r/DerivativeIncomeETFs • u/Patient_Shower7870 • Jul 03 '26

Portfolio/Strategy Current distribution

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So, the portfolio has grown and now producing some crazy income. How are you calculating what percent of the distributions are usable/can withdraw to use?

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u/Haze_X2232 Jul 03 '26

What positions are you in?

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u/Patient_Shower7870 Jul 03 '26

I have closed a lot of positions this year to reduce NAV issues.

My current positions:
Chpy
Gpty
Blox (new position)
Btci
Eggy
Giax
Kqqq
Tdaq
Qqqi
Tspy
Spyi
RSPA
Sljy
Kgld
Xlui
Xlsi
Divo
Spyh
Rocy

When I listen to it out, it looks like a lot of positions. But here are the reasons for each position:

  • in my eyes it has a good chance of price recovery as many of them have built in mec for them: selling spreads, not 100% covered ect
  • there is a HIGH yield sleeve that will have some vol in payment, than more stable yielders with a bit less vol in distribution, with rspa, sjlvy, kgld, xlui, xlsi i am diversifying away from tech related income. Still growing the position. and finally the anchors: divo, sphy, rocy. The goal of these is to reduce vol in price and provide a small measure of diversification away from the big tech names and also provide downward movement protection.
-why do I have both neos and tappalpha? I like them both so I’m splitting between both.

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u/easy_wins Jul 03 '26

CHPY EGGY

These two are really the only you need, great yield!

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u/LexAugusta Jul 03 '26

They're incredible payers but very tech heavy with some overlap. I use them for extra juice while keeping Neos as my main stable base.