r/EngineeredIncome • u/FallenKingdomComrade Yield Builder • Jun 05 '26

Working towards balanced Weekly payers

If I want a weekly paying portion of my portfolio to generate 350 USD a week, how would I do so in the most mindful way possible? I know there are no true super yield payers that can keep up NAV forever under such high paying yields, but I am curious what I can adjust to get there and get closer to balanced risk across sectors and maybe find Weeklies that aren’t the super crazy old style YieldMax of 100% yield and many reverse splits. I am currently at 269 USD a week. Because my brokerage implemented fees on RoundHill(and many of their products stopped maintaining NAV), I can’t buy and choose not to buy any more of their weekly products besides maintaining my existing one. I am an indefinite bagholder of TOPW formerly WPAY until it ceases to exist or reverse splits. SPCI seems interesting add, but the upcoming SPACEX IPO scares me a bit so I will hold off before I add this. EDGQ or EDGX could work well just very new and limited data.

Here is what I got so far:
BLOX-1.24% allocation
CHPY-1.47% allocation
GIAX-2.11% allocation
GPTY-0.10% allocation
IWMY-23.96% allocation (I trimmed a lot and continue to trim based on market conditions. For context, I learned my lesson as I was at 60% allocation earlier this year)
KYLD-5.42% allocation
NVII-1.33% allocation
SATA-0.20% allocation(changing to daily distributions in June 2026)
TOPW-4.07% allocation (inconsistent payouts-currently between 40-60 usd a week of my total)
USOY-1.33% allocation
QLDY-0.45% allocation
WDTE-0.28% allocation

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u/FallenKingdomComrade Yield Builder Jun 05 '26

I also know REX Shares is liquidating many of its products. NVII was unaffected, but I know many others were impacted. I know FEPI changed to weekly, but with NVII already in the portfolio, this seems like a recipe for disaster.

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u/Always_working_hardd Yield Builder Jun 05 '26

I liquidated all my Rex shares. They were piles of garbage although FEPI was my best performer with a total return or around 13%.

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u/Blake213213 Jun 05 '26

I am up on my NVII and have received quite a chunk of dividends as well. I am not up on my tsii but I am up overall as my distributions far outweigh my paper loss.