Assumes working knowledge of options and a willingness to learn about new things — like volatility
I have collected dividend, ex-dividend, paydate/ distribution information for 2023 on the following ETFs. Alerian AMLP Invesco Quarterly Group I: EWEM EWMC EWRE EWSC OEW RCD RFG RFV RGI RHS RPG RPV RZG RZV RSP RTM RYE RYF RYH RYT RYU XLG iShares iShares: AGG CMF CSJ HYG IEF IEI IGOV ISHG LQD PFF SHV SHY TIP TLH TLT iShares: AGZ CFT CIU EMB GBF …
For iShare and SPDR ETFs you can use this page to obtain dividend history data and charts. DividendInvestor provides a nice dividend report on their free website. It includes yields and timely updates on dividends. If you click on the “Dividends Paid Since” button you will get multiple years of dividend history.
Neither the bulls or the bears have gotten the upper hand this week. The specter of another debacle, similar to last year’s, hangs out in the back of our minds, but the fairly constant stream of good earnings reports provides a counterbalance. I think this correction has pretty much run its course. I’m putting some more chips down… Did a covered call of SPY–bought …
I created a covered call position with SPY for a net investment of 108.43 per share, bought SPY at 110.298 and sold Feb 111 calls ( SPY 02/20/2010 111.00 C in Schwab speak) at 1.87. I sold out of the money calls because I’m pretty optimistic the market will retrace the recent drop-off. Best case profit would be 2.57 per share or 2.3%. …
USO has dropped from recent highs around 41, down to the mid 36s. I did covered calls at a net debit of 35.59. Bought USO at 36.57 and sold to open Feb 37 calls ( or “-UBO100220C37” in Fidelity speak) at .98.
