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The fund is an actively managed ETF that seeks current income while providing indirect inverse exposure to the share price (i.e., the price returns) of the common stock of Tesla, Inc. Its potential for gains from decreases in the share price of TSLA’s stock is limited. The fund is non-diversified.

Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 27 at 12:45 PM
$FIAT For those out there wondering about either $FIAT or $CRSH share prices and whether they will have reverse splits soon. Here are the current rules regard those two in particular, but these rules do apply to most ETFs listed with the SEC. Regulatory Mandates & Exchange Rules • Reverse splits are not mandated by the SEC, but exchanges like Nasdaq and NYSE enforce listing standards: • If an ETF trades below $1.00 for 30 days, it receives a deficiency notice. • The issuer then has 180 days to regain compliance, often via a reverse split. • If compliance isn’t regained, a second 180-day period may be granted, but new rules restrict repeated reverse splits within a year. • TSLY, another YieldMax ETF, recently executed a 1-for-2 reverse split to maintain compliance—a precedent that FIAT and CRSH could follow if their prices deteriorate further.
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Brew69
Brew69 Oct. 25 at 1:44 PM
$CRSH The YieldMax Short TSLA Option Income Strategy ETF (CRSH) has switched to a weekly payout frequency from a monthly one. This is part of a broader move by YieldMax to transition its single-stock option income ETFs to a weekly distribution schedule. The most recent distributions show a weekly frequency, with specific payment and ex-dividend dates occurring weekly.
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buzz_kill
buzz_kill Oct. 22 at 9:17 PM
$CRSH OMG how cute (and apt) is this ticker? $QQQ $TSLA
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thailandmonger
thailandmonger Oct. 21 at 3:39 AM
$CRSH Another one that could easily see a 2 cent weekly dividend when Tesla is on a roll. These weeklies are going to be interesting.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 17 at 2:42 PM
$CRSH Full rebalance complete. Rotated into a 12-ETF inverted stack: TSLY & CRSH, CONY & FIAT, MSTY & WNTR, NVDY & DIPS, ULTY & SLTY, now joined by QDTY & YQQQ. All pay weekly. All inverted. All protocol-locked. This isn’t a drift—it’s a disciplined overlay. Volatility is the fuel. Weekly yield is the engine. Every position is trimmed, balanced, and tactically aligned for compounding returns. Let’s see which model survives the storm. I’m already running mine with a 1-year account balance of 157.07%. This 12-ETF inverted stack is built for tactical yield and volatility harvesting. Weekly payouts provide consistent cash flow, while inverse exposure allows me to capitalize on market retracements. By pairing each fund and rebalancing weekly, I maintain strict protocol discipline, trim excess, and compound returns with minimal emotional drift. It’s not about prediction—it’s about precision. I can handle run-ups, down-turns and even reverse splits.
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ZarathustraTao
ZarathustraTao Oct. 12 at 6:23 PM
$WNTR $CRSH $FIAT $DIPS these were great at helping during these times, always have balance.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 3 at 1:53 PM
$TSLY Good morning...(using an appropriate greeting) to all. Today, had to rebalance the 8 hi-yield dividend paying funds early at the market open due to thing that have come up. Would normally have waited until later after 2:00 PM, but it's done. Done commenting on $TSLY and $CRSH for a while since that money has been applied in the rebalancing scheme. Next week comes the $NVDY & $DIPS dividends to apply across the board whatever they may be paying. It's all about the 12.5% for the 8 ETF's and I can't get any closer today than where I am. I dumped the remaining spare change into my favorite and only trash can penny stock "IBOGF". You never heard of it. That's why it's the trash can....until it isn't! LMAO Good day everyone!
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TMFMike12
TMFMike12 Oct. 2 at 7:22 PM
$CRSH Class action lawsuit soon
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Businesspro
Businesspro Oct. 2 at 3:11 PM
$TSLA Added $CRSH Lots of put options buying IMO over priced
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 2 at 2:54 PM
$CRSH As some who follow me know, I hold all 8 of the Yieldmax Inverted hi-yield ETFs (CONY & FIAT, NVDY& DIPS, TSLY & CRSH, and MSTY & WNTR). The rebalance back to 12.5% in each holding will happen tomorrow sometime after 2:00PM to give those options traders the time they need to adjust their holding due to the expiring options. I know exactly how much I'll receive in dividends tomorrow; I added my bi-monthly tranche of new funds for this rebalance, and I took some profit this morning on NVDY, MSTY, TSLY and CONY. My rebalance is set in stone now so I just have to wait for tomorrow's action. I'll definitely be buying just enough into $FIAT, $DIPS, $CRSH & $WNTR to bring them back up to 12.5% each from my cash reserves. I simply buy low - sell high each week based off those percentages. New week, same philosophy every week. And yes...I will make money once again with more shares to go around to build the portfolio.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 27 at 12:45 PM
$FIAT For those out there wondering about either $FIAT or $CRSH share prices and whether they will have reverse splits soon. Here are the current rules regard those two in particular, but these rules do apply to most ETFs listed with the SEC. Regulatory Mandates & Exchange Rules • Reverse splits are not mandated by the SEC, but exchanges like Nasdaq and NYSE enforce listing standards: • If an ETF trades below $1.00 for 30 days, it receives a deficiency notice. • The issuer then has 180 days to regain compliance, often via a reverse split. • If compliance isn’t regained, a second 180-day period may be granted, but new rules restrict repeated reverse splits within a year. • TSLY, another YieldMax ETF, recently executed a 1-for-2 reverse split to maintain compliance—a precedent that FIAT and CRSH could follow if their prices deteriorate further.
