I Tested 135 High-Yield ETFs in 25,000 Portfolios
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So, where do you go to get the very best information on the constantly changing universe of high yield income ETFs? The important information on net asset value erosion, total returns, how about risk adjusted returns like the sharp ratio or the sortino ratio? Perhaps understanding how all of these different ETFs interact with the S&P 500, maybe the ability to
create your own custom portfolio and understand what the dividends would look like and how much your portfolio would grow. Or perhaps even what are the best performing portfolios of high yield income ETFs over the trailing 12 months, the last 3 years, the last 5 years, and even the last 10 years. 135 different high yield income ETFs. I
can't wait. Let's dive in.
Welcome to the high yield income ETF dashboard and analysis. You can get access to this website and all of the future iterations that occur by joining the Average Joe Investor Option Income Academy on the school platform. If you want to learn more, check out the link down in the description below. All right, let's dive in here. We're now at
135 different ETFs. And one of the very first things you can get access to here that we're going to talk through is which ETFs have been added since we last talked about this dashboard. So, we can go right here to the newest additions section. You can see we added quite a few here. Some of them were ETFs, so
we're exchange traded funds. Some of them were closed end funds, which are a little bit different. They trade more like a stock than they do an ETF. And you can hover over each one to see what the full name of it is. You can see this top number here is their current yield
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