How QQQI and TDAQ Pay You from the Nasdaq Every Month
Both QQQI and TDAQ are built on the Nasdaq-100 — the same companies as QQQ:
Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Google, Meta, etc.
Both use options to generate income.
Both pay high monthly distributions.
Both are designed for cash flow investors.
They get their in different ways!
TDAQ = Renting Out Price Movement
TDAQ’s job is simple:
It sells call options on the Nasdaq-100 over and over.
When traders want to bet the Nasdaq will go higher, they buy options from TDAQ.
TDAQ collects that money immediately.
So TDAQ’s income comes from:
Option premiums paid by traders.
The fund is basically a landlord renting out the Nasdaq’s future upside.
The more people trade…
The more volatile the market…
The more TDAQ gets paid.
That’s why TDAQ can generate very high yields (often 17%+).
But there’s a cost:
If the Nasdaq explodes higher, TDAQ gives up part of that upside because it sold it away.
TDAQ trades growth for income.
QQQI = Owning the Companies and Harvesting Income
QQQI works very differently.
QQQI actually owns the Nasdaq-100 stocks.
Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon — it owns them like QQQ does.
Then it selectively sells options around those positions to generate income, but it is less aggressive than TDAQ.
QQQI’s goal is:
“Generate income without killing long-term growth.”
So QQQI:
• Keeps more upside
• Lets winners run
• Uses options to boost cash flow
• Doesn’t fully cap gains like TDAQ does
Its yield is lower than TDAQ — usually around 12–15% — but it captures more growth.
What This Means in Real Life
If the Nasdaq goes sideways:
• TDAQ does great (collects rent)
• QQQI does fine
If the Nasdaq slowly rises:
• QQQI shines
• TDAQ still pays
If the Nasdaq rockets higher:
• QQQI benefits
• TDAQ lags
If the Nasdaq crashes:
• Both fall
• But TDAQ still keeps option income coming in
The Personality Difference
TDAQ is:
A cash flow engine
QQQI is:
A growth + income hybrid
TDAQ asks:
“How much money can I squeeze out of this market every month?”
QQQI asks:
“How do I get paid without destroying my long-term wealth?”
Why Many Investors Use Both + More!
This is why a QQQI + TDAQ portfolio actually make sense.
You get:
• TDAQ → high monthly income
• QQQI → income + growth
You’re not betting on one strategy.
You’re blending cash flow and wealth building.
Disclaimer
The information provided in this content is for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial, investment, or trading advice. I am not a licensed financial advisor. All investing involves risk, may include but not limited to loss of principal. Always do your own research or consult with a qualified financial professional before making any financial decisions.
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