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U my got my sub based on YieldMax funds coverage 🎉

Tesla is so overrated. I don’t understand what you see. They had split earnings and the stock popped like it was great.

AMDY was my favorite YieldMax at one time, but I decided to go with NVDY because of more growth and a healthier dividend. AMD stock is very volatile, it goes all over the place.

Any time people describe mathematical facts (returns) in qualitative terms (amazing), they are lying to you.

Ugh Elon is not a nice person.

Roundhill is suspected of overpaying distributions and that will begin to affect the nav. More time needed to let this play out.

Well done Denis, keep up the great work!!! I’m using some of my income to tick off a HUGE bucket list item - I’m taking the family to a ultra luxury Maldives resort, staying in an over water villa, the size of a house!!! Our villa also has a slide into the lagoon, with the beautiful turquoise water. I’m also surprising the family by upgrading us from Economy to First Class!!! All up, the trip will cost approximately $100,000 AUD, and I have made nearly $623,000 in income from my port, which includes NVDY, AMDY, IWMY and QDTE. Cheers!!!

Stay focused Dennis, you are doing great!! Enjoyed. Thank you.

I had 5 different stocks that never got paid out so far this October, NVDY FIAT MSTY CONY and TSLY, so, I would like to know when are they gonna get to paying again, or are those 5 that I mentioned going to pay weekly then I just gotta be more patient?! 😜

Invest week one into 2, two into 3 and so on.. that way you dont have to wait a month for that money to do something.

Good rollup Dennis. I am doing something similar with a different portfolio distribution and a little less diversity. One notable difference is that my Yieldmax positions are heavier in NVDY instead of TSLY. We're at two different points in the journey, where you are building an income stream to shed reliance on a traditional position in the workforce, while I am developing an additional income stream to fund an early retirement. Although that difference exists, it's fundamentally superficial. That demonstrates that anyone can benefit from learning enough to put their money to work for them. Keep up the good work.

Just tricking people into thinking monthly payments are weekly but if you own one in each week you get every week but each stock stayed monthly

Its awesome but also useless info because you scroll too quickly past your investments vs monthly dividends Slow down, show us for the month of XXXXX that you have XXX number of stocks, and your total cost for that stock is XXXX and the monthly dividend (return based on investment) is XXXX That way we can see the difference between the low paying dividend stocks vs the high paying dividend stocks. I.e., you have 1000 bucks invested in a low payer and it returned 25 bucks or whatever in the month. compared to a high paying dividend stock that you have 750 (or whatever amount) invested in and it payed you $98 bucks in the same month. thanks

Nvdl a good wheel strategy very good at moment been selling puts

Hello seen utube vid on new income etf selling day options on spy monthly payer but leaves room for it to appreciate close to spy 500 it's new so no payment yet very interested in this one coz of both income and appreciation so check out tspy

how much money are u using for the TNA options. Have u considered selling puts on SOXL because the return on your money is better

not YMAG?

Would it be wise to invest into all Yield max ETF's equally?

Why mess with these weeklies which are "weaklies?" Just stick with MSTY.

Another click bait title

Nothing ""terrible"" about Roundhill dividends. Even at the lower dividend last week I'm making 24%. I'm earning over 35% with QDTE. Best fund I have ever owned.

Roundhill will go up on dividends, but they will keep the NAV with some smaller payouts. I like XDTE for good returns.

roundhill pays on average 33 cents a week for for 38% so no way this fund is paying 68%, the math does not add up.yieldmax states that fund pays just under 16% on their site

Synthetic covered calls didn't work out this week because of P Diddy

Nice

I own all yieldmax etfs and let me tell you they have changed my life.

Interesting! I’m a older guy and don’t think so swiftly on some of these investment strategies. So thanks for this idea. Sounds like it will work.

I don't really care much for weekly dividends, just as long as it all ads up to an overall monthly, high dividend yield. (For these covered call ETFs) Nevertheless, thanks for reporting this!

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QDTE and XDTE weekly dividend payout works well for me.

Smart.

Taxable ???

I hope this makes an impact on nav reduction...all I need is someone to explain to me how.

QDTE & XDTE works for me

YieldMax's New Dividend Strategy: YieldMax ETFs announced they are shifting to a weekly dividend payment schedule, effective September 12, 2024, but this does not mean each ETF pays weekly. Instead, the monthly payments are distributed across different weeks. Grouped ETFs for Weekly Payments: YieldMax organized their single-stock ETFs into four groups (A, B, C, D), each group paying dividends on a different week. This ensures that if investors hold ETFs from each group, they can receive dividends every week. Examples of Groupings: For example, Group A includes ETFs like Tesla (TSLA) and Group D includes ETFs like Amazon (AMZN). Investors with ETFs across multiple groups will get staggered payments throughout the month. Potential for Compounding: By reinvesting dividends weekly across groups, investors could benefit from a compounding effect. Each week's dividends can be reinvested into other ETFs, potentially increasing returns over time. Competitor Influence: YieldMax’s decision to switch to weekly payments was influenced by competition from funds like Roundhill’s QDTE and others, which offer similar frequent payouts and appeal to investors seeking regular income. Compounding vs. Consistency: YieldMax's grouped strategy may not produce the same dramatic compounding effect as some funds, but the staggered payments still offer consistent income that can be reinvested, particularly beneficial for single-stock ETFs. Benefits for Investors: Weekly payments provide flexibility for investors who prefer more frequent income, similar to receiving a paycheck weekly rather than monthly, and can help with managing cash flow.

