Many high-yield ETFs and closed-end funds suffer from capital and distribution decay. However, decay can be avoided or mitigated by rotational strategies instead of using funds as long-term investments. I designed a 5-factor ranking system in 2016 and monitored its performance during several years before sharing the eight best-ranked CEFs with my Investing Group members. Get started with a two-week free trial now.Since my first Sell rating on Amplify High Income ETF (NYSEARCA: YYY ) in February 2021, its to ...

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