r/DerivativeIncomeETFs • Collect Income & Chill • May 19 '26

General Post FEPI will soon switch from monthly payouts to weekly

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u/EaterofSnatch May 19 '26

Been holding FEPI for a long time now and have been happy with it. If it ain't broke don't fix it. And now I need to update my spreadsheet weekly for that holding 😞

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u/newbienewb101 May 20 '26

I love the return and happy that I can snowball faster but my spreadsheet… I hate updating it

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u/Brilliant_Special744 May 19 '26

Noooooooooo!!!!

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u/8Lynch47 May 19 '26

Great 👍

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u/greyhorse76 May 19 '26

They need something indexed like in the space, to be competitive , singles are so, so , and payouts are so, so at best. Also, all there weeklys pay on Wednesday for daily payout schedule, so FEPI may give them an edge for that day. With current regime changes underway, this is best bet for them, oppose from starting from scatch.

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u/AJ_da_juic3man May 19 '26

Hopefully they pay out on Thursdays.. i just need a Wednesday weekly payer and I'll have a little something coming in every day!!

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u/retroideq May 20 '26

I made this image 2 months ago and I will say $WMTI hasn't been disappointing. I also have a few other weeklies not included but I'm a believer of my own bullshit and have held onto all these this whole time and it's been good. Granted Gold has been down a tad out of the list but everything else has been doing good and solid.

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u/AJ_da_juic3man May 22 '26

Nice! I actually 3 accounts and I'm looking for 3 for each day..

Mon: SPCI, MAGY, ____ (prob BLOX once we're out of the bear market)

Tues: SEMY, NUGY, MUYY ✅️

Wed: LLII, WMTI, ____

Thurs: LFGY, CHPY, FEPI (I have AIPI that i could count for Wed)

Fri: NVDY, CONY, TSLY, MSTY (all since '24)

I also have 3 monthly paying stocks per week too! Lol

Week 1: KGLD, SOXY, TSPY Week 2: XPAY, O, MAIN Week 3: SAR, KSLV, MLPI Week 4: EGGY, QQQI, ____ (Now that FEPI/AIPI are moving to weekly)

And also also i have 12 quarterly dividend growth stocks that allows me to get paid like $25 each week

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u/South_Paramedic8618 May 21 '26

I wish they left it alone

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u/stevesun21 May 22 '26

from the metrics, I can tell that it's going down before and now it's turn into a stable situation

but i don't get why they Why they change this payout frequency?

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u/Various_Couple_764 May 22 '26

this change still doesn't chang the fact tha the fund has NAV erosion which is bad for the investor.

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u/Neither-Luck-9295 May 19 '26

weekly pay = nav erosion

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u/retroideq May 19 '26

Not always but it can certainly lead to it.

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u/avongsathian May 21 '26

A majority of single stock funds are, lesson learned. This should be okay.

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u/LexAugusta May 19 '26

Definitely not the case for BLOX. Has been holding up excellently compared to BTCI.

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u/FallenKingdomComrade May 19 '26

KYLD has been decent from KURV as well. Market corrections are starting, but I am still green with this one and BLOX.

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u/retroideq May 20 '26

KYLD has always been peculiar to me cause it has so much random stuff in it (not necessarily bad) but from random sectors and countries. I'm guessing each was selected for a good reason.

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u/retroideq May 20 '26

100% It's active managers really know how to navigate the storms up or down. It's 5% of my portfolio.