Just put a trailing stop loss on it. If it goes down where you don't want it any lower, then it sells at that price. If it goes up your stop loss moves up with the higher price percentage
If you believe in Bitcoin long-term, then yes---MSTY will do well in the long term. Plus with the backing of the US Government (Strategic Reserve Asset) and global adoption, Bitcoin's future is set. If you can't stomach the volatility with MSTR, then MSTY is not for you.
I'm fairly new to this. One thing I really don't understand is the price of these ETFs. Normal stock prices are dictated by DD and SS, but the stock price of Yieldmax's single stock CC ETFs mimicks the underlying while having its own DD & CC forces. How does that work?
You screwed up for selling. I own half (2600 shares) of what you owned and I can see a $11,000 monthly dividend payment along with fund appreciation. I'm going to ride this wave until it's time to not.
My phisolphy is to keep buying and incrase my stack of this ETF. I don't plan to sell because I know in the next cycle Bitcoin will go higher. The dividends is a bonus to buy other stuff in the process.
I buy MSTR when the stock goes down. I own 48shrs and have a gains of 3k of about. I sell puts 30 to 50 strikes out of the money still collecting 100 dollars plus every week. Imhave well over 2000shrs of MSTY. I am long on bitcoin. Very good analysis. 👌👏👍
If you plan on buying a lot of shares, you could buy some now and dca down. I have 95 shares at 33.27 and will dca down. I plan on having 1,000 total shares, so I will be able to bring my average down. I'm looking for MSTY around $23. Have a plan.
MSTY has been great for me so far. I ripped $1000 off the when it went to $45. I’m still up. Buy low, sell high. If it gets close to my cost basis, I’ll add to my position. I’m holding what I have right now. I always set alerts to price movements, up or down.
You have no idea about “debt”. It has No Re-Course debt. Meaning , if Bitcoin went to $1 the bond issuers have no recourse. So the debt can’t be collected. No recourse debt mean no recoursef
how stable is the divident im new to the stock market and i'm vey interested in Crypto as it is the futur, dividents stock and the safe S&p500. i have come across a few divident stock such as MSTY MRNY BTOP NVDY JPEQ and JEPI, what do you think about those? are they risky or stable, and they stop paying divident ? i have a good income and low life style i can permit a bit of risk and i want to start investing in one of those, i am more of a long term holder but would sell from time to time if price is good but i prefer constant income
Saylor isnt new to this, he's been through bear markets with BTC. Yes it could drop some but I don't see it taking when BTC drops into the bear. IDK, I could be extremely wrong but I feel like they have a grasp on how to play this.
Plus there are theories that Bitcoin will have a super cycle this cycle and theoretically continue to trend upwards over the next ten years with much smaller corrections along the way. Some analysts have said that we have officially entered the Bitcoin gold rush, and that volatility is reducing overtime, as it becomes more adopted. I’m considering getting into MSTY for income purposes and also to take some gains and invest it into BTC & MSTR while pocketing the rest for living expenses. I wouldn’t reinvest my dividends into MSTY. This is a strategy I’m considering.
With distributions that high, it only needs to hold up for a year or so to recoup your initial investment through distributions, then take whatever NAV is left as profit. Definitely a short term play, but less risky than it looks on the surface.
Trump is backing digital assets. He appointed a crypto czar, and both want the USA to lead the way. Being retired, im more conservative than most. 5% of my portfolio is in YM funds.
Like bitcoin, I expect MSTY and MSTR to evolve within 4 years cycles. Currently in the bullrun, definitively time to stash distributions. But even if MicroStrategy holds bitcoins, the company provides services, which generate revenues as well. The stock doesn't reflect only bitcoin holding, but company revenue as well. No need to be worried about. Of course, the stock price will vary, like Tesla.
I did a search on youtube about these stocks and found some strange stuff. Keep coming back to your videos to learn more about yield max and the wheel.
Depends on the trades made by msty fund manager.... their call spreads or covered calls need to perform well in order to payout well. If MSTR drops then the fund needs to sell bear call spreads or something.
If the bonds are at 0% what is the risk? My understanding at least the last bonds were at 0 with a option to convert the bond into stock. If the stock never reaches the price point will the bond buyers buy at the inflated price and be in a negative position right away? And yes, I know the risk is that the stock price falls, and he may not be able to get 0% bonds in the future.
I sold out of MSTY in my brokerages, but still have some in my IRAs. MSTY, SMCY and CONY are all very volatile and risky but I still own shares, for now!
Im in on CONY because Coinbase is a service provider, broker, clearing house and holder of countless different coins. (They're diversified). MSTR ran away on Bitcoin hype when that's only a portion of their service offering. When the hype dies I'll come back to MSTY. For now I'll just hold the underlying.
4200 shares at 18.26 of MSTY never selling 18 grand last month on dividend
The beauty of MSTY is even if the stock has a down turn then your dividend reinvesting will just buy more. I plan on holding for 5 or 10 yrs.
MSTY like Bitcoin is a long term hold. Sit back and enjoy the huge profits for at least 5 more years. 😎🤑
Just put a trailing stop loss on it. If it goes down where you don't want it any lower, then it sells at that price. If it goes up your stop loss moves up with the higher price percentage
smart way of doing it
If you believe in Bitcoin long-term, then yes---MSTY will do well in the long term. Plus with the backing of the US Government (Strategic Reserve Asset) and global adoption, Bitcoin's future is set. If you can't stomach the volatility with MSTR, then MSTY is not for you.
