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BBSEY
BB SEGURIDADE PART SA ADR
stock OTC ADR

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Jul 30, 2026
8.11USD+0.247%(+0.02)199,140
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0.00USD-100.000%(-8.09)0
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As of Aug 1, 2026 4:22:03 AM EDT (1 min. ago)
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255 days ago • u/LawyerPhotographer • r/dividends • all_in_on_covered_call_etfs • C
This is a poor idea.
A covered call fund, let us use JEPQ as an exemple, will outperform QQQ in a flat market due to call premiums earned. If a choppy market it falls with the underlying and when the market bounces back, it does not track the recovery because the calls it sells get exercised. QQQ beat both QQQI and JEPQ over the last 3 years. Covered call funds generally have much higher management fees than the underlying index.
You do not know if the market in the future will be up, down or flat. Why not diversify that risk by putting as much into VOO as SPYI and as much into QQQ and QQQI. If the market goes up you can simply sell shares. Total return is the goal.
You might also look for a few dividend plays that will hold up better in a market pullback. When the market corrects, there is often a flight to safety, and low P/E stocks with solid yields generally fall less in a bear market. I would look at PBR (P/E of 6 with Yield of 12.8%) , SBAR, ARCC, BBSEY (yield of 12% P/E 7) as some safety plays.
Diversification is your friend.
sentiment 0.94
255 days ago • u/LawyerPhotographer • r/dividends • all_in_on_covered_call_etfs • C
This is a poor idea.
A covered call fund, let us use JEPQ as an exemple, will outperform QQQ in a flat market due to call premiums earned. If a choppy market it falls with the underlying and when the market bounces back, it does not track the recovery because the calls it sells get exercised. QQQ beat both QQQI and JEPQ over the last 3 years. Covered call funds generally have much higher management fees than the underlying index.
You do not know if the market in the future will be up, down or flat. Why not diversify that risk by putting as much into VOO as SPYI and as much into QQQ and QQQI. If the market goes up you can simply sell shares. Total return is the goal.
You might also look for a few dividend plays that will hold up better in a market pullback. When the market corrects, there is often a flight to safety, and low P/E stocks with solid yields generally fall less in a bear market. I would look at PBR (P/E of 6 with Yield of 12.8%) , SBAR, ARCC, BBSEY (yield of 12% P/E 7) as some safety plays.
Diversification is your friend.
sentiment 0.94


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