My High Yield Covered Call ETF Portfolio...IF I was American 🇺🇸

Disclaimer. This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. We are not registered financial adviserss. Hello everyone and welcome back to the channel, your number one source for income oriented investing. And I want to do a video uh one of my favorite videos to do. I guess it's kind of like a

series that I redo this type of video every once in a while because there's always new funds coming out on the American stock market. Sorry. uh income oriented funds coming out on the American stock market. So this video, the premise behind this video is what would my portfolio look like if I was

American? If I was born in the USA, what kind of cover call ETF income portfolio would I have? Which funds would I choose? So, it's definitely geared more towards my American friends, my American watchers. But if you're Canadian, don't turn it off because remember in the RRSP, Delera, the RIFF, and the Lyft,

you could have access to these great uh income oriented funds on the American stock market without any tax repercussions, right? But, you know, you could have them in the in the [snorts] in the cash account as well, especially if a lot of them provide rock. But, um, we're not going to discuss taxes or

anything. I'm just going to give you a brief overview on what would be the major positions in my portfolio if I was American because as you know as a Canadian non-resident it's very tax efficient for me to go with a Canadian listed fund. So let's get started. So I would say as a core main core position

I've said this a million times before. I've I'll say it again. I think an S&P 500 or my personal favorite, a NASDAQ 100 index style cover call ETF would be a major core position. So things like HD, HYLD, QQCL, you know, HYLD is pretty much the S&P 500. QQCL is the NASDAQ 100. Qday is