Great video I had started with 12 but just upped it 20k in my personal. So about 714 shares this month I’m going to leave it alone. I helped my youngest out with 5k. I told him don’t touch and wait and see. He is 19.
Thank you so much for breaking it down so nicely. I have a question what if they are not making money on their strategy, would they go out of business or not paying dividends?
If they don't make money on any of their strategy they can always change that. Yes, they can also NOT pay distribution if they cant make money (profit). Here is the video I made to explain 3 scenarios : ruclips.net/video/YIipDd-hmmk/видео.html
@ricknash3055 If you watched the video you'd clearly had seen how much you could have made from 25K to 500K as of now. 10K math is reinvesting and see the growth of your portfolio within just ten years. I'd suggest you watch the video again.
DRIP (Dividend Reinvestment Plan) automatically reinvests your dividends to buy more shares of the same stock or ETF, helping grow your investment through compounding. It's great for long-term growth but may not be ideal if you want cash payouts or the stock price is declining.
Yieldmight has the 841 shares scoring a $1,919.01 dividend for the upcoming distribution. That's a $600 difference in one distribution and an enormous difference over the course of a year.
Absolutely! Selling covered calls with stock or etf you own can be a great strategy to generate additional income. However, I'm not 100 sure if one can use these funds to sell covered call against them. Hope someone who know can comment here. I know for sure Roundhill ETFs allows investors to do options on ther funds like #rdte, #qdte and #xdte
Hey what would be the tax implications for a Canadian investing in msty in a non registered account ? And secondly are you not worried about the dividend sustainability?
For a Canadian investing in and a US paying stock or an ETF in a non registered accounts first, you will pay 15% dividend withholding tax at the time distributions are payed. Second, you will pay Canadian tax when you file your tax return the following year but you will deduct all the tax you already paid in the US (15% non resident withholding taxes). So it's not as bad as many ppl trying to make it to be, unless we are talking about a six figure portfolio. As for #ulty dividends sustainability, I'm not too worry about that. Remember, don't invest in these ETFs if you don't understand or not comfortable with them as investments for you.
Great question! Yes, you can invest in MSTY through a Roth IRA, but make sure to check with your financial advisor (if you have one) to understand the specifics and any potential limitations.
This is actually a very great idea. Why the hell didn’t I think of this. With the insane dividends from this investment, the dividends will get to grow tax free in something like a Roth IRA. With something insane like this you wouldn’t really have to contribute to it anyways since the dividends are so high it will fund itself and then you won’t need to worry about the Roth IRA contribution limits either since you won’t need to really keep putting money out of pocket into it. Again, the dividends alone will literally be the contributions towards it if you turn the DRIP feature on for it. I’ve been investing into MSTY into a taxable account this whole time. 🤦♂️
How would my growing portfolio lessen the fund’s dividend yield over the years.? Maybe you are just trying to be conservative in your example? If my dividend decreased I think I would switch to a higher yielding bitcoin fund. I am figuring for a 100% approximate yield for all of the ten years- perhaps it could even increase?
The math is interesting but correct me if I'm wrong it doesn't assert or make any type of adjustment caveat for the reverse split dilution who are the ultimate crash of microstrategy which is of course a flawed business model
Hello I like the video I respect your hustle. Msty have not paid the same continuously. So your payment fluctuates. These numbers are a little different. I myself own 1,500 plus shares in msty and others as well. There is also nav erosion to be considered. I continuously buy msty on dips.
@sunshinestateadventures-uy6zp Thanks for the love! Totally feel you on the fluctuating payments. But hey, buying on dips is the way to go! Keep stacking those shares! Since inception #smty hasnt had NAV erosion. It all depends on when you bought it.
If you use all 10K to buy MSTY shares at today’s price of $29.47, it will only buy you around 340 shares. From the latest distribution of $2.2792 per share, that’s only $774 per month. This definitely won’t replace your full-time job in today’s cost of living.
Title should be “surpass in a few years.” Not to mislead. I have 26k in msty and will be impossible to surpass my income of over 100k even in a few years
@@thinkpassiv I tried that calculator and the results are different than what you had in the video. What is the website of the calculator used in the video? Please and thanks.
@@thinkpassiv thank You so much for answer me. between October 10, 2024 and January 21, 2025, I bought 1700 MSTY Shares, 7 times, with prices between 26.43 and 38.80. I think about continuing to buy every month. I would love to know how much I can earn in 1 and 2 years. I also have 1300 shares ULTY and 1600 CONY.Thank You so much. Be blessed !🤩
@JeffNix I could do that but again, it will be misleading because each individual pays taxes based on their circumstances from income to the type of account they invest in.
