Yieldmax Coin Option Income Strategy ETF CONY

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The fund will employ its investment strategy as it relates to COIN regardless of whether there are periods of adverse market, economic, or other conditions and will not seek to take temporary defensive positions during such periods. The fund is non-diversified.

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Tuath_De_Danann Oct 21, 1:29 PM
$MSTY $CONY Ouch!!
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red20824 Oct 21, 12:00 PM
$CONY .1931 https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/10/21/3385351/0/en/yieldmax-etfs-announces-weekly-distributions-for-group-2-etfs.htm
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SaylorsPonz Oct 19, 8:41 PM
$CONY vermin
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Dragon_Trader_67 Oct 16, 2:15 PM
$CONY Today, in my Inverted Pairing System, ULTY was the baseline lowest percentage ETF. Took it a while to get there but all 8 of the ETFs eventually get down there so I can purchase more shares in all of them. For those that don't know, the Inverted Pairings System consists of CONY & FIAT, SLTY & ULTY, TSLY & CRSH and MSTY & WNTR. I also still follow NVDY & DIPS. This is my system and it works for me. So far, for the past 30-days my balance is up 7.42% vs the S&P 500 index at 2.16% and the DOW Jones Total Stock Market Index at a mere 1.75%. In the past 3 month, my balance is up 22.46% while the S&P 500 sits at 2.55% and the DOW at 1.84%. Year to Date: my balance is now up 74.24% with the S&P 500 at 14.16% and the DOW at 13.85%. For the past year, my balance has now grown 95.07% while the S&P500 languishes at 17.44% and the DOW coming in at 16.48%. My system wins every single category vs the major indexes and puts every 401k to shame. ;-) $CONY, $MSTY , $NVDY , $TSLY & $ULTY
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DontStepOnRake Oct 14, 10:16 PM
$MSTY $WNTR $MSTY $ULTY $CONY THIS WEEK — Pair Strength Overall Total: 1.9664 (−0.93%) 1️⃣ SLTY 0.2125 / ULTY 0.2955 — 0.5080 (−1.80%) 2️⃣ MSTY 0.2474 / WNTR 0.1784 — 0.4258 (−0.54%) 3️⃣ CONY 0.2148 / FIAT 0.1658 — 0.3806 (−1.30%) 4️⃣ CRSH 0.1637 / TSLY 0.2063 — 0.3700 (−2.99%) 5️⃣ DIPS 0.2023 / NVDY 0.0797 — 0.2820 (+3.52%) LAST WEEK — Pair Strength (Total: 1.9848) 1️⃣ SLTY 0.2157 / ULTY 0.3016 — 0.5173 2️⃣ MSTY 0.2445 / WNTR 0.1836 — 0.4281 3️⃣ CONY 0.2222 / FIAT 0.1634 — 0.3856 4️⃣ CRSH 0.1627 / TSLY 0.2187 — 0.3814 5️⃣ DIPS 0.1963 / NVDY 0.0761 — 0.2724 Notable Shifts: Strength declined −0.93%, from 1.9848 to 1.9664, remaining below 2.00 for the second consecutive week. DIPS/NVDY was the week's standout, strengthening +3.52% as both components increased their distributions, although the pair remains #5. MSTY/WNTR showed impressive resilience, declining only −0.54% and holding #2 as MSTY's modest payout increase partially offset WNTR's decline.
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Dragon_Trader_67 Oct 8, 12:24 PM
$CONY When they happen, reverse splits by YieldMax ETFs get misunderstood a lot. They aren’t “magic fixes” or new alpha engines—they’re structural resets. Over time, call‑selling, capped upside, and aggressive distributions naturally push prices down and erode NAV. When that decay goes far enough, YieldMax steps in with a reverse split to restore price optics, maintain listing compliance, and reset the scoreboard. That reset feels like another cycle because it changes share count, price levels, dividend‑per‑share mechanics, and how quickly an ETF can slide back down the ladder again. So while cyclic rates are market‑driven (volatility, option premiums, decay), reverse splits are issuer‑driven (rules, optics, structure). Different cause, similar impact: they interact with cycles, reshape pair dynamics, and refresh the environment for future decay and distributions. $CONY, $MSTY , $NVDY , $TSLY & $ULTY
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DontStepOnRake Oct 7, 5:21 PM
$WNTR $MSTY $ULTY $CONY THIS WEEK — Pair Strength Overall Total: 1.9848 (–6.70%) 1️⃣ SLTY 0.2157 / ULTY 0.3016 — 0.5173 (+1.17%) 2️⃣ MSTY 0.2445 / WNTR 0.1836 — 0.4281 (–15.13%) 3️⃣ CONY 0.2222 / FIAT 0.1634 — 0.3856 (–8.10%) 4️⃣ CRSH 0.1627 / TSLY 0.2187 — 0.3814 (–5.22%) 5️⃣ DIPS 0.1963 / NVDY 0.0761 — 0.2724 (–5.91%) LAST WEEK — Pair Strength (Total: 2.1272) 1️⃣ SLTY 0.2170 / ULTY 0.2943 — 0.5113 2️⃣ MSTY 0.3111 / WNTR 0.1933 — 0.5044 3️⃣ CONY 0.2577 / FIAT 0.1619 — 0.4196 4️⃣ CRSH 0.1724 / TSLY 0.2300 — 0.4024 5️⃣ DIPS 0.2021 / NVDY 0.0874 — 0.2895 Notable Shifts: Strength declined –6.70%, from 2.1272 to 1.9848, falling below 2.00. SLTY/ULTY was the week's standout, strengthening +1.17% and holding #1 while every other pair declined. MSTY/WNTR suffered the largest deterioration at –15.13% but held #2, driven by MSTY's sharp payout decline. CONY/FIAT weakened –8.10% but still #3. CRSH/TSLY declined –5.22% and stayed #4. DIPS/NVDY softened –5.91% and remains #5.
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red20824 Oct 7, 1:10 PM
$CONY .2222 https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/10/07/3376318/0/en/yieldmax-etfs-announces-weekly-distributions-for-group-2-etfs.html
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