Park Kkomi TV Bakkumi TV. Next, we've moved on to the United States. There is a monthly dividend ETF that includes U.S. market indices. Just by the name, we can tell that we have come a long way. What can we speculate? It contains U.S. market indices, so there are no market index dividends. Then what could be attached to this? Covered calls could be attached. Why? Because we are dealing with a monthly dividend ETF. We need to convince individual investors. To do that, just having U.S. market indices might not be enough. However, on the other hand, we might think that there are many covered calls attached. If we think this way, there might be a raw feeling of U.S. market indices with no cover. Why? Because Nasdaq keeps rising continuously in the long run. But some people may not buy it because they don't know this. There are many people who just purely think of it as Nasdaq, right?

I think they would be happy with monthly dividends. The KOSPI doesn't do that. We only have one that gives monthly dividends with the KOSPI. But I think there are people who would like to have an ETF for the NASDAQ. However, it's a bit disappointing if you also consider the U.S. market index. Because it keeps going up, right? So, I think these two would be diverse. But this is just my speculation. When it rises a lot, the interest in covered calls increases. Because when people feel that it has risen enough, there are people who want to have covered calls. So, I think recently, there might be some covered calls coming out. Let's make a rough guess and move on. Let's see if it's correct. What kind of ETFs have been created with U.S. market for monthly dividends? There are quite a few types. There were around 12.

There are a total of 12 of them. Let's take a look at each one. Although I am the mayor, I have also included individual stocks here. I just included everything. There are many covers, right? There are many covers. Let's divide them up once. Now, let's focus on those with high distribution rates. Oh, there are some over 15%. Tesla, Codex Tesla, Linecom Premium Bond Mixed Active, let's take a look. Codex Samsung Asset Management, right, it should include asset management. Next, Tesla, Tesla, oh, Tesla, right. Income dividend, right, income assets. There are various types of income assets, as I showed you earlier. Dividends are also income, and selling calls is also income. You can think of things related to Tesla as income assets to that extent. Next is Premium Covered Call, right? Yes, covered call. Then, Income Premium seems to be the same thing. But the underlying assets are.

I think Tesla Life is also going to include Tesla, and as an income asset, selling premium calls on Tesla and holding a short position on Tesla seems to be receiving the call selling premium. Then, I have filled 60% with bonds and 60% with bonds. Finally, I think there is an active bar attached to it in case something happens because there is no index to judge how much Tesla will buy. It seems inevitable to attach an active bar, but it's surprising. Look, the bond mix is probably more than 60% bonds, maybe 60 bonds, and the remaining 40% will probably buy Tesla and then buy Tesla selling premiums. I think that's how I bought it, but it's 15%. Can it be more than 60% in bonds? In the U.S. market, there are really many covered call products by stock, like Tesla, right?

There is Tesla and there is Tesla Lee. The former is a long position in buying stocks, and the latter is a covered call ETF created with Tesla. If you buy both, this is what you will get. Then, with the remaining 60%, you buy bonds, and with 40%, you only buy this. The reason why this level of return is achieved is because if Tesla keeps going up, what happens? Those who bought Tesla stocks will just be sad, right? However, those who held the covered call option selling position of Tesla would probably have had good profits. It's like Samsung Asset Management mixing Tesla bonds. They probably bought Tesla too. So, SLI itself wouldn't have done it, right? But usually, how much of the underlying asset is held and how the proportion of selling is adjusted.

Being active, do you usually check the basic index? Because fundamentally, Tesla has a high possibility of going up. To catch that volatility, it seems like you've invested in it. Let me check it once. You can't be so sure just by looking at the name, right? Now, let's see the composition. National bonds are filled at 23-10 24%, and Tesla is 20% of it. Also, it includes 10% of Tesla. So, since Tesla accounts for 20%, if Tesla's stock goes up, you can profit from there. And since you have 10% of Tesla, the call option selling premium coming from there seems quite profitable even if you invest 10%. You can know how Tesla's stock is doing, right? I haven't checked for a while, so let me take a look. Should we look at it for a year? Well, it has dropped in a year, but with a slight drop, you can receive a very high call selling premium.