They do call options on mstr stock which is correlated with bitcoins price movement and if they do bad with the call options on mstr or bitcoin drops drastically, they take the funds out of the stocks price to keep the dividend high.
@commonsenseisntcommon1776 #msty follows #mstr which is very volatile on a daily basis because of its crypto allocation. The ups and downs are just a normal thing.
I enjoy your videos but to say the price per share of these high distribution ETFs don't drop is misleading. You should be more realistic in your estimate and say they reduce by 5% or so per year. I have owned MSTY a few months now and it is already down 6% in share price.
I hear where you coming from but I never said the price of any investments would never go down. In case of #msty, since inception, this etf hasn't lost money because it started around $20 mark. All depends on when (at what price) you purchased it.
What about taxes? Well if you put or start it in a Roth IRA or a Roth 401 K there is no taxes when yu reach 59 1/2 years of age. You can contribute 7000 now into a Roth. If you do a one time 7000 investment in a roth at say age 22, in 5 years you should be at 224,000 and in two more years at over a million. That would be pulling you in over 100,000 a month . If one starts with say 2000 in just a regular Brokerage account you pay taxes on what it will earn because you already paid on the 2000. It should earn you another 2400 plus minus what you will need to pay in taxes, State, Local, Federal.that will depend on what tax bracket you are in but in a IRA you will be a multimillionaire if not over a billionaire. I myself am retired at 70 years old. I figure I should be over a million by mid 2027 but when it is 500,000 pulling in 50,000 a month do I want to stop and start using it or wait till it reaches a million bring in 100,000. a month.
@josephramus2392 Thank you for sharing your very detailed comment! While a Roth IRA does offer incredible tax benefits for long-term growth, it's important to note that reaching millions or generating $50,000-$100,000 monthly typically requires commitments.The timeline depends on consistent contributions and compounding. For brokerage accounts, taxes on gains vary by income and holding period as you have pointed out a bit. It’s great to see you planning ahead for your goals!"
@@thinkpassiv Thanks for the kind words. Like I said I am 70 and I found out about MSTY in August. I had 200,000 in Three Roths, one Regular IRA and one regular brokerage account at the start of 2024. I cashed out a lot of stock and sunk most of it into MSTY, NVDY, and TSLY plus a few other Yieldmax funds. At the end of 2024 my account was at 300,000. About 100,000 to 200,000.
Great video
I had started with 12 but just upped it 20k in my personal. So about 714 shares this month I’m going to leave it alone. I helped my youngest out with 5k. I told him don’t touch and wait and see. He is 19.
Thanks for sharing your experience! It's amazing to see how you're growing your investments and supporting your family at the same time. Keep it up!
Good Luck to you and us all!
Thank you so much for breaking it down so nicely. I have a question what if they are not making money on their strategy, would they go out of business or not paying dividends?
If they don't make money on any of their strategy they can always change that. Yes, they can also NOT pay distribution if they cant make money (profit). Here is the video I made to explain 3 scenarios : ruclips.net/video/YIipDd-hmmk/видео.html
Presently $26.85 or 372 shares for $10K. At $2.27 per share thats $845. Not enough to pay the monthly rent.
@ricknash3055 If you watched the video you'd clearly had seen how much you could have made from 25K to 500K as of now. 10K math is reinvesting and see the growth of your portfolio within just ten years. I'd suggest you watch the video again.
Thank you very much! Could you share what the DRIP is? I will research of course; initial question upon viewing.
DRIP (Dividend Reinvestment Plan) automatically reinvests your dividends to buy more shares of the same stock or ETF, helping grow your investment through compounding. It's great for long-term growth but may not be ideal if you want cash payouts or the stock price is declining.
@ thank you so much ! Great video !
Yieldmight has the 841 shares scoring a $1,919.01 dividend for the upcoming distribution. That's a $600 difference in one distribution and an enormous difference over the course of a year.
I didn't get you month. Do you have 841 shares and got $1,919.01 instead of ....?
Good stuff. Can you sell covered calls with MSTY to collect more premiums? Ty
Absolutely! Selling covered calls with stock or etf you own can be a great strategy to generate additional income. However, I'm not 100 sure if one can use these funds to sell covered call against them. Hope someone who know can comment here.
I know for sure Roundhill ETFs allows investors to do options on ther funds like #rdte, #qdte and #xdte
Yes
Hey what would be the tax implications for a Canadian investing in msty in a non registered account ? And secondly are you not worried about the dividend sustainability?
