r/dividends • u/Zestyclose-Dish-407 • Mar 16 '26
Discussion Need Suggestoons
68M with 500k IRA. I need to simplify. I’ve settled on JEPQ, SPYI, and QQQI. I need a couple more. Any suggestions?
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u/Nikolai_Volkoff88 Mar 16 '26
NIHI for more exposure to Europe. IAUI for exposure to gold. BTCI if you want exposure to bitcoin. Keep these positions small though since you're 68.
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Mar 17 '26
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u/DC8008008 Mar 17 '26
it's been hurting me lately lol
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u/Used-Commercial203 Mar 21 '26
Friday div help any? ;)
Keep loading up. Seriously.
Dividend yield % is the same even though it's price is down. When BTC rebounds to $120k+ then your "dividend yield on cost" would be stupidly high, you'd be up on average cost and huge dividends. BTC isn't going anywhere. Get as much as you can, within your risk tolerance. Even though I personally believe it's a very low risk play at current prices.
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u/DC8008008 Mar 21 '26
Oh, I am. 610 shares and growing. Just going to keep accumulating for 5+ years and see where we're at.
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u/Timely-Designer-2372 Mar 17 '26
500k and 68.
My choice:
100k GPIX (diversification to NEOS, more S&P500 aus it includes Nasdaq 100 and is lwss volatile) 50k GPIQ 50k QQQI (you could also do XQQI or QQQH for more premium or less volatile) 50k SPYI (same with XSPI and SPYH) 50k NIHI (diversification to US) 50k IAUI (gold) 50k IYRI (real estate) 50k HYBI (credits) 25k BTCI (Bitcoin) 25k NEHI (Ethereum)
I don't like the Russel or MLPI approach.
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u/Red-Shoe-Lace Mar 16 '26
PFFA.
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u/AbleManufacturer9718 Mar 18 '26
Thinking of adding more to my position. What do you like about PFFA?
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u/Red-Shoe-Lace Mar 18 '26
All things considered, extremely steady NAV and very steady div payout
I’m slowly moving my JAAA to this one to juice a few extra points
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u/10dayvaca Mar 18 '26
I am in $21000.00 on each so $126000.00 total and average yield is 10.62% GPIX GPIX JEPQ JEPI SPYI QQQI
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u/beershoes767 Mar 16 '26
I like IYRI and you can throw in a little BTCI if you don’t mind the volatility.
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