ONGC Mar 2026 Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) remains the undisputed heavyweight of India’s upstream sector, accounting for roughly 71% of the nation's domestic crude and gas production. Through its international arm, ONGC Videsh (OVL), it holds interests in 32 assets across 15 countries, from Sakhalin in Russia to the deep waters of Brazil. Read full article on Eduinvesting

It's because you can't take out more than the expected growth per year and expect your buying power to stay the same. Even something like $OVL, that keeps up with $VOO really well will drop more than $VOO in a down market. Since the CAGR for the S&P500 is around 8% and $OVL pays around 11% - spend 8% and do one of the following: reinvest the 3% back into $OVL right away, keep the 3% in cash for $OVL dips, invest the 3% into $VOO. Just because it pays a high yield doesn't mean that the price never recovers. Reinvesting helps with keeping pace with the underlying as much as possible. Even $XDTE went down to $40 in April 2025 and rose to to $44 in October 2025. Now its $38.93, but I'm still price return positive because I bought it in March. Time will tell which ones will appreciate in value and which ones are yield traps.

⏪RECAP: Deep-sea mining is not a debate in isolation. As noted by Naima Taafaki-Fifita (OVL) at Ocean Governance at a Crossroads (USP, 10 June 2026), today’s discussions cannot be separated from the Pacific’s past, or its lived realities, without restorative justice. #SOTPOC

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There are other funds to consider too. Like $OVL, $GPIX, $TDAQ, $DDDD, $VAIE, $ODTE. Some things that do a better job capturing the upside. Entry point is very important with these so I would manually reinvest and buy dips. Just understand the strategy and make sure that you're OK with the caveats. I'm heavily invested in high income ETFs as well as do my own options. It's harder than you'd think to get a 15% yield consistently. Note: you'll have to reinvest a portion of QQQI to keep your buying power consistent. There's no real escaping the 4-8% the safe withdrawal rate. You could always do manual back testing of taking distributions from QQQI vs selling QQQ.

Let those wet blankets stay home. Who truly cares at this point. We know they hate America.

High income ETFs don't often outperform $VOO But $OVL has... Any of you guys own this one?

もしかしたら大型ズーグルって OVL状態になったらプレイヤーキャラしか狙ってこない?

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Yea I don’t know about that…OVL only does 10% too

They make sense when you’re closer to retirement or whenever you’re ready to sacrifice growth for income. Most would tell you to avoid them (I would too at 19) but if u really wanna generate 3k a month in passive income they can be a great tool. U just gotta know you’re sacrificing growth for income. If I was you I’d look at OVL. It tracks/holds VOO and yields 10% paid monthly. OVL has been beating VOO in total return since 2019. They DONT use Covered calls so they DONT cap upside. I used to hold some CC funds but sold them all just bc they weren’t fitting my needs. @CarsonTalkMoney

Divide between QQQI and OVL.

all of these underperform the parent if you spend the money. It is a misnomer to think that you can have something that is free money. Even $OVL lags if you spend the money. OVL is an excellent fund that catches 90% of the upside even without adding the income back in. there is no such thing is free money. None of these give you an income an beat the parent over any period of time. The key is identifying ones that hurt you a little as possible. Look how much better $OVL does at preserving upside after the income is taken out of the equation. $QQQI is a good fund but since inception they have not done nearly as well at catching the parents upside compared to $OVL. TBF $QQQI pays a little higher yield so QQQI could def still work for you. These aren't free money there is always a cost in any financial transaction. Some of these are better at tracking the upside of the parent. This is why I built the MaxFactor and publish it at highyieldlab.app. I feel my web app is the best way to measure the true risk adjusted performance of these ETFs.

Our SnD and OVL is sooo trolly

The biggest mistake you can make in your 20’s is buying $SCHD for dividends. If that’s the route you want to take go with $OVL. 10.5% dividend yield ✅ Crushes $SCHD ✅ Beats the S&P 500 ✅

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This is not a typo! $1,000,000 with the 4% rule pays $40,000 per year. $250,000 split between $TDAQ, $GIAX, & $OVL pays $42,000 in annual dividends. High yield = high capital efficiency.