For a Canadian investing in and a US paying stock or an ETF in a non registered accounts first, you will pay 15% dividend withholding tax at the time distributions are payed. Second, you will pay Canadian tax when you file your tax return the following year but you will deduct all the tax you already paid in the US (15% non resident withholding taxes). So it's not as bad as many ppl trying to make it to be, unless we are talking about a six figure portfolio.
As for #ulty dividends sustainability, I'm not too worry about that. Remember, don't invest in these ETFs if you don't understand or not comfortable with them as investments for you.
Thanks for sharing 🙏❤️
No worries! Glad you liked it! Let’s hustle and make that MSTY magic happen! 💰✨
@@thinkpassivif I invest $5000 so how much dividen/ year? Thanks 🙏❤️
Hi! Can I buy invest MSTY in Roth IRA account? Thanks 🙏❤️
😂😂😂 yes😅😅😅
Great question! Yes, you can invest in MSTY through a Roth IRA, but make sure to check with your financial advisor (if you have one) to understand the specifics and any potential limitations.
@cliffdariff74 Thank you for you answer and contributing!
This is actually a very great idea. Why the hell didn’t I think of this. With the insane dividends from this investment, the dividends will get to grow tax free in something like a Roth IRA. With something insane like this you wouldn’t really have to contribute to it anyways since the dividends are so high it will fund itself and then you won’t need to worry about the Roth IRA contribution limits either since you won’t need to really keep putting money out of pocket into it. Again, the dividends alone will literally be the contributions towards it if you turn the DRIP feature on for it. I’ve been investing into MSTY into a taxable account this whole time. 🤦♂️
Don’t trust the Government with your money, invest on your own don’t involve Roth IRA let be your plan B that’s what we need plan A, B, C to survive 😊
I still don’t understand why the yield would go down over the years. My analysis would assume approx 100% or more yield every year. What am I missing?
Inflation and portfolio growth! Remember you're buying more shares every time you get distribution.
How would my growing portfolio lessen the fund’s dividend yield over the years.? Maybe you are just trying to be conservative in your example? If my dividend decreased I think I would switch to a higher yielding bitcoin fund. I am figuring for a 100% approximate yield for all of the ten years- perhaps it could even increase?
Where is your video part 1 link?
Thank you for your comment. I just put the link.
ruclips.net/video/NclOb4eFm5k/видео.html
The math is interesting but correct me if I'm wrong it doesn't assert or make any type of adjustment caveat for the reverse split dilution who are the ultimate crash of microstrategy which is of course a flawed business model
This ETF is not for you.
@juliocs5483 please explain why
Buy schd...this is not for you
How is his business model flawed?
@@DefinitelyAi-bot We all waiting on his reply…Saylor is a billionaire x10 …how did he create a flawed business? 🤷♂️
I'm all in smcy for the upside
Love the energy! Let’s ride this #smcy wave and see where it takes us! 🚀
Hello
I like the video I respect your hustle.
Msty have not paid the same continuously.
So your payment fluctuates.
These numbers are a little different.
I myself own 1,500 plus shares in msty and others as well.
There is also nav erosion to be considered.
I continuously buy msty on dips.
Don’t get me wrong I like your video.
Good info.💪
@sunshinestateadventures-uy6zp Thanks for the love! Totally feel you on the fluctuating payments. But hey, buying on dips is the way to go! Keep stacking those shares! Since inception #smty hasnt had NAV erosion. It all depends on when you bought it.
I'm real thrilled that you like my videos. Thank you!
Thanks for the math. Interesting
Thank you for your comment! I love sharing insights that spark interest. If you have any questions or thoughts, feel free to share!
If you use all 10K to buy MSTY shares at today’s price of $29.47, it will only buy you around 340 shares. From the latest distribution of $2.2792 per share, that’s only $774 per month. This definitely won’t replace your full-time job in today’s cost of living.
è una stima, magari il mese prossimo pagano $ 4. sveglia!!
@ $4 x 340 shares =$1,360.00 per month still not enough to replace your full time job. Maybe in Italy, it’s enough.
let it snowball and you'll see how fast it'll grow.
@purepositivity7404 Did you check the whole video to see where that "10K will surpass your full time job" came from?
@jaiant21 Thank you for your comment!
Title should be “surpass in a few years.” Not to mislead. I have 26k in msty and will be impossible to surpass my income of over 100k even in a few years
@rogerbeals1293 Noted! I’ll tweak the title to: ‘MSTY: Won’t Surpass This Guy’s Income But Will Buy Me a Few Nice Dinners.’ More accurate?
where did you find that calculator you used in the video?