That's the way it is, it has become such a market. Currently, if you have Tesla stocks, you would have been in the negative, but if you had Tesla, you probably would have made a lot of profit. How much to include in that is now up to the fund managers to decide. They will continue to adjust the allocation actively and hold onto it. If it seems like it will keep going up, you need to buy more shares, and if it seems like it will continue sideways, you should probably increase Tesla. Considering that the market capitalization has gathered significantly, it may be tough for us to just buy Tesla. Although it gives a lot of dividends, the stock itself keeps dropping. Still, rather than losing, it's better to receive more dividends and have a positive return. When considering these things, Codex Tesla Income Premium Bond Mixed Active.

In conclusion, even if Tesla goes up and down, and the stockholders break even, those who hold Tesla will likely make a lot of profit. If you were in first place and had individual stocks, of course, you would have gone up. Let's look at the second one. Tycho U.S. Nasdaq 100 Covered Call Synthetic Tycho. This is FutureSet U.S. Nasdaq 100 Nasdaq 100. Right, Nasdaq 100, holding it here, it's covered with a call and labeled as synthetic. If it's labeled as synthetic, it's basically buying a product that a well-performing fund manager in the U.S. has made. They do everything in the U.S. It's like simply following the index. Or it's like receiving something newly created in the U.S. If they are doing something in the U.S., they are making the same index and we are holding it.

If you put the same thing in, that's not synthesis. This synthesis is truly a contract. Profit rate contracts, like TRS, are often used a lot. In the U.S., there must be big counterparts already doing this. Almost all have it. Oh, in the U.S., it will be directly linked to our profit rate, just like investing in Nasdaq or Covered Call. We will create something that allows for this linkage, take care of all the operations, and reduce our synthetic fee a little and ask them to do everything on their own. This is used when we want to actually operate in the U.S. using synthesis. When we say the U.S., in terms of finance, it may not be a close country. It won't be easy to make Covered Calls in the Nasdaq market in the U.S. as flashy and accurate as in our country. It's a burden, and those who are already doing it are better off paying for it.

Since the people in that country are better, there will be a time difference, and if you ask for an option market in the US Nasdaq 100 market, the employees will probably do it. There are various reasons for this. Anyway, if you attach a synthetic, you have to pay extra and just let them do everything on-site. If you think about it, the profit rate of this is 11.97, which is quite high. By attaching a covered call to the index, it means that the index has continued to rise, and the covered call has helped. So, this kind of profit rate was created. The market capitalization is quite large. That's what this is. It's amazing how the US Nasdaq 100 covered call is. Even if you just attach a covered call to the index, such profits are generated. However, since the covered call includes the underlying index, it doesn't completely miss out on the spread. Even if the index goes up, the call option is sold.

There is a premium. As much as the U.S. Nasdaq has risen, this movement is all reflected in this ETF, so you can think of this as just receiving a call option premium. The call option premium is very expensive right now in the U.S. Why is it so expensive there? If you think about this, you could be more independent. It's because the stock price has been continuously rising. Since the stock price keeps rising, the price of the right to buy that stock also becomes more expensive. Just like Chanel bags keep going up, from 300 to 400 to 500 to 600, but today it's at 500. So, if you can buy this Chanel bag for 500,000 won a year later, the price of the premium to buy it is likely to be expensive. The asset with a rising price is why the U.S. market keeps going up, so you can see that this ETF, which holds that, and is selling call options, has significantly increased dividends. The main body has risen, right?

I'll watch, the stock price and the underlying asset have risen a lot. If this is considered the only downside of the covered call strategy, as I mentioned in a previous video, if the underlying asset keeps rising or keeps falling, it will fall more. But if it keeps rising, the return rate cannot keep up. In other words, as I mentioned, the shape of the covered call is like this shape. So, when it goes down, it goes down the same, but when it goes up, it is blocked. That's why it's a good asset to just move sideways. If you look now, because it has been continuously rising, it means that the ETF with covered calls attached to it has risen less than the pure Nasdaq 100 index. The dividend yield will also be low even if you add dividends. So, you can think like this, If Tesla gives a 15% dividend, what do I do if the stock price has dropped a lot? That can be a downside of covered calls.

And like below, if the monthly dividend is close to 12%, then we can complain that although NASDAQ has increased a lot more because of buying Man, we can only talk about the limitations that covered calls have when we feel it. If Tesla just kept bouncing sideways like this, and if the NASDAQ index did the same, people would have talked differently. I bought the index, it's the same. I bought Tesla, it's the same. They would say, Wow, the dividends are huge. So, people who are still looking at this right now, what should they buy? It's not about buying when you think it won't go up, right? It's about buying when you think it will fall. Let's see next. Ace U.S. Big Tech 7 Plus 15% premium distribution composite. The name is getting longer and longer, but I like it when the name is long because there are many things in the name.

