Another great summary of the Yieldmax funds. Looking forward to the summary video. My prediction is the NEOS Index funds QQQI, SPYI, JEPQ and GPIX/GPIQ will prove overall long term winners.
Thats what they said about jepi. But it still hasnt recovered frim the last bear market and looks like we going to have a bear again. The market did exact same as mid jan 2022 and continued to downtrend all year. All cover call funds back then never recovered.
The emphasis on having a clear exit strategy is crucial, especially after experiencing the volatility of previous bull and bear markets. It’s refreshing to see the focus on setting realistic goals and understanding the why behind profit-taking. This approach not only prepares you for unexpected market shifts but also keeps you grounded during the emotional rollercoaster of trading. It’s a valuable reminder that crypto investing should ultimately serve our personal aspirations, rather than just becoming a game of chasing numbers. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around $200k to a decent 7 figures in the space of a few months...Thanks to Seren Wintersun insights, daily trade signals, and my dedication to learning, I've been increasing my daily earnings. Kudos to the journey ahead!
In a field as rapidly evolving as cryptocurrency, staying updated is crucial. Seren’s continual research and adaptation to the latest market changes have been instrumental in helping me make informed decisions.
The same high-yield potential exists in both bullish and bearish situations; what matters is how information and technique are used. Not neglecting professional advice.
Thank you for doing this one, I was kind of hoping you would! I've been tracking some for a while since I am heavily invested in them based on some of the same metrics (income, total return). I would be curious to see you analyze a 50/50 split of the best Yield ETF and Growth ETF (this is my strategy to get both high income and prevent capital erosion).
Excellent video! Great information explaining how YieldMax operates. It's interesting how the more diversified etfs performed. Very interesting to see their process applied on S&P 500, Nasdaq etfs and leveraged etfs as well, to see how it would perform.
...AGAIN - your terminology is wrong - what you are calling "Portfolio balance" in your spreadsheet is "Total NAV," and what you are calling "Total Return" is the actual "Portfolio balance" - -please fix this so you don't confuse beginners - otherwise good work...thanks...
Excellent work! I really appreciate the effort that goes into creating such high-quality and informative content. I would be interested in knowing your opinion on Yieldmax latest funds, FEAT, and FIVY.
I have had some great success personally in the last four months on yield Max. My question to you is what do you think will happen when we eventually go back into a bear market? Will these funds really fall apart since they rely so much on call options?
QYLD although not exactly the same sells call options…they have been doing so for about 10yrs…they gave out about the same dividends throughout the pandemic and 2022 bear market. Will the Yieldmax ETFs fall apart it’s anybody’s guess.
What do you think about doing the same investment strategy, but on enhanced (like 2x) version of the stocks (or index) instead of based on the simple stock price? Would more momentum and volatility generate a bigger yield and dividend?
Thanks for another great analysis. I've had YMAX on my watchlist for a while (I insist on ticker diversification in a strategy like this), but that NAV erosion is a deal-breaker. The yield looks fantastic of course, but it's effectively less than 9%, and there are a lot of cleaner and safer vehicles out there to get a 9% yield. I know the fund is very new and I'll continue to keep an eye on it, but I'm not impressed so far.
Thanks for sharing such valuable information! I have a quick question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (mistake turkey blossom warfare blade until bachelor fall squeeze today flee guitar). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
One of the flaws in your analysis is that you do not state the purchase price of the stocks you look at. You just say $100,000 is invested at the start and X% of the total was in dividends and Y was the capital appreciation. None of that makes any sense if I don't know the purchase price. It's the cost that determines your yield and the total percentage of any appreciation. It's such a fundamental metric that none of your numbers has any real validity. For example, you did a video that included AIPI in you top rankings. I took a look at what the purchase price was 6 months before your video, and the number of shares I could buy with $100,000, and the actual yield I would have gotten had I owned it, and it was completely different from the numbers you displayed. I tried to figure out your method that you used to arrive at such erroneous numbers, but I gave up. So, I can't trust any of the numbers you post. You don't tell us the what the purchase price was, how many shares your simulated purchase would have bought, and what the actual returns would have been.
why dont you compare investing in NVDY and NVDA. Both were based a single stock. LOL the amount you gave up for that immeadiate income is Reciculous. And that is the BEST of these single stock rip offs. If you like the company invest in the company and benefit from their amzaing growth. Dont buy something that asacriafies the growth for income.
Another great summary of the Yieldmax funds. Looking forward to the summary video. My prediction is the NEOS Index funds QQQI, SPYI, JEPQ and GPIX/GPIQ will prove overall long term winners.
Thats what they said about jepi. But it still hasnt recovered frim the last bear market and looks like we going to have a bear again. The market did exact same as mid jan 2022 and continued to downtrend all year. All cover call funds back then never recovered.
The emphasis on having a clear exit strategy is crucial, especially after experiencing the volatility of previous bull and bear markets. It’s refreshing to see the focus on setting realistic goals and understanding the why behind profit-taking. This approach not only prepares you for unexpected market shifts but also keeps you grounded during the emotional rollercoaster of trading. It’s a valuable reminder that crypto investing should ultimately serve our personal aspirations, rather than just becoming a game of chasing numbers. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around $200k to a decent 7 figures in the space of a few months...Thanks to Seren Wintersun insights, daily trade signals, and my dedication to learning, I've been increasing my daily earnings. Kudos to the journey ahead!
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In a field as rapidly evolving as cryptocurrency, staying updated is crucial. Seren’s continual research and adaptation to the latest market changes have been instrumental in helping me make informed decisions.
Always backup your trading with a good strategy.
The same high-yield potential exists in both bullish and bearish situations; what matters is how information and technique are used. Not neglecting professional advice.
Thank you for your hard work. I definitely enjoy your podcasts and have learned a lot from you. Regards, MC.
Really love 💕 your Yieldmax reviews.
Thank you for doing this one, I was kind of hoping you would! I've been tracking some for a while since I am heavily invested in them based on some of the same metrics (income, total return). I would be curious to see you analyze a 50/50 split of the best Yield ETF and Growth ETF (this is my strategy to get both high income and prevent capital erosion).
Excellent video! Great information explaining how YieldMax operates. It's interesting how the more diversified etfs performed. Very interesting to see their process applied on S&P 500, Nasdaq etfs and leveraged etfs as well, to see how it would perform.
...AGAIN - your terminology is wrong - what you are calling "Portfolio balance" in your spreadsheet is "Total NAV," and what you are calling "Total Return" is the actual "Portfolio balance" - -please fix this so you don't confuse beginners - otherwise good work...thanks...
You should test out the kurv funds. The single stock ones perform better long term with a slightly less yield
Good episode !
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Excellent work!
I really appreciate the effort that goes into creating such high-quality and informative content. I would be interested in knowing your opinion on Yieldmax latest funds, FEAT, and FIVY.
I have had some great success personally in the last four months on yield Max. My question to you is what do you think will happen when we eventually go back into a bear market? Will these funds really fall apart since they rely so much on call options?
QYLD although not exactly the same sells call options…they have been doing so for about 10yrs…they gave out about the same dividends throughout the pandemic and 2022 bear market. Will the Yieldmax ETFs fall apart it’s anybody’s guess.
What do you think about doing the same investment strategy, but on enhanced (like 2x) version of the stocks (or index) instead of based on the simple stock price?
Would more momentum and volatility generate a bigger yield and dividend?
Hey, just as an FYI, SLV is not very much fun to write covered calls on , the premiums are awful.
lol agreed. I did the last week and premiums suck compared to other good wheel Strat stocks in that price range
Thank you for this!!!!
you had a "your text here" at ~10min mark.
Sorting by share volume would save a lot if time?
I look at the holdings for ybit and don’t find put options. Can you please comment on this
Thanks for another great analysis. I've had YMAX on my watchlist for a while (I insist on ticker diversification in a strategy like this), but that NAV erosion is a deal-breaker. The yield looks fantastic of course, but it's effectively less than 9%, and there are a lot of cleaner and safer vehicles out there to get a 9% yield. I know the fund is very new and I'll continue to keep an eye on it, but I'm not impressed so far.
I have YMAX and CONY in my account
I have some YMAX, CONY, and FEPI in an HSA account. I reinvest the dividends from them into a S&P 500 index fund.
Why not just buy day before ex dividend date and sell day after to limit downward etf exposure?
This dude bloodline goes all the way back pre Viking , to the very high mountain caucuses of Nordor
I'm all into Yieldmax except for having SYPT. Not sweating it.
They currently include (not always but often) call-spreads
YMAX YMAG are great funds
Nothing is real. Just wanted to put that out there.
whether you do the transation your self or via YMAX it is the same risky and crazy trade. Doing it with YMAX just adds their fee on top of it.
Thanks for sharing such valuable information! I have a quick question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (mistake turkey blossom warfare blade until bachelor fall squeeze today flee guitar). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
Very hard to follow keep changing screen…gotta do screen shots
One of the flaws in your analysis is that you do not state the purchase price of the stocks you look at. You just say $100,000 is invested at the start and X% of the total was in dividends and Y was the capital appreciation. None of that makes any sense if I don't know the purchase price. It's the cost that determines your yield and the total percentage of any appreciation. It's such a fundamental metric that none of your numbers has any real validity. For example, you did a video that included AIPI in you top rankings. I took a look at what the purchase price was 6 months before your video, and the number of shares I could buy with $100,000, and the actual yield I would have gotten had I owned it, and it was completely different from the numbers you displayed. I tried to figure out your method that you used to arrive at such erroneous numbers, but I gave up. So, I can't trust any of the numbers you post. You don't tell us the what the purchase price was, how many shares your simulated purchase would have bought, and what the actual returns would have been.
why dont you compare investing in NVDY and NVDA. Both were based a single stock. LOL the amount you gave up for that immeadiate income is Reciculous. And that is the BEST of these single stock rip offs. If you like the company invest in the company and benefit from their amzaing growth. Dont buy something that asacriafies the growth for income.
Do not buy any higher yields ETFs
Sell them all. I am 95% BIL ETF and 5% XRMI
Too much of the same words to tell me what I already know 😅
To be honest this is all nothing.
Why?
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Thanks Joe!! From the river to the sea Palestine will be free! Msty to the moon