$120,000+/Year: 17 ETF Portfolio for Passive Income – Paul Santori | GG Podcast #21

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0:00 – DON’T SKIP (Important)
0:15 – ETF 1: MSTE + My 40k MSTE
18:30 – ETF 2 & 3
26:03 – ETF 4
42:23 – ETF 5
47:30 – ETF 6
50:55 – ETF 7: ULTY + Cocaine
1:20:23 – ETF 8: HHIS + My 55k HHIS
1:28:26 – ETF 9
1:39:29 – ETF 10
1:59:43 – ETF 11
2:04:11 – ETF 12
2:10:01 – ETF 13 & 14
2:17:46 – ETF 15
2:24:09 – ETF 16 & 17
2:26:08 – Blossom to Youtube

Paul Santori breaks down his $120,000/year dividend portfolio, consisting of ETFs like Harvest MicroStrategy Enhanced High Income Shares ETF (MSTE), Harvest Diversified High Income Shares ETF (HHIS), and YieldMax ULTRA Option Income Strategy ETF (ULTY), and 14 other ETFs!

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Date: September 11, 2025

22 thoughts on “$120,000+/Year: 17 ETF Portfolio for Passive Income – Paul Santori | GG Podcast #21

  1. 🤣🤣🤣🤣Paul is a joke with no understanding of investing, this was hilarious to watch. Paul, if you’re living off these dividends, you would need to generate a total return of 30% year-over-year in perpetuity just to break even. Historically over the last 70 years, the S&P500 has generated an average return of just over 10%, which means you would need to outperform the S&P by about 2.5 times… There’s a reason why most core diversified income funds aim for 10-12% yield because based on historical market returns, they’ve determined they can maintain the funds NAV. If you think you can maintain NAV at 30% yield, you must be a market guru. Warren Buffet needs to call you. You will get absolutely CRUSHED in a bear market.

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