Quill,
FinViz lists 254 ETFs that have a div yld of 10% or better. That’s a lot of tickers to research. Can you offer a shortcut method for selecting which ones might be worth considering?
Thanks in advance.
Post Script. A fast way to see the div history is to chart the ticker at FinViz and then select ‘financials’. Here’s an example. With a weekly pay of nearly four bits, WPAY would seem to offer an annual yield of about 50%, which seems to good to be true, but worth the risk, and I took a position just now.
Later.
Quill, I seem to have answered my own question and used the fallback of selecting what to buy on the basis of ‘liquidity’ and ‘discount’ , i.e., buying what seems to be over-sold and that had a tight spread. Now the waiting game begins to see how this experiment turns out.
Still later. If the spread isn’t tight, I’m still being able to split it and get a fill. So far, I’ve bought a basket of ten CC ETFs.