Looking to place around $100k in something that gets a good yield. I want something higher than a money market fund and am ok with a little risk.

I'm already pretty diversified so looking specifically for cash flow. Anyone have good suggestions?? Thanks!

Here's some capital risk and ultra-high yield alternatives for you, partway down the page:

https://texags.com/forums/57/topics/3394319

Not endorsing them, but they certainly provide a boatload of income, and maintain principal as long as the underlying stock keeps going up. WARNING: Not for the faint of heart, as they're newish and relatively unproven....

ENB
JEPI
JEPQ

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Looking to place around $100k in something that gets a good yield. I want something higher than a money market fund and am ok with a little risk.

I'm already pretty diversified so looking specifically for cash flow. Anyone have good suggestions?? Thanks!

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EPD or ET.

SPYI yielding 11%. Price appreciation looks like 9-10%. I think I read their distributions may be taxed 60/40 long term/short term capital gains. Might be worth a look.

WestTXag18 said:

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Looking to place around $100k in something that gets a good yield. I want something higher than a money market fund and am ok with a little risk.

I'm already pretty diversified so looking specifically for cash flow. Anyone have good suggestions?? Thanks!

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How long do you plan to hold the asset?

I don't have a timeframe in mind honestly. If it's a good investment I'm good with a multi year hold

I'll probably get flamed for this, so I'll just state that I ran the numbers myself a few months ago and expect it still to be the case that nobody who has held bitcoin for four years has done worse than doubling their money. The lowest I found at that time was ~2.11. That is about a 21% CAGR. This is not a recommendation.

Pipelines, telecoms

Try a Nuveen muni ETF and pray the rates don't get cut. NMZ is an example, 6.87% tax free ain't a bad rate. It's risen a lot YTD though. They have a ton and have been doing them forever.

SJNK

Tell me more about SJNK. Seems like it is fairly stable with some risk to your capital but not huge.

I like the 7 percent yield. What risks are there to the yield and to the price?

Its a short term bond fund that hold higher risk lower quality bonds (commonly called junk bonds). This is why the return is higher than your typical 4-4.5%. It has a pretty good track record to mitigate that risk though.

Another similar fund I think is well managed the mutual fund FFRHX

Edit: both are morningstar 5-star if that means anything to you. Looking at the top bonds they hold FFRHX is lending money to bass pro shop, a cell phone insurance companies and a few casinos. SJNK looks to be lending to companies like Dish, DirectTV and echostar

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Pipelines, telecoms

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Why do people hate on pipeline stocks so much? 10% yield for a company with assets that just make money for them. I have always wanted to buy some, but never have because people seem to talk bad about them.

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Why do people hate on pipeline stocks so much? 10% yield for a company with assets that just make money for them. I have always wanted to buy some, but never have because people seem to talk bad about them.

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It depends. The taxes and can get tricky with shops like ET, so maybe that turns people off. I was with ET for almost a decade and left with a lot of shares. CPA does the legwork for me along with my small business taxes/payroll.

MO