There are a lof of tools I use but here is one. www.marketbeat.com/dividends/calculator/#google_vignette
@@thinkpassiv I tried that calculator and the results are different than what you had in the video. What is the website of the calculator used in the video? Please and thanks.
Hi, thanks for the video. I own 1635 MSTY. How much will i get in 5 Years ???? Thank You😊
To answer that, I'd need to know what was your cost basis per share (your price per share)?
@@thinkpassiv thank You so much for answer me. between October 10, 2024 and January 21, 2025, I bought 1700 MSTY Shares, 7 times, with prices between 26.43 and 38.80. I think about continuing to buy every month. I would love to know how much I can earn in 1 and 2 years. I also have 1300 shares ULTY and 1600 CONY.Thank You so much. Be blessed !🤩
concerned about stock price going down .
@mauriz8120 It's a valid concern but you need to have a strategy before investing your money in anything.
You could consider adjusting your model with an average tax load of 25%
Correct, however, what if you have it in a Roth IRA?
Also if you hold for at least a year, only 50% of your divs are taxed. The other 50% would be ROC, return on capital.
@APC-1305 Thank you very much for you answering and or commenting on this tax topic.
@DefinitelyAi-bot Thank you very much for you answering and or commenting on this tax topic
@JeffNix I could do that but again, it will be misleading because each individual pays taxes based on their circumstances from income to the type of account they invest in.
When stock goes down, divinds payment go down it will never keep paying 2.9
I know what you saying but that's not always the case with these funds!
They do call options on mstr stock which is correlated with bitcoins price movement and if they do bad with the call options on mstr or bitcoin drops drastically, they take the funds out of the stocks price to keep the dividend high.
Why is MSTY dropping?
Who cares?
All yieldmax etfs drop...if you don't notice
@commonsenseisntcommon1776 #msty follows #mstr which is very volatile on a daily basis because of its crypto allocation. The ups and downs are just a normal thing.
@benjamin07420 Hahaha, right?
@gatoborracho4572 Stock markets are always up and down so that's normal.
I enjoy your videos but to say the price per share of these high distribution ETFs don't drop is misleading. You should be more realistic in your estimate and say they reduce by 5% or so per year. I have owned MSTY a few months now and it is already down 6% in share price.
I hear where you coming from but I never said the price of any investments would never go down. In case of #msty, since inception, this etf hasn't lost money because it started around $20 mark. All depends on when (at what price) you purchased it.
I have 2000 shares of MSTY
Wow, that's cool!
Average price?
What about taxes? Well if you put or start it in a Roth IRA or a Roth 401 K there is no taxes when yu reach 59 1/2 years of age. You can contribute 7000 now into a Roth. If you do a one time 7000 investment in a roth at say age 22, in 5 years you should be at 224,000 and in two more years at over a million. That would be pulling you in over 100,000 a month . If one starts with say 2000 in just a regular Brokerage account you pay taxes on what it will earn because you already paid on the 2000. It should earn you another 2400 plus minus what you will need to pay in taxes, State, Local, Federal.that will depend on what tax bracket you are in but in a IRA you will be a multimillionaire if not over a billionaire. I myself am retired at 70 years old. I figure I should be over a million by mid 2027 but when it is 500,000 pulling in 50,000 a month do I want to stop and start using it or wait till it reaches a million bring in 100,000. a month.
@josephramus2392 Thank you for sharing your very detailed comment! While a Roth IRA does offer incredible tax benefits for long-term growth, it's important to note that reaching millions or generating $50,000-$100,000 monthly typically requires commitments.The timeline depends on consistent contributions and compounding. For brokerage accounts, taxes on gains vary by income and holding period as you have pointed out a bit. It’s great to see you planning ahead for your goals!"
@@thinkpassiv Thanks for the kind words. Like I said I am 70 and I found out about MSTY in August. I had 200,000 in Three Roths, one Regular IRA and one regular brokerage account at the start of 2024. I cashed out a lot of stock and sunk most of it into MSTY, NVDY, and TSLY plus a few other Yieldmax funds. At the end of 2024 my account was at 300,000. About 100,000 to 200,000.
Will crush soon, dont ever chase short term gratification people, think long term, beware.
@Rockaa63 I appreciate your input and its always great to hear other investors' opinion! However, why do you think that?
Life is too short, no time for long term investments, even if I lose money, which is not a fact, I will at least give it a try.
@@mvvdlv you do you bro
Why do you think that?
@@mvvdlv Great to try!