141 - Weekly Dividend ETFs Exposed: Which Ones Actually Work
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Weekly-paying ETFs are exploding in popularity — but most investors don’t understand what they’re actually buying.
In this episode, we analyze 19 high-yield weekly dividend ETFs across YieldMax Roundhill, Defiance, Tuttle, Granite Shares, and Nicolas Global products to answer one question:
👉 Which weekly ETFs are worth your money — and which function more like Ponzi schemes?
We break each ETF down using:
- Total return (price + dividends)
- NAV erosion and price decay
- Return of Capital (ROC) percentages
- ETF structure (synthetic vs covered call vs 0DTE)
- Performance vs the underlying benchmark
This isn’t theoretical. We’re managing $50,000+ in a weekly income ETF portfolio, and this episode reflects what we've learned after owning these assets over 2+ years.
You’ll learn:
- Why 90–100% ROC is a massive red flag
- Which weekly ETFs are structurally broken
- The “sweet spot” for sustainable high yield (25–40% with 30–60% ROC)
- Why synthetic ETFs decay faster than covered call ETFs with real holdings
- How to use weekly ETFs for bridge income, not long-term retirement
- When to turn DRIP on — and when it makes things worse
We also explain how we personally use weekly ETFs:
- DRIP off until capital is recouped
- Diversification across structures (not tickers)
- Expecting some ETFs to decay — and planning for it
- Using macrotrends for better odds
This episode is for income investors who want cash flow without self-inflicted losses.
Questions? Email Tim at debrine9@gmail.com
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Ticker metrics change as markets and companies change, so always do your own research. The content in this podcast is based on personal experience and is for educational purposes, not financial advice. See full disclaimer here.
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