The Strategy of HighYieldETF hinges on two basic elements: High Yield Dividend paying  Closed-End Exchange Traded Funds (ETF's) and Risk reduction through a buy and hold strategy involving bond holdings.  In the view of B-2 Enterprises a portfolio consisting of a selection of ETF's, implemented considering the two elements listed above combined with the Portfolio Implementation Procedure listed below you can exceed all of your high yielding investment objectives. More information on Library Page.

THE CLOSED END ETF		The Closed End ETF is a single instrument that trades intra day with the ease of a single stock. Purchased and sold through any broker. ETF expense ratios are less and  have less restrictions then mutual funds. All ETF's selected also posses high Dividend yields.
RISK MANAGEMENT		The exchange traded fund (ETF's) offers excellent risk reducing diversification; often into hundreds of individual holdings per each ETF. HighYieldETF ranks each ETF holding and portfolio with a risk ranking scored 1 through 10  based on historical price volatility in order to assess and manage your desired risk level. Price volatility has historically proven to be one of the most accurate measurements of a given investments risk. Each closed-end ETF considered must have in excess of 500 million dollars under management, in order to provide you with good trade entry liquidity. The current premium/discount of a given individual ETF position is a key consideration when I consider a ETF for purchase or sale a holding in the frequently traded portfolio.  The individual ETF 's annual premium/discount fluctuation range is also considered in this equation.  Note: High yield Closed End ETF's often posses volatility that can cause particular ETF's or groups of closed end ETF's to temporarily trade into down trends or up trends causing a rapid price move that will not be a reason to sell or buy. How ever many downtrends can result in higher discount pricing, resulting in a buying opportunity. This price change volatility is best shown with previous historical chart analysis over a one to three year period. When checking a 1-3 year chart of the typical closed-end-ETF you will notice they have a strong propensity to cycle within a defined trading range. This strong channeling  tendency should be considered by the prospective buyer/seller of any closed-end-ETF.
HighYieldETF PORTFOLIO IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURE		Buy, hold or exchange all of HighYieldETF selections always using a Limit Order (Some ETF's have poor pricing issues due to volatility, caused by  low daily trading volume) if a purchase or sale is required; to match all of the holdings in your chosen HighYieldETF Portfolio. This should be done as soon as possible upon receiving  the Monthly revision or the sign up of a new HighYieldETF membership.  You will receive a monthly e-mailed market  and portfolio update received in the first week of the month. There will only be one update a month. I have determined that providing new information and updates is best done on a monthly basis in order to minimize premature false moves and undesirable performance due to portfolio churn or excessive trade. At the original Portfolio setup you should equal weight all four HighYieldETF positions at 25% per each holding in your personal Portfolio. When rotating out of one investment into another during a portfolio change; exchange the entire position or positions into the new holding or holdings. If a portfolio requires re-balancing we recommend only doing so on an annual basis, as to prevent excessive trade or churn problems of trade commission expenses and overall hassle.