidelity? Is it stocks and shares ISA or Investment Account?

    1. In the UK I’m not familiar with the account types.

17. looking for income great video

    1. Thanks!

18. thanks for recommending NUSI, I’m looking for large dividend ETFs (I want them mostly as passive income generators, so I’m ok if they don’t grow too much as long as they maintain their value relative with the inflation in long term).

19. Actually, u do have to pay taxes on all gains, capital, dividends, distribution etc. I did my returns on these several times. The only difference is in long term or short term gains for all money in your pocket. Period.

    1. You do not have to pay taxes on any distribution classified as Return Of Capital. If you did then a mistake was made and you should look to amend your returns if the amount warrants it. Period. Lol

    2. @Retire With Less yes sir.

20. Hndl It is for a retirement when you’re fixing to retire in the monthly payments stay the same this is who it’s for bonds are good for that

    1. Insanely expensive for what it does.

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