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If the trend continues this year, I am torn between JEPQ.

$Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$ Currently, I have invested in QQQ, but if there doesn't seem to be any material for a sharp rise next year due to Trump's policies, I am considering high-dividend JEPQ. It's uncertain until it unfolds, but if I were to invest more, which one would be better? If it's a small amount, QQQ is of course good, or should I just sell VOO and switch to JEPQ. Which one do you prefer for dividends and high tech ❤️.
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  • ひろ0723 OP : If JEPQ is at 9%, it's okay to stay sideways. It's much better than letting cash sit idle.[undefined]

  • 黄昏の帝☆ ひろ0723 OP : I agree with what you are saying.
    At the moment, I believe JEPQ is the strongest in the usa in terms of monthly high dividend concept.
    Whether you look at the stock price growth rate, volatility balance, or dividend yield, it is excellent, isn't it?

  • ひろ0723 OP 黄昏の帝☆ : Exactly. I don't think it will be such a sudden incline to miss out on the rapid rise in next year's semiconductor regulations. I think this would be the best option if you want to invest all at once.[undefined]

  • 黄昏の帝☆ : I simply feel like it's moving between the NASDAQ100 and the SP500, so personally, I have an image similar to the SP500's monthly distribution type.

  • ひろ0723 OP 黄昏の帝☆ : Investing in index ETFs is a decent option, right? I wouldn't buy it if it's a commodity ETF managed by Japanese fund managers, but it's JP Morgan. This looks promising, doesn't it?[undefined]
    With the Nasdaq restructuring next week and the imminent interest rate cut, we will think about next year after these events are over.[undefined]