Because of that, Jae-eui, Ace Han-two, right? The U.S. Big Tech 7, Big Tech seven, right? It's important to pause like this in English. You shouldn't pause like this for U.S. Big Tech. U.S. Big Tech, three, seven. What is it, magnificent? It seems right. So far, it's seven because the number is attached like that, so it seems like that. Then it's followed by plus and a 15% premium distribution. This is a covered OTM. Then, it's not neun, but to make about 15%, it should be ATM, right? Let me see. If it's 15%, it's ATM, right? No, what does that mean? It means that in order to hold seven U.S. Big Tech companies, you will do a lot of call option selling to receive a premium of about 15% annually. If you want to receive 15%, you have to do a lot of it, so you would go ATM. This is a combination, it doesn't come out. Anyway, among the money you have in there enough to be 15%.

I'm going to set up a considerable amount of money for covered call options, but the rest will be invested in stocks. It consists of seven U.S. big tech companies. When converted to an annual basis, it shows around a 10% return recently. Is this a success? It's still hard to tell. It hasn't been long since this came out; it was introduced in April. Various things were released at the same time as a package. This is managed by Ace 2, investing in U.S. semiconductors. They mainly invest in U.S. semiconductor-related companies, aiming to receive around 15% annually. By continuously selling covered call options, they hope for an increase in U.S. semiconductors. Even if it doesn't rise and continues sideways, they aim to achieve around a 15% return. This is also set up in the same way. From the name, we can learn a lot. Next is Tiger.

In the U.S., the top 10 tech plus 10% premium. Now, this also feels good, right? Tiger Mirae Asset's U.S. Tech Top 10. It consists of U.S. tech companies plus a 10% premium. By selling covered call options, we will try hard to make a profit of 10% annually. The return shown is almost exactly 10.0%. Then, who would buy it? Everything above is the same. I will buy U.S. Biotech, U.S. Semiconductors, U.S. Tech. But oh, since they have risen a lot and are burdensome, if you want to extend it to the side, if you want to hold it for a long time, you want to receive high dividends of 15%, 15%, 10%, or 10%. Those are the ones who will buy it, right? It's clear. Next, Tiger U.S. Dow Jones 30. This is just a dividend that is being held monthly. It's the Dow Jones 30 in the U.S., which represents the entire traditional U.S. market.

I'm talking about Dow Jones. Originally, it's composed of 30 companies. It's the easiest one to invest in. But this one isn't based on dividends. Therefore, the dividend yield is low. Who would buy this? Those who want to buy Dow. However, the monthly distribution seems like just a plus alpha. This is not a concept where you buy based on dividend payments. So, those who want to buy Dow would consider the monthly distribution as an additional benefit, closer to this kind of strategy. Tiger Global Obesity Treatment Top 2 Plus, you can speculate on many things. Tiger Mirae Asset Global Obesity Treatment There's only one company globally that makes obesity treatments, which is Top 2. Oh, you can guess these two, but why the Plus? Because there should be ten left. Since there should be ten left, they will fill it with something else. This is too much of a monthly dividend.

It's fascinating. Why wouldn't you invest in stocks to see dividends? Nevertheless, I did receive monthly dividends. Because there is currently attractiveness in monthly dividends, it's not that high. So, who would buy this? People who just buy global obesity treatment 1 and Novo Nordisk. Anyway, if you're going to hold it for a long time, it would be nice to receive dividends every month and feel good about it. The focus is not here at all, it's here. Here, this is much more important. It would be quite meaningful for those who buy big. Oh, that could be possible. Right. If the amount is large, no, for global obesity treatment top 2, the monthly dividend income is a bit low at 1.5. It's similar to the Dow Jones level. Even if dividends are distributed, if the amount is large, it can be split.