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I like this way Yieldmax is doing it much better than an actual weekly payment from the same ETF like QDTE. This way I get the benefit of a monthly dividend amount and then still cash flow on a weekly payment into the next weeks ETF on the ex dividend date and then rinse and repeat.

People kept asking Jay on the interviews that we won’t weekly . They finally gave what the people wanted

Not a fan of any YieldMax funds because of NAV decay. Owning TSLY into oblivion until it dies but never buying any other YieldMax funds again until they truly redeem themselves with something that has little to no NAV decay. I have big position in QDTE now -- will see how RDTE compares to QDTE over time.

Sorry for the long comment here - many may not read this because it's more than a sentence, 🙂but here goes! I invest in high yield funds like SPYI, QQQI and SVOL (IWMI soon). So many other funds seem/feel like they prey on an ever evolving (or devolving) part of our society that sacrifices what we want most (total return) for what we want now (yield). I love what Larry Kim says (SVOL fund manager): "total return is the truth serum". Looking at Yieldmax, I see Jay as a salesman first, releasing many funds to see what sticks and grows fast (appears to be quantity over quality many times), in order to build his company...which to an extent, I get. Sylvia (Defiance - very intertwined with Yieldmax) is also gimmicky-feeling (maybe SPYT is an exception). I just believe they somewhat prey on retail investors' vulnerability and quest to receive $$ now (with a very real loss and reduction of total return). NEOS is the real deal; their interviews exude trust and competency, and they stay focused...and subsequently their AUM grows...long term their funds will beat/eclipse/be more stable and consistent than almost all other CC ETFs; this simply speaks to Garrett + Troy and others staying with their core principle: options strategies (like their name implies), and building long-term, quality funds that strike the balance between NAV growth and stability + premium income, on a monthly basis. I feel concerned for many retail investors who could/will likely lose a great deal of opportunity over time by thinking they are getting a "free lunch" with Yieldmax. Always remember that there is no free lunch in the market - returns will ALWAYS normalize to their true fair value over time. Quality, growth and returns are, of course, linked to the underlying...but returns are also linked to the quality, structure and management (and most importantly: consistency!) of the fund itself, and this is what NEOS brings. The key is to buy quality at a sustainable fair value...no exceptions. Yieldmax and Defiance, for the most part, don't represent this. Just be careful out there! :)

Heyyy, wow this is soooo brilliant! 😝

I would agree with everything you said, in time... QDTE has paid 25 weeks thus far... only 5 of them have been over .40 cents (9 or 10 have been under .30 cents)... So, having the .40+ cent weeklys being sustained would be key to your point, but it might be coming, who knows. YM has funds that completely outclass QDTE over the last 6 months (QDTE inception), just not AMZY, as AMZY is roughly equal. The message should be that Roundhill funds could COMPLIMENT a more volatile, higher paying income YM portfolio (so could GIAX from XFunds, AIPI and FEPI from Rexshares and the T's from Defiance)... The youtube community shouldn't favor one over the other, but discuss how the different options available can compliment different strategies. That's where the desire is... People have different goals, and knowing all the options are key. But wishing you continued success as you grow your channel and platform, nice work.

I want to earn from here

Lol

I'm trying to understand how the YieldMax strategy (with covered calls) is different from just tracking the price of NVDA without selling covered calls. If a stock grows by 5%, both the stock and YieldMax would go to 105 from 100, but YieldMax then pays a $5 dividend and drops back to 100. Why are covered calls needed to do this? Where does the premium from the covered calls go, and what advantage does it provide over simply tracking NVDA's price?

So i got my first divident in sept and i saw sudden drop in the share price. Now that is nav erosion, then how it is works in growth? Will there be months when divident paid without nav erosion. If not then how it make sense as growth?

Great work Denis, so nice to see someone who is not a rapist like Khmer in the high yield space!!

Well done Dennis!! Keep up the great work!! I currently have 22,178 shares in NVDY, but when I get paid next week, I’m going to reinvest in QDTE, as I currently have 852 shares in QDTE, and I’m looking to grow that to 8000 - 10,000 shares in in next year or two.

should I be freaked out if my value and price have gone down in the last two weeks...is this normal? just started buying up yieldmax funds so Sept will be my first pay outs.

Nice job, i like your transparency