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Ryne Williams

last week

3 REITs Paying High Dividends Above 5%

I’ve had my eye on a couple of different stocks for a while now: Badger Meter (BMI) and Verisk (VRSK). To me, both look like great businesses. Fundamentally, they’ve both continued to grow consistently, they both pay a nice and growing dividend, an

Sure Dividend

2 weeks ago

YINT Is Up 84 Percent In 53 Days But Is This Income Monster Too Good To Trust?

Investors looking for high dividend yields often turn to real estate investment trusts, or REITs. REITs exist virtually entirely to generate income that is then substantially completely returned to shareholders via dividends. In this way, REITs can b

tintin1986

2 weeks ago

12 US Options ETFs With ZERO NAV Erosion

YINT Is Up 84 Percent In 53 Days But Is This Income Monster Too Good To Trust?

IncomeShares Intel Options ETP A few people ask me why I sometimes have tiny positions in products that are not part of my main strategy yet. The reason is simple. Whenever IncomeShares launch a new product, I normally buy 1 share as a small test pos

Cashflow King

26% Yield from Bitcoin. BTCI Still #1

12 US Options ETFs With ZERO NAV Erosion

The income investing world is full of beautiful lies. The most seductive one? "Higher yield equals better returns." Here's reality: Most high-yield options ETFs are quietly liquidating your portfolio while disguising it as "income

Armchair Income Blog

2 weeks ago

👋 Introducing GrowYourDough — Systematic factor-based Investing for Long-Term Wealth

Bitcoin had a rough stretch over the past year… and then suddenly ripped higher again. That got me thinking: is now the time to add more Bitcoin income exposure? And more importantly… is BTCI still the best way to do that? When I first bought BTCI, t

Grow Your Dough

2 days ago

GPIQ vs QQQI: Why GPIQ (9.4% Yield) Is Winning the Nasdaq Income Race

👋 Introducing GrowYourDough — Systematic factor-based Investing for Long-Term Wealth

Hi Snowball community! I'm Phil, creator of the GrowYourDough YouTube channel, and I'm excited to start sharing here. My focus is factor based investing quantitative - a rules-driven approach that takes the emotion out of stock picking. No

Armchair Income Blog

yesterday

Do You Want to Die With the Biggest Portfolio?

GPIQ vs QQQI: Why GPIQ (9.4% Yield) Is Winning the Nasdaq Income Race

Two covered call funds. Two Nasdaq-100 strategies. Two funds designed to generate consistent monthly income. For most of 2024 and 2025, there was virtually no difference between them. Then something changed. Recently, Goldman Sachs’ GPIQ began pullin

Armchair Income Blog

last week

The Throne of Compounding: Dividend Kings vs. Aristocrats (The Ultimate Guide)

Do You Want to Die With the Biggest Portfolio?

Growth is the path to building the biggest Nest Egg, but in retirement, I need INCOME!I retired in 2017, but if I had followed the traditional 4% Rule, I’d still be working. The math behind the 4% Rule is straightforward. To generate $5,000 per month

Kfir Aharon

The 5 Horsemen to Income on the S&P 500: Strategies for Smarter Cash Flow

The Throne of Compounding: Dividend Kings vs. Aristocrats (The Ultimate Guide)

In the world of dividend growth investing, we often talk about royalty. We use terms like "Aristocrats" and "Kings" to describe companies that have achieved the holy grail of income investing: consistency. But for the Snowball Ana

Income Architect

2 months ago

High-Yield ETFs: The Truth About NAV, ROC, and Reverse Splits

The 5 Horsemen to Income on the S&P 500: Strategies for Smarter Cash Flow

For investors seeking high income from the S&P 500 without abandoning equity exposure, a new group of option-based ETFs has emerged as consistent cash-flow generators. I call them “The Five Horsemen of Income.” These funds take different approach

Nim

Building a Dividend Growth Portfolio That Actually Beats Inflation

High-Yield ETFs: The Truth About NAV, ROC, and Reverse Splits

High-yield ETFs have become increasingly popular among income investors seeking consistent cash flow, but they also attract criticism and confusion. Many investors assume that falling prices, large distributions, or reverse splits are red flags. In r

Kfir Aharon