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Tony Dong's coverage predominantly focuses on investment analysis, particularly in relation to the stock market and ETFs. His articles often cite data as a basis for his insights.
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By: Tony Dong
Social Security “running out” doesn’t mean retirees suddenly stop receiving checks. The problem is that the program’s trust fund reserves are projected to become depleted, at which point incoming payroll taxes would no longer be sufficient to pay 100% of scheduled benefits. Without legislative changes, retirees could therefore face a meaningful reduction in what they […]
By: Tony Dong
Quick Read WTPI currently offers a 12.09% distribution yield by systematically selling slightly out-of-the-money S&P 500 puts.
By: Tony Dong
Quick Read SPYI currently offers a 12.04% distribution rate while using a flexible call spread strategy that can restore some upside participation compared with a traditional covered call approach.
You can get above-average distributions on a monthly basis, balancing tax-efficiency and high yield, with the best ETFs for passive investment income.
By: Tony Dong
Quick Read ROC reduces an investor's adjusted cost basis, potentially creating a larger capital gain when shares are eventually sold, and
By: Tony Dong
Some ETFs hand investors a fat monthly payout that barely registers as taxable income, and the reason why has implications that go far beyond a simple tax break. Understanding exactly who benefits from this structure, and under what conditions it quietly backfires, changes how the whole strategy should be evaluated.
By: Tony Dong
ROC reduces an investor's adjusted cost basis, potentially creating a larger capital gain when shares are eventually sold, and distributions received after basis reaches zero generally become taxable capital gains.
Options-income ETFs now offer monthly payouts that dwarf what traditional dividend stocks provide, but before you move a dollar, there are tax mechanics and capital preservation risks that most income investors completely overlook.
A $250,000 portfolio split equally among SPYI, QQQI, and IWMI could currently generate about $33,717 annually, or $2,810 per month, based on their latest distribution rates.
By: Tony Dong
Quick Read SCHD returned 28.99% through Sept. 1 versus 12.31% for SPY, despite owning none of the Magnificent Seven stocks that dominated market performance in previous years.