I've set it up so that you can feel a bit happy receiving dividends, so I've filled up a lot of dividend stocks that don't quite match, as I mentioned earlier. By covering them with covered calls, it seems to fit well as monthly dividends. But there's a feeling that it doesn't quite go together, but there is demand for it, right? You can think like this. Anyway, you will receive dividends monthly. Because there are many ETFs for obesity treatment, right? Among them, there's only this one that pays monthly dividends. So, if they are the same, it's better to choose this one. It's good if they pay dividends, but it doesn't matter if they don't. Next is KB Star U.S. S&P 500 H, KB Star KB Kookmin Bank KB Charity Operation. Exactly. U.S. S&P 500. U.S. S&P 500. We included that in the cancellation. Some may not know what the cancellation is.

Because we can't reflect the fluctuation of the exchange rate in the ETF price, we have put a device to prevent it. To hedge against this, there are hedging costs, so it reflects a bit more on the results. However, as much as the exchange rate fluctuates, we can send it further. In the case of the U.S. S&P 500, it contains 500 large U.S. companies. It's hard for an ETF that holds 500 companies to have high dividend yields. It's about 1.27 now, which is really low. Even though it's low, there are too many people who want to invest in the U.S. Moreover, many have been terminated. But we add monthly dividends as well as alpha. In other words, the ETFs of the terminated S&P 500 do not have monthly dividends. It's not written here. Next is Sol, the U.S. S&P 500. Sol is Shinhan, right? So, from Shinhan Asset Management.

When operating, closing the U.S. SNP 500, it doesn't even have futures attached, so this is spot, without the h attached, so this is exposure, simply without harming the essence, simply holding all 500 stocks. So, this is, but there's also monthly dividends attached, around 1%, so you end up receiving a 1% monthly dividend. So, for some, 1% can be quite significant. For 100 million, 1% is 1 million won, and if you divide 1 million won each month, it's almost 90,000 won, which can be felt when it comes out monthly. But when the keyword of monthly dividends is included, people might perceive it more positively, right? I think it's done to align with people's thinking. So, whether this fits or not is a later discussion, so pay attention. How much do you think is invested in the S&P 500 spot like this?

No, if it's the same thing, it's better for us. The better thing is to give dividends more frequently. The better thing is to give dividends more frequently because there are many people who want dividends. Even if they reinvest, this can now be a choice for those people. When it comes to the U.S. index, it will be similar to conservative or something like that. It will be similar here as well. So, when conservative competitiveness doesn't work, where do we go? Options, right? They went for monthly dividends. Monthly dividends have certainly become an attractive point. Also, depending on how it is managed, or maybe due to the difference in conversion, it may have varied like this, but it is likely to be almost the same in reality. There were about three ETFs that distributed dividends at a rate of about 1%. The S&P 500 was listed last month, less than a month ago.

Dividend income in the US, SNP 10% premium. They sell a lot of short-term options, right? Selling a lot doesn't always result in a higher return, but there are times when it does. So, if you look at it earlier, even Cleeman had a higher return. Therefore, it seems like they are taking a shorter cycle for more selling. I'm not sure how short-term it is. Tiger Mirae Asset Management in the US, S&P 500, US S 500, all correct. They will give 10% premium covered calls to make 10%. They will use short-term options for that. Next is Codex US AI Tech Top 10 plus 15% premium. Codex Samsung Asset Management US AI Tech Top 10 US AI companies. They will give 15% covered calls to make 15%.

It's said that covered calls have been attached. Well, there are things like this. So, let me organize it very simply. Individual stocks are more important. It was said that individual stocks are more important. Tesla is more important. If it seems like Tesla will go up, we can choose this. But if you just have a lot of Tesla stocks, it will go up. Even if it goes sideways, you can still benefit from Tesla. If it really doesn't go up, then it would be advantageous in that area. It seems like the right time now. Next, if you are looking at the US Nasdaq, there is only one. There is only one US Nasdaq. Next is US tech companies like this, and here are US tech companies. Then there was one Dow, one obesity treatment, and the S&P 500 was like this. There were these four. These are ETFs that contain US market and US stocks. But even just looking at the letters.

I understand, just by looking at the names, we can pretty much figure it out because we have been studying. Many people may find it difficult to ask such questions. Please recommend a U.S. dividend stock. When asked like this, we should at least show and explain to some extent. Do you want to invest in the S&P 500 or in the NASDAQ? Or are you more interested in Tesla, obesity treatment, or big tech? But you should think that it will rise. Basically, if you think it will keep going up, then you should buy it. There are ETFs for that, but the reason for having covered calls on the underlying asset is that there is a primary reason you want to invest in it. But in the meantime, you want to gain something, that's the essence of this ETF, cash.

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