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Brew69
Brew69 Oct. 25 at 1:44 PM
$CRSH The YieldMax Short TSLA Option Income Strategy ETF (CRSH) has switched to a weekly payout frequency from a monthly one. This is part of a broader move by YieldMax to transition its single-stock option income ETFs to a weekly distribution schedule. The most recent distributions show a weekly frequency, with specific payment and ex-dividend dates occurring weekly.
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buzz_kill
buzz_kill Oct. 22 at 9:17 PM
$CRSH OMG how cute (and apt) is this ticker? $QQQ $TSLA
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thailandmonger
thailandmonger Oct. 21 at 3:39 AM
$CRSH Another one that could easily see a 2 cent weekly dividend when Tesla is on a roll. These weeklies are going to be interesting.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 17 at 2:42 PM
$CRSH Full rebalance complete. Rotated into a 12-ETF inverted stack: TSLY & CRSH, CONY & FIAT, MSTY & WNTR, NVDY & DIPS, ULTY & SLTY, now joined by QDTY & YQQQ. All pay weekly. All inverted. All protocol-locked. This isn’t a drift—it’s a disciplined overlay. Volatility is the fuel. Weekly yield is the engine. Every position is trimmed, balanced, and tactically aligned for compounding returns. Let’s see which model survives the storm. I’m already running mine with a 1-year account balance of 157.07%. This 12-ETF inverted stack is built for tactical yield and volatility harvesting. Weekly payouts provide consistent cash flow, while inverse exposure allows me to capitalize on market retracements. By pairing each fund and rebalancing weekly, I maintain strict protocol discipline, trim excess, and compound returns with minimal emotional drift. It’s not about prediction—it’s about precision. I can handle run-ups, down-turns and even reverse splits.
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ZarathustraTao
ZarathustraTao Oct. 12 at 6:23 PM
$WNTR $CRSH $FIAT $DIPS these were great at helping during these times, always have balance.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 3 at 1:53 PM
$TSLY Good morning...(using an appropriate greeting) to all. Today, had to rebalance the 8 hi-yield dividend paying funds early at the market open due to thing that have come up. Would normally have waited until later after 2:00 PM, but it's done. Done commenting on $TSLY and $CRSH for a while since that money has been applied in the rebalancing scheme. Next week comes the $NVDY & $DIPS dividends to apply across the board whatever they may be paying. It's all about the 12.5% for the 8 ETF's and I can't get any closer today than where I am. I dumped the remaining spare change into my favorite and only trash can penny stock "IBOGF". You never heard of it. That's why it's the trash can....until it isn't! LMAO Good day everyone!
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TMFMike12
TMFMike12 Oct. 2 at 7:22 PM
$CRSH Class action lawsuit soon
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Businesspro
Businesspro Oct. 2 at 3:11 PM
$TSLA Added $CRSH Lots of put options buying IMO over priced
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 2 at 2:54 PM
$CRSH As some who follow me know, I hold all 8 of the Yieldmax Inverted hi-yield ETFs (CONY & FIAT, NVDY& DIPS, TSLY & CRSH, and MSTY & WNTR). The rebalance back to 12.5% in each holding will happen tomorrow sometime after 2:00PM to give those options traders the time they need to adjust their holding due to the expiring options. I know exactly how much I'll receive in dividends tomorrow; I added my bi-monthly tranche of new funds for this rebalance, and I took some profit this morning on NVDY, MSTY, TSLY and CONY. My rebalance is set in stone now so I just have to wait for tomorrow's action. I'll definitely be buying just enough into $FIAT, $DIPS, $CRSH & $WNTR to bring them back up to 12.5% each from my cash reserves. I simply buy low - sell high each week based off those percentages. New week, same philosophy every week. And yes...I will make money once again with more shares to go around to build the portfolio.
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MDsStrongestMan
MDsStrongestMan Oct. 1 at 8:45 PM
$CRSH I like Tesla stock but I feel as if it's time for a pullback
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Oct. 1 at 7:11 PM
$TSLY I do own both $TSLY & $CRSH which have options expiring this week. They both operate on a 4-week distribution cycle, and the latest ex-dividend date is October 2, 2025, with the dividend payout scheduled for October 3, 2025. There will be some form of impact of Options Expiration on TSLY's & CRSH's Share Price. TSLY’s structure is built around actively managed options on TSLA, so Friday’s options expiration can trigger notable price dynamics. Key Effects to Watch for Friday: • Premium Decay and Position Closure: As options expire, the funds may unwind or roll options positions. This can cause short-term price movement in them as the funds rebalance. Price rebound or no rebound, that is the question. • Dividend Payout Drag: The ETFs go ex-dividend Thursday and pay out Friday. That payout typically causes a price drop roughly equal to the dividend amount (For ex: $0.8020 this cycle for TSLY), which is already baked into the market by Thursday’s close. Just don't act surprised!
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raymond2161
raymond2161 Oct. 1 at 5:31 PM
$CRSH No floor? 🤦
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thailandmonger
thailandmonger Sep. 29 at 7:35 PM
$CRSH Over/Under for Saturday morning payout is a dime. I am betting the Under.
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 29 at 2:06 PM
$TSLY When you ascend to the top of the mountain you have to remember that there is not much room to continue up, only to hope that there is a plateau that allows you to remain there while it's crossed. Just be careful though, because the only true direction that remains is to go back down. With that in mind, go slowly and pray there are no sudden cliff edges at the end of the plateau. Because if that is all that you have left, there comes a sudden inevitable drop back down to reality. That is why I like the Williams %R (W%R) so much. It always looks like the mountain tops and valleys at each apex. The $TSLY journey is currently on such a mountaintop plateau while $CRSH is currently in a nice wide valley. Eventually, journeys like these always change direction. Be warned but enjoy the journey too!
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 29 at 1:25 PM
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 26 at 3:27 PM
$MSTY My rebalance is now completed for the week for the 8 Inverted Yieldmax ETFs I trade. Done posting here on $MSTY & $WNTR for a while and looking forward to addressing my comments to $TSLY & $CRSH next week. The other 4 are still upcoming (CONY & FIAT and NVDY & DIPS), but there is plenty of time for them. These eight are all as close to 12.5% as I can get them in relation to each other. This week's dividends have been applied, so it's time to move on. I even added more spare change into my trash can stock IBOGF once again. It's not on Stocktwits yet, so no need to look. It's the trash can where all spare change resides until the "wonder if ever" massive surge in price occurs. Next week, we do it all again, different ETF's, same ole game.
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thailandmonger
thailandmonger Sep. 25 at 7:29 PM
$CRSH Glad I added yesterday at 3.11, TSLA had a huge run-up and today the European sales for August were reported down 20%. I have come to accept that Yieldmax will pay what it pays, so take it and enjoy it. I used many Yieldmax dividends to start some great energy plays pretty cheap last month that are starting to roll. It isn't worth trying to outsmart Yieldmax, just reinvest into your choices or take the money until the day you die.
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Businesspro
Businesspro Sep. 24 at 5:33 PM
$CRSH Added starter position here Might be early but IMO should play out as $TSLA becomes overpriced I can add more if $TSLA continues to pump more Musk can’t buy his own shares forever Plus Market due for a pullback
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thailandmonger
thailandmonger Sep. 22 at 6:00 PM
$CRSH We'll be lucky to see a dime as the next dividend payment. However, when Tesla starts to retract, we'll improve. Like I say, it's all money and it's all good.
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josephe87
josephe87 Sep. 19 at 12:37 PM
$CRSH may consider adding at 3.00 for some insurance on my $TSLA position
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Dragon_Trader_66
Dragon_Trader_66 Sep. 17 at 10:04 PM
$TSLA As always, $TSLA is the main event. ETFs like $TSLY and $CRSH are just side bets on Musk’s chaos. My side bets anyway. $TSLY pays fat monthly yield, but most of it is return of capital—NAV bleed dressed up as income. $CRSH flips the trade, betting against $TSLA, but its synthetic put setup means losses can pile up fast if Musk rallies the stock. Both ETFs are built to monetize TSLA’s volatility, not hold long-term value. Musk drives the car—literally and emotionally. His moves, tweets, and billion-dollar buys swing sentiment harder than earnings. If you're trading TSLY or CRSH, you're not investing in Tesla—you’re renting Musk’s mood. Use them tactically. No passengers allowed. Either way...I'm going to be earning more dividends for that long road trip.... gas powered!
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