Msty can pay your original investment back quickly and then it turns into house money, a bought and paid for free money ATM Machine.
I'm fairly new to this. One thing I really don't understand is the price of these ETFs.
Normal stock prices are dictated by DD and SS, but the stock price of Yieldmax's single stock CC ETFs mimicks the underlying while having its own DD & CC forces. How does that work?
I owned 5,500 shares of MSTY 😅
You screwed up for selling. I own half (2600 shares) of what you owned and I can see a $11,000 monthly dividend payment along with fund appreciation. I'm going to ride this wave until it's time to not.
@michaelb.8953 what are you talking about? I never sell MSTY???
@@the_humble_investorwell u said u owned
@@the_humble_investoryou said owned not own. It’s the past tense than made it seem liked you no longer held that position.
@@Abeanstale Sorry about that. Thanks.
I dont see MSTY dropping until BTC goes into the bear market.
Sold MSTY at $35. It went to $33 and I've removed it from consideration. Holding the underlying MSTR is much better than MSTY.
What is the ex dividend date for Dec/24?
this week thursday is ex date
My phisolphy is to keep buying and incrase my stack of this ETF. I don't plan to sell because I know in the next cycle Bitcoin will go higher. The dividends is a bonus to buy other stuff in the process.
My MSTY was 28 when I bought it. now is 35.50, should I wait an opportunity that the price will be lower?😅
If it goes lower.
Yes today is $28.66
I buy MSTR when the stock goes down. I own 48shrs and have a gains of 3k of about. I sell puts 30 to 50 strikes out of the money still collecting 100 dollars plus every week. Imhave well over 2000shrs of MSTY. I am long on bitcoin. Very good analysis. 👌👏👍
Is it already too expensive to buy MSTY now or at ex-date??
People said that when it was 25$
It will continue as long as bitcoin continue to go up but when bitcoin stops going up it will be time to get out
@@moresugartradercc2744 And Bitcoin will continue going up as the Trump administration has some good plans for crypto.
Its continúe growth maybe to 80 dollars
If you plan on buying a lot of shares, you could buy some now and dca down. I have 95 shares at 33.27 and will dca down. I plan on having 1,000 total shares, so I will be able to bring my average down. I'm looking for MSTY around $23. Have a plan.
MSTY has been great for me so far. I ripped $1000 off the when it went to $45. I’m still up. Buy low, sell high. If it gets close to my cost basis, I’ll add to my position. I’m holding what I have right now. I always set alerts to price movements, up or down.
Awesome, great way to play this fund
You have no idea about “debt”. It has No Re-Course debt. Meaning , if Bitcoin went to $1 the bond issuers have no recourse. So the debt can’t be collected. No recourse debt mean no recoursef
Bitcoin 1.00 😂 bit coin going way up the next 4 years
how stable is the divident im new to the stock market and i'm vey interested in Crypto as it is the futur, dividents stock and the safe S&p500. i have come across a few divident stock such as MSTY MRNY BTOP NVDY JPEQ and JEPI, what do you think about those? are they risky or stable, and they stop paying divident ? i have a good income and low life style i can permit a bit of risk and i want to start investing in one of those, i am more of a long term holder but would sell from time to time if price is good but i prefer constant income
Saylor isnt new to this, he's been through bear markets with BTC. Yes it could drop some but I don't see it taking when BTC drops into the bear. IDK, I could be extremely wrong but I feel like they have a grasp on how to play this.
Plus there are theories that Bitcoin will have a super cycle this cycle and theoretically continue to trend upwards over the next ten years with much smaller corrections along the way. Some analysts have said that we have officially entered the Bitcoin gold rush, and that volatility is reducing overtime, as it becomes more adopted.
I’m considering getting into MSTY for income purposes and also to take some gains and invest it into BTC & MSTR while pocketing the rest for living expenses. I wouldn’t reinvest my dividends into MSTY.
This is a strategy I’m considering.
With distributions that high, it only needs to hold up for a year or so to recoup your initial investment through distributions, then take whatever NAV is left as profit. Definitely a short term play, but less risky than it looks on the surface.
Trump is backing digital assets.
He appointed a crypto czar, and both want the USA to lead the way.
Being retired, im more conservative than most.
5% of my portfolio is in YM funds.
Like bitcoin, I expect MSTY and MSTR to evolve within 4 years cycles. Currently in the bullrun, definitively time to stash distributions. But even if MicroStrategy holds bitcoins, the company provides services, which generate revenues as well. The stock doesn't reflect only bitcoin holding, but company revenue as well. No need to be worried about. Of course, the stock price will vary, like Tesla.
I did a search on youtube about these stocks and found some strange stuff. Keep coming back to your videos to learn more about yield max and the wheel.
Depends on the trades made by msty fund manager.... their call spreads or covered calls need to perform well in order to payout well. If MSTR drops then the fund needs to sell bear call spreads or something.
If the bonds are at 0% what is the risk? My understanding at least the last bonds were at 0 with a option to convert the bond into stock. If the stock never reaches the price point will the bond buyers buy at the inflated price and be in a negative position right away? And yes, I know the risk is that the stock price falls, and he may not be able to get 0% bonds in the future.
I sold out of MSTY in my brokerages, but still have some in my IRAs. MSTY, SMCY and CONY are all very volatile and risky but I still own shares, for now!
Im in on CONY because Coinbase is a service provider, broker, clearing house and holder of countless different coins. (They're diversified). MSTR ran away on Bitcoin hype when that's only a portion of their service offering. When the hype dies I'll come back to MSTY. For now I'll just hold the underlying.