QDVO
Amplify CWP Growth & Income ETF
stock NYSE ETF

QDVO, IDVO, and DIVO. All three together get you close and continue to grow

Sorry to hear about your loss. I really can’t echo enough how important it is, if you go with an advisor, that they are a licensed fiduciary. I’ve worked at two major banks and there have been some real horror stories about financial advisors that only recommend funds/stocks based on the kickbacks they earned and it was legal because they were not fiduciaries. You look like you put a great portfolio together on your own though.
All you have to do now is watch out for NAV erosion. Be especially careful with the yield max funds. I don’t like them personally. I would swap those out with either NEOS BTCI or QDVO. Since you already have some NEOS funds and BTCI is taxed at the 60/40 rate the QDVO would be better for diversifying but it’s 95% taxed as cap gains so you don’t get much of an advantage. QDVO is only a 9% yield right now but there is real NAV growth (16% last year) on the fund and since you are already looking to reinvest a little bit it fits your profile.
Also I would be tempted, at your age, to even go with some 30 year treasuries. Don’t underestimate the peace of mind that can come with the stability of having a solid financial base where you don’t have to watch the market so closely all the time. While it’s true that 5%, some years, doesn’t even cover inflation the fact that the par value doesn’t change can be comforting. Good luck. 👍

QDVO, DIVO, TSPY

Option based: SPYI, QQQI, DIVO, IDVO, QDVO. I also own JEPI and JEPQ but there performance has been lacking and drip has been turned off.