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High yield ETFs

It's unfair I know but I blame you. First time I have ever look at it and it's likely to be the last. No way could I get my head around this. Seems to be it holds IVV and the rest is cash or forward contracts

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yep that looks logical

it's tiny details like that i keep waffling on about

i avoided US focused ETFs but have seen other seemingly small details magnify the differences in other ETFs
 
so then , what are the chances most of the gain is currency exchange rates ??

just asking , because unless there is 'a special sauce ' in some tiny detail somewhere the hedging could be the difference ( currency hedging can be a pain or a bonus )
Negative chances. The AUD has pulled as the major U.S indexes have increased, actually eating away at your gains.

The U.S markets have just increased faster than the AUD has so it's a net positive for you.
 
Noticed a sleeper high yield ETF the other day, The SelfWealth SMSF Leaders Index ETF


7.5% approx. yield for calendar year 21, equally weight ETF so has the potential to pay big dividends when they rebalance and sell down winners, MC less than 4 million.
 
SELF has been terminated, not enough investors to justify the costs, ceased trading in the 5th of May 22

The ETF was briefly discussed here. It really last for only a very short period it would seem as was predicted.

 
(not necessarily High Yield, but)... Livewire Markets ran a line on Monthly Income and Quarterly Income instruments . Mainly ETFs with a few LICs/ LITs
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Dividend ETFs may disappoint income investors​



i have held VHY in the past ( for a nice ride , thank you Vanguard ) , but i participated in the DRP and that turned out to be a GOOD thing for me

currently i hold some ( high yield ) rivals that are not mentioned in the article

to me , the trick is to buy your ETFs when the market is down ( or falling heavily )
 

Dividend ETFs may disappoint income investors​



i have held VHY in the past ( for a nice ride , thank you Vanguard ) , but i participated in the DRP and that turned out to be a GOOD thing for me

currently i hold some ( high yield ) rivals that are not mentioned in the article

to me , the trick is to buy your ETFs when the market is down ( or falling heavily )
for this income strategy i prefer LICs that smooth out div. payments ( sure the fees are higher , but the near-term reliability of income is better )
 

*** Mentioned: BetaShares Australian Div Harvester ETF (HVST), iShares S&P/ASX Div Opps ESG Scrnd ETF (IHD), Russell Inv High Dividend Aus Shrs ETF (RDV), SPDR® MSCI Australia Sel Hi Div Yld ETF (SYI), Vanguard Australian Shares High Yld ETF (VHY) ***

i have held IHD in the past ( as well as VHY )

and currently hold SYI and HVST , ( and the unmentioned ZYAU )
 
a further note the SYI divs tend to be 'lumpy ' as they seem to benefit from M&A activity more than the rivals

SYI

TYPECPSFRANKEDEX-DIV DATEPAY DATE
Final17.97085.00%27/06/202412/07/2024
Interim40.47086.00%27/03/202412/04/2024
Interim13.08075.00%28/12/202311/01/2024
Interim49.55093.00%28/09/202313/10/2023
Final35.84089.00%29/06/202312/07/2023
Interim40.90095.00%30/03/202314/04/2023
Interim19.21085.00%29/12/202212/01/2023
Interim59.64097.00%29/09/202214/10/2022
Final289.85027.00%29/06/202212/07/2022
Interim68.03090.00%30/03/202212/04/2022

and 2022 wasn't the only outlier event in their div. payout history
 
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