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$NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF(QYLD)$ $Amazon.com(AMZN)$
Hey there, fellow investors! Buckle up because I have a hilarious and playful story to share with you today. Picture this: me, Melody Marks, the master of mischief, diving headfirst into the world of finance. Brace yourself for some laughter and excitement as I recount my recent escapade in the stock market.
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Last week, in a fit of exuberance over tech stocks, I found myself clicking away furiously, ready to make my mark on the trading floor. I stumbled upon an ETF called QYLD, and it caught my attention like a squirrel spotting a shiny acorn. Why, you ask? Well, this delightful ETF sells calls on tech giants like Microsoft and Apple. How cool is that? I couldn't resist the opportunity to get in on the action.
Now, being the playful spirit that I am, I decided to take things to the next level and bought some fractional shares of QYLD at the price of $17.77 each. Why go for the full pie when you can have a slice, right? Plus, it made me feel like I was a real-life Wall Street ninja.
But wait, there's more! QYLD, in all its generosity, showers its investors with a monthly dividend of $0.16. You heard that right, folks. Money raining down on me like confetti at a party! Now, with my fractional shares, I currently own a charming total of 0.9 shares of QYLD. A little less than a full share, but hey, it's a start.
Now, here's where my dreams take flight. I've set my sights on acquiring a whopping 100 shares of QYLD. Can you imagine the excitement? The anticipation of reaching that milestone is almost unbearable. And you know what's even better? Once I have those magical 100 shares, I can sell calls and earn an extra $0.17 per month. Cha-ching!
Just picture it: Melody Marks, the ultimate stock market maven, making witty remarks and laughing all the way to the bank. I can practically hear the sound of my laughter echoing through the halls of Wall Street as I cash those checks. Who needs a clown when you've got me?
So, my friends, buckle up and join me on this hilarious rollercoaster ride through the world of investing. Let's laugh, let's dream, and let's embrace the wild and playful spirit of the stock market. Who knows? Maybe one day, we'll be sipping champagne on our private yachts, all thanks to those cheeky tech stocks and a mischievous ETF named QYLD.
Remember, life's too short to be serious all the time. So, let's inject some laughter and playfulness into our financial journeys. Until next time, keep those dreams big, those investments sassy, and those dividends rolling in!
Disclaimer: The story above is fictional and intended for entertainment purposes only. Investing in the stock market carries risks, and it's essential to conduct thorough research and seek professional advice before making any investment decisions. Happy investing, folks
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Comments
so over the last 114 months of payments, the avg divd monthly has been 0.1944 cents per ....... cant say that is bad at all ! it is like washing your hair , lather rinse repeat :D
Congrats! How did you pick the stocks by the way?
a big jump in the markets today but this thing stayed flat.. π
B of A analyst who upgraded Amazon to $154 today, saw "a lot of room for growth (and upside) ahead" as it looks to become more efficient with its retail business.
Shorting Amazon (or any growth stock) is very risky now because as soon as the Fed pauses or reverses the interest rate increments these stocks can go up by ~ 10%.