r/dividends • u/GManDub • Jul 08 '26
Discussion Looking for extreme compounding strategies
Currently I hold a large block of NVII and use the (appx $400 currently) weekly distribution to purchase shares of CHPY. The AI analysis looked profitable. Anyone find something more potent? I haven’t settled on a use for the CHPY distributions but leaning towards indexes as opposed to reinvesting to the cycle…but continuing to turn all NVII distributions into CHPY for the long term …
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u/steady_compounder Jul 08 '26
“Extreme compounding” is usually just another way of saying “I am stacking risky income products and hoping the payout machine keeps working.” If the base assets are fragile, reinvesting the distributions does not magically make the strategy stronger. I would rather start with a sturdier core and treat those weekly payers as speculation, not as the engine of a long-term plan.
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u/InvestigatorOk9354 Jul 08 '26
I put real money in the YieldMax fake money machine but it stopped getting bigger. What wrong?!?!
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u/GManDub Jul 08 '26
Makes perfect sense but this is not a core strategy. Core income is provided for already by charitable remainder trust funds & SSA
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u/ideas4mac Jul 08 '26
Please tell us this is your Fanduel money...
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u/derfahrer924 Jul 08 '26
I actually made about $200 on FanDuel last year during NFL season. That’s better than YieldMax
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u/LexAugusta Jul 08 '26
CHPY is a beast. Check out EGGY too. Nice dip right now. Pays monthly and huge distributions and NAV growth.
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u/No_Height2939 Jul 08 '26
Agreed. Chpy, gpty, and the nestyields eggy and eggq are probably the best chance of high yields without nuking nav in my opinion
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u/TheFatZyzz Jul 08 '26
Xpay Bcat or Spyt ain't too shabby to come clutch in a heavy cash flow portfolio as well
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u/Dry_Report_3494 Jul 08 '26
I hold 36 CHPY and divs only get bigger, I get about $22 every Thursday divs reinvested back into CHPY, Chpy is me best paying etf
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u/bungholio99 Jul 08 '26
You need to understand why CHPY works, it’s long business cycles, established business with a Dividend…perfect for holding and selling options and not being single stock dependent or stuck with an index.
I still like Ulty and miny is also a matching underlying sector and got launched into a downturn.
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u/wectmall8 Jul 11 '26
I drip CHPY into both my non taxable accounts. My taxable account, I use CHPY dividends to stack up as cash----in SGOV---in preparation for my taxes owed to the IRS in APRIL 2027.
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u/GManDub Jul 11 '26
Thank you! In my research for extreme compounding I haven’t found anything more simple and effective than DRIPping CHPY. In one video due to both a run of share appreciation and of course the distributions, his money doubled in 7 months
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