Hi Everypne,
Over the past 6 weeks the delivery of our newsletter has suffered from some weird issues having to do with my vision and our websites internet connectivity with my computers. It turns out that maintenance of the equipment was the cause of both. In the case of the internet, we take for granted that our modems and routers just run in the background 7/24 and never need attention. It turned out that with all the advancements in IT, my 11 year old modem and router just couldn’t keep up, and I kept losing the articles as I would write them. I was connecting at only 1/4 of the speed I paid for with my cable provider resulting in constant crashes with the website. (Check your own speeds at Google’s Speedtest). My provider just upgraded my service from 200 Mb/sec to 500 and gave me a free new modem router for 1/2 the cost I was paying. Not only is tech better but its much cheaper now.
The Extreme Dividend Investor Group portfolio has, until now, been heavily weighted with YieldMax ETFs and a few conventional industrial stocks like ZIM. Recently, one of our members, Mark S. suggested reviewing Roundhill ETFs as they compete with Yieldmax – thank you Mark. Sometimes their yields hit 200%. The first Roundhill we have put into the portfolio is HOOW, a fund making money on the RobinHood broker stock activity. The problem with Roundhill is that it is difficult to compile all their various funds data on one table for review. On their website, Roundhill publishes each individual dividend declaration on Thursday or Friday for dividends the following Wednesday.
Over the last 6 weeks we have collected some amazing (>100% yield) dividends and some as small as 20% – great by anyone else’s standards. It is important not to exclude the lower paying investments from your portfolios as they help you maintain constant cash flow when the wobbles of the extreme payers turn down. Examples of great lower paying extreme dividends are SLVO and USOI. SLVO is of course profiting from the worldwide precious metal consumption and USOI is benefiting from improvements in the US oil industry. USOI has paid as much as 56%. With the positive reversal of the US energy industry we have also been collecting dividends from ECTM, (THIS IS A BARGAIN BUY on an old nat. gas royalty dividend payer with huge potential as the industry recovers from Biden’s sabotage).
Another really important energy play right now is Uranium. However the big players are not paying large dividends e.g. CCJ and DNN. On the other hand at the end of Jan., Roundhill started a Uranium fund UX based on the price of the metal, although it hasn’t started paying dividends yet. It is expected that Uranium demand and price climb with the huge increase in power required by AI installations.
So, for this week, here are our YieldMax dividends:
| Symbol | Price | Frequency | Dividend | Yield | Payment Date | ||
| CHPY | $53.83 | Weekly | $0.3838 | 37.67% | 9/12/2025 | ||
| LFGY | $35.36 | Weekly | $0.3784 | 55.68% | 9/12/2025 | ||
| SLTY | $46.88 | Weekly | $0.5520 | 60.89% | 9/12/2025 | ||
| ULTY | $5.58 | Weekly | $0.0928 | 86.30% | 9/12/2025 | ||
| YMAX | $12.80 | Weekly | $0.1321 | 54.04% | 9/12/2025 | ||
| BABO | $17.10 | Every 4 weeks | $0.7974 | 60.48% | 9/12/2025 | ||
| DIPS | $6.40 | Every 4 weeks | $0.2870 | 56.60% | 9/12/2025 | ||
| MARO | $18.84 | Every 4 weeks | $0.9376 | 64.72% | 9/12/2025 | ||
| MRNY | $1.79 | Every 4 weeks | $0.0757 | 55.30% | 9/12/2025 | ||
| NVDY | $16.75 | Every 4 weeks | $0.6428 | 50.86% | 9/12/2025 | ||
| PLTY | $62.94 | Every 4 weeks | $2.4410 | 50.99% | 9/12/2025 | ||
Regards